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by pjerem 7mo ago
I am going to say this for all the people thinking like this : lol
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by pjerem 7mo ago
I mean, even if the technology stopped to improve immediately forever (which is unlikely), LLMs are already better than most humans at most tasks. Including code quality. Not because they are exceptionally good (you are right that they aren
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by pjerem 7mo ago
> but that is how others see us at first Well I think it's nothing more than a social norm, and an easy one to avoid at that. People are mostly asking what's your job because that's a standard icebreaker. Since I (mostly)
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by pjerem 7mo ago
I have the same issue with AI generated music : it can be quite good to say the least. But I deeply feel that art only matters if there is an artist. The artist wants to convey something. What makes you uneasy (if you are like me) is that a
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by pjerem 7mo ago
Actually you can write anything in the language selector and it will work. Have fun ;)
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by pjerem 7mo ago
Actually you don't even have to edit the URL, you can write anything in the language selector.
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by pjerem 7mo ago
If you use OpenCode (open source Claude Code implementation), you can configure compaction yourself : https://opencode.ai/docs/en/config/#compaction
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by pjerem 7mo ago
"well, it looks like I cannot run shell scripts, that’s strange. Let’s try implementing a git compatible vcs in rust"
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by pjerem 7mo ago
The same Asahi developers also wrote about how Apple didn’t document anything and especially, Apple never talked in public about this. Apple betting Apple, If they had cared a single second about this, they would have called this Bootcamp
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by pjerem 7mo ago
I was asking which tool, not which, not which model. For the same model, you can just have it generate dad jokes or use it in a tool like OpenCode or Cursor or Zed or Cline or … and make it program complex things. If I use Claude Sonnet on
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by pjerem 7mo ago
What tool did you use ? I routinely generate applications for my personal use using OpenCode + Claude Sonnet/Opus. Yesterday I generated an app for my son to learn multiplication tables using spaced repetition algorithm and score keepi
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by pjerem 7mo ago
Crystal ball, maybe, but 3 years ago, the AI generated classes with empty methods containing "// implement logic here" and now, AI is generating whole stack applications that run from the first try. Past performance does
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by pjerem 7mo ago
that's genius.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
> Daube is a slang word for something of low quality. Which is fun because it's also a really delicious dish from Provence (south of France) made with beef that has been marinated for multiple hours in red wine.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
It has nothing new but they did a good job at cherry picking what what nice in other languages. Which makes it an interesting language to learn actually. I even feel like Rust can even be a superb first language to learn for a new programme
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by pjerem 8mo ago
Games are actually pretty well optimized nowadays. I mostly "game" on a 10 years old computer with a mid-range GPU I bought maybe 3 or 4 years ago and on a Steam Deck. I sometimes have to disable graphical options but it's mo
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by pjerem 8mo ago
HN is not an american only audience. I, as an european, am interested by this news. And hey, about hearing the same things again and again, we also are tired hearing about Trump & Epstein & whatever is the today american shit. But i
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by pjerem 8mo ago
You don't get me. I don't say that those are good comments, I even say that you should probably delete them afterwards. But as you say, they are realization of the context of the LLM. Their role is not helping you to understand wh
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by pjerem 8mo ago
What tremendously helps is asking the LLM to add a lot a lot explanations by adding comments to each and every line or function. You can remove those comments afterwards if you feel they are too much but it helps a lot the reviewing. More a
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I do believe (believe, not know) that consciousness is something bigger than we know, I can even believe in panpsychism sometimes but I don't think any religion have any real clue about the nature of consciousness.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I came to write exactly this comment. The thing runs instantly. And that's in a VM in Javascript.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
Maybe if we had smartphones that emitted greenhouse and toxic gases by using a mini ICE engine that were so cheap nobody would buy anything else, we would subsidize the electric ones. We may even ban the gas phones.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I don't get what's new ? It's a known fact that exercise and good lifestyle are good for the mental health. But isn't the inability to maintain a good lifestyle one of the first symptoms of depression ?
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by pjerem 8mo ago
IIRC, we do have evidence that myopia started to decline (in the population) in Singapore as soon as the city applied strict rules for enforcing outside activities for the children basically every day. I remember that the effect in the tend
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by pjerem 8mo ago
There is also no reason our eyes can’t see in the dark because cats can and no reason to not to lay eggs because that’s more practical and way less dangerous (and probably painful) than giving birth directly. Also too bad that we haven’t mu
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by pjerem 8mo ago
> Go is a bit unique a it has a really substantial stdlib It’s not that unique though. I can say that Python and hell, even PHP have pretty complete but also well documented stdlib. Java is meh tier but C# is also pretty good in this asp
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by pjerem 8mo ago
At that point it’s not "other studies", it’s more "tons of studies". It’s truly an exponential number of studies that had the same conclusions in the last 5-10 years. And N=1 but I can say without any doubt that LSD (and
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by pjerem 8mo ago
Doesn’t change anything. In civilized world, people who are mentally ill are took care of by the society, not thrown in the streets.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
I do think we will, at some point, face a knowledge crisis because nobody will be willing to upload the new knowledge to the internet. Then the LLM companies will notice, and they’ll start to create their own updated private training data.
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by pjerem 8mo ago
That’s the plot of Paprika.

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