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8mo ago
AGENTS.md is for that global view.
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I was thinking of something like SQL, which is declarative and you tell it what you want, not how to do it broadly speaking.
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Quality is better both from a user and a code perspective. From a user perspective I often implement a feature and then just throw it away no worries because I can reimplement it in an hour again based on my findings. No sunken cost. Also I
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It's boring glorified CRUD for SMBs of a certain industry focused on compliance and workflows specific to my country. Think your typical inventory, ticketing, CRM + industry specific features. Boring stuff from a programming standpoint
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I've built a SaaS (with paying customers) in a month that would have taken me easily 6 months to build with this level of quality and features. AI wrote I'd say 99.9% of code. Without AI I wouldn't even have done this because
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Gen AI for art was different because it would just output a final image with basically 0 control for the artist. It's like if AI programming would output a binary instead of source code.
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A programming language does not need to have a for loop. In fact many don't.
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If you can't deliver features faster with AI assistance then you're either using it wrong or working on very specialized software that AI can't handle yet .
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8mo ago
NYC people uses it because the alternatives are either slower or much more expensive. I'm sure they'd rather use a waymo if it was as fast and cheap as the subway.
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It's usually very simple to get someone to join your malicious WiFi network with SSID spoofing, jamming, etc.
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Wow, this is an extremely serious vulnerability. People writing it off because it requires MitM. There's always a MitM, the internet is basically a MitM.
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9mo ago
Why would I even use Claude for asking something on their web, considering that chips away my claude code usage limit? Their limit system is so bad.
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With $20 gpt plan you can use xhigh no problem. With $20 Claude plan you reach the 5h limit with a single feature.
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9mo ago
How many war crimes are committed every year in Berlin?
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What do you even mean by "ChatGPT"? Copy pasting code into chatgpt.com? AI assisted coding has never been like that, which would be atrocious. The typical workflow was using Cursor with some model of your choice (almost always an
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> And you most likely do not pay the actual costs. This is one of the weakest anti AI postures. "It's a bubble and when free VC money stops you'll be left with nothing". Like it's some kind of mystery how expensi
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My experience is the total opposite.
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Cursor devs, who go out of their way to not mention their Composer model is based on GLM, are not going to like that.
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Vibe coding in Unreal Engine is of limited use. It obviously helps with C++, but so much of your time is doing things that are not C++. It hurts a lot that UE relies heavily on blueprints, if they were code you could just vibecode a lot of
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People thinking this does not matter just because the code is awful, it used dependencies, or whatever, are missing the point. 6 months ago with previous models this was absolutely impossible. One of the biggest limitations of LLMs is their
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That's the breakthrough of ML, it can handle fuzzy. And chess is in some ways similar. Outside of endgame and blunders (where you can just bruteforce), you can't prove one move is superior to another. That's why chess engines
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AI will beat humans at all tasks that are not subjective (such as a landing page being pretty), but instead can be determined to be correct or not (does an endpoint return the correct data? how fast?) Just like a chess engine beats any huma
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For some reason a lot of people are unaware that Claude Code is proprietary.
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Uploading your encryption keys is not just "any sort of feature".
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Claude Code TUI Runs on React
(twitter.com)
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Its true in the past you had to use black market. That's not a problem anymore. You just use your credit card and don't worry about exchange rate.
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Beef from Argentina is basically as good as it gets in terms of animal welfare. Most are raised under extensive systems (not confined feedlots). They live on large grasslands (hundreds of acres) where they roam freely and graze pastures. Th
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Is internet a bubble? Has it stopped?
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Do they in a world with humanoid robots that are harder better faster stronger?
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Maybe p(doom) without AGI is 1.0 in the long term, but I'll be dead by then. But AGI definitely increases the p(doom) within my lifetime.
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