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ramon156
9mo ago
The laat comment is a person pretending to be a maintainer of Microsoft. I have a gut feeling that these kind of people will only increase, and we'll have vibe engineers scouring popular repositories to ""contribute"&quo
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9mo ago
One of the best programmers I know personally is constantly under the influence of marijuana. As "immature" as it may sound, she's still extremely aware of what she's doing and is able to work in an environment I would g
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9mo ago
Then, in my opinion, there's nothing revolutionary about it (unless you learned something, which... no one does when they use LLMs to code)
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9mo ago
> if they are correct I see no issue at all. I guess the term "correct" is different for me. I shouldn't be able to nitpick comments out like that. Putting LLM's aside, they basically did not proof-read your own docs
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9mo ago
Pro tip (sorry if these comments are overdone), write your posts and docs yourself (or at least edit them). Your docs and this post is all written by an LLM, which doesn't reflect much effort.
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ramon156
9mo ago
> I want to build X > "Hey claude, how would you make X" > Here's how I'd build X... [Plan mode on]
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9mo ago
> Recently I was listening to music and doing some late night vibe coding when I had an idea. I love art and music, but unfortunately have no artistic talent whatsoever. So I wondered, maybe Claude Code does? Do I need to read further? S
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9mo ago
Comparing this to penpot, which is free as long as you self-host. Not sure why I would pick this over a self-hostable battle-tested option.
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9mo ago
You can get arrested for this in my country, fun fact. I guess that's how you prevent anything, just make it illegal and the exploit becomes an unintended illegal feature, like occupying the low-freq radio signal.
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9mo ago
Follow up question (Not OP), would alphafold more be used to experiment with an already-defined theory that you have, or could you also make some toy projects (e.g. how people make projects around trading engines). I'm wondering if I c
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9mo ago
> A few years ago I submitted a full TypeScript rewrite of a text editor because I thought it would be fun. I hope the maintainers didn't read it. Sorry. Love the transparency. To be fair, rewrites are almost impossible to review. A
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9mo ago
4.1 or 4.5? I did not need to steer Opus 4.5 at many points. A good description was more than enough
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9mo ago
Most of the time there's an archive.is link in the comments
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ramon156
9mo ago
Location: Delft, Netherlands NL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, TypeScript/JavaScript, Golang, Ruby Résumé/CV: ramones (dot) dev (slash) hire-me Email: ramonvansprundel (ta) gmail (tod) com
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9mo ago
Should we also take away their television? Do comic books make people dumb too? I get the argument, but it's just not a solution
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9mo ago
To be fair, the projects goal is to write code. That said, it appears to be not very maintainable code.
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ramon156
9mo ago
You can also get decaf beans, or try to see if you can get used to tea. I do both right now and I feel a lot better
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ramon156
9mo ago
If I were American I would be afraid of what my government does if I talk about Epstein a lot. In the most extreme case they would arrest you (theyve arrested/threatened got less). China does not care
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9mo ago
It's not a rule, but I'd like it to be
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ramon156
9mo ago
+1, ive lost the mental model of most projects. I also added disclaimers to my projects that part of it was generated to not fool anyone
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9mo ago
I don't get this reasoning. You were tired of LLM wrappers, but what is your tool? These two requirements (felt like a CLI and respects your hardware) do not line up. Still a cool tool though! Although it seems partly AI generated.
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Faster Loading for GitHub Issues
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9mo ago
the journal that's linked seems "okay"... definitely nothing groundbreaking but any research on Alzheimer is better than no research
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ramon156
9mo ago
Can you elaborate? What does trump have to do with allowing early denial of bad ORs
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9mo ago
Unrelated to the post, but I love the left texture when I'm on vertical tab mode in FF. Very cool
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9mo ago
I would also love to see the statistics regarding token cost, electricity cost, environmental damage etc. Not saying that this only happens with LLMs, in fact it should be compared against e.g. a dev team of 4-5
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9mo ago
Also, what do you mean "you do not need to review the code". Why did you even start coding in the first place if this is a positive thing? Did we just stop caring about the art of programming altogether?
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9mo ago
- AI generated article - Overconfident claims (which are based on solo dev) - Spending an absurd amount on an LLM subscription - No actual details, just buzzwords and generic claims If AI-hype was a person
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9mo ago
This is about wiping unsourced and fake AI generated content, which can be confirmed by checking if the sources are valid
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9mo ago
> Too slow, too many bugs ... the usual You improve over time. I've been programming for 6 years and I still feel like I'm nowhere near others. That's a completely fine and valid thing to feel.
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