phito

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by phito 9mo ago
It's crazy how some people here will just make all the assumptions possible in order to refuse to believe you. Anyone who's used a good model with open code or equivalent will know that it's plausible. Refactoring is really c
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by phito 9mo ago
There's been a lot of very bad bugs for a long time and they don't seem to care about fixing them. Eg the screen flicker: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/3648
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by phito 9mo ago
It doesn't have to be micro services, just code that is decoupled properly, so it can search and build its context easily.
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by phito 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27ll_own_nothing_and_be_ha... And as we've seen, once the market has been captured, they will start enshittifying everything to squeeze as much profit as they can and we'll h
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by phito 9mo ago
Claude recently got LSP plugins
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by phito 9mo ago
Totally agree. I've been using blazor server + Claude for project and it just removes all the stupid complexity of having react + a rest API.
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by phito 9mo ago
So we're reposting fake reddit engagement bait posts here now? Come on, this is barely credible. Even if it seemed credible, this is not how you whistleblow effectively. To be clear I'm not trying to defend these companies, they s
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by phito 9mo ago
From what I've seen, 99% of people are using the free version of ChatGPT. Those who are using Claude are on the subscription, very often the $100/month one.
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by phito 9mo ago
State of the art.
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by phito 9mo ago
This is the way.
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by phito 9mo ago
Nope, I wouldn't. I wish for competent local LLMs that don't require a supercomputer at home to run. One can dream!
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by phito 9mo ago
I don't agree, I looked at most of the code the AI wrote in my project, I have a good idea of how it is architectured because I actively planned it. If I have a bug in my orders, I know I have to go to the orders service. Then it'
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by phito 9mo ago
I find that restricting it to very small modules that are clearly separated works well. It does sometimes do weird things, but I'm there to correct it with my experience. I just wish I could have competent enough local LLMs and not rel
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by phito 9mo ago
I really doesn't. I just ditched my wordpress/woocommerce webshop for a custom one that I made in 3 days with Claude, in C# blazor. It is better in every single way than my old webshop, and I have control over every aspect of it
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by phito 9mo ago
Do you believe we can automatically detect AI generated videos, without having too many false positives and without spending huge amounts of resources playing the cat and mouse game? It's not possible and it's not economically via
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by phito 10mo ago
It's right there in my comment
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by phito 10mo ago
Screenshots are just completely broken. People always tell me to use other apps like flameshot but IME it just doesn't work and I don't want to have to mess around so much to take screenshots. I'm still using Wayland because
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by phito 10mo ago
How are people not wearing seatbelt? I've never seen a car that doesn't make a constant annoying noise if you're not wearing it while driving. Do they mod the car to disable this safety system? That seems too far stretched...
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by phito 10mo ago
Myeah... I've had weird issues on my network that I could only resolve by disabling IPv6. Granted, it's probably my fault, but if everything still works fine with ipv4 that's fine to me. One day I will get into it and learn
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by phito 10mo ago
Engagement bait will get amplified even more, with the goal of gathering human generated data and user retention. Lots of new subreddits have been popping up this year, in different languages, that are flooded with AI generated rage and eng
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by phito 10mo ago
I wish, but from what I've seen, most "normies" don't care at all as long as they are entertained. It makes me depressed seeing my friends consuming and sharing all that AI slop while either believing it's true, or
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by phito 10mo ago
Too real :(
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by phito 10mo ago
I find doing my job as best as I can intrinsically rewarding. Even tho I am getting paid peanuts and have to give more than half of those peanuts to my government. I'm that kind of sucker.
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by phito 10mo ago
I often write PR descriptions, in which I write a short explanation and try to anticipate some comments I might get. Well, every time I do, I will still get those exact comments because nobody bothers reading the description. Not to say you
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by phito 10mo ago
That sounds like maladaptive anxiety.
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by phito 10mo ago
Ah, I've actually built one myself recently and it works great for plant tissue culture. Been using it for years now. Just used a commercial HEPA filter, a centrifugal fan, and a wooden box to equalize the pressure. Then it's a ma
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by phito 10mo ago
What's a good, non-chromium alternative?
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by phito 10mo ago
150M seems like such a small number for something that would have so much impact
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by phito 10mo ago
I agree, I would define those *thin desires" as whatever I'm engaging in a lot automatically, but if I were to pause and ask myself "do I really want to do this? Is this beneficial to me or am I being exploited?", part o
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by phito 10mo ago
Very nicely written. I've been slowly removing thin desires from my life. It's hard to do at first, but what I've noticed is once I am free from them, I do not miss them at all. Almost like I was under a spell.

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