sevenseacat

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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
Yeah I set one up a few weeks ago for testing, same process.
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
because the original prompt specifically said no dependencies, and now you've introduced two dependencies.
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
I have heard people say prompting via JSON is much more deterministic lol
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
Whenever I see comments more than a few lines long in an AI-generated PR, that's a pretty good indicator to me that I should pay extra attention to this part because its most likely incorrect. A lot of invalid assumptions, wrong infere
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
Dealing with this exact issue now. 'Design' has become a dirty word to some folks - so much so that they've come up with new 'ideas' like 'simulations' to get feedback from users...
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
> POCs: llms can be good at generating a variety of approaches to a problem that can then be used as inspiration for a more thoughtfully built solution They really can. But then the head honchos are like "why are you spending so muc
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
I've seen pure LLM output used in performance reviews. It's wild.
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
and it doesn't even follow its own instructions
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by sevenseacat 5mo ago
and there's no longer any difference between the 'hey here's an idea I had' document and the 'this has undergone a lot of review and has been signed off by all of the stakeholders' document. Which one do you ta
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
> over and over again I would see a flyer for a show that happened 2 days ago oh that's happened to me a couple of times, its fucking infuriating.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Where I work, the latest trend is to open the PR with the pure vibe code, then the developer who opened the PR will review it as if its someone else's PR, so before anyone else even looks at the PR it can have upwards of 50 comments on
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
The colour issue also affects MacOS - every time I open VSCode it strikes me just how more vibrant the exact same colours are, rendering there.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Seems not applicable, given it will still download and install random LSPs for you without asking.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
I did not like when Zed started installing LSPs without my knowledge. I will enable the LSPs I want for the languages I want, thank you. And the markdown preview is basically unreadable, everything is the same font size and all crammed toge
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
> It reminds of early smart phones when the cell providers pulled away from unlimited data...and then they brought it back in s few years. *cries in Australian that has never had unlimited mobile data ever
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
A big part of my job is doing code reviews, and its very common that pages or diffs just don't load. Or PRs literally don't appear in the PR list, even though they exist. It's a daily occurrence to play the 'is my intern
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Putting pets in that same category is harsh. Pets are family members, living things that you share a home and good times and experiences with.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
There's a whole heap of different period tracking apps these days. I've been using Clue for probably a decade.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Colemak ftw
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Reminds me of all of the Elder Scrolls Online players who use guides to speedrun their way to max level, BIS gear, etc. and then complain that there's nothing to do. My guy/gal, you deliberately skipped the entire game
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Everything just takes so long now. 2-3 minutes to think after reading a few files before it wants to make a small change. I'm trying to lean in to LLMs like management wants, but a few times today I literally gave up and fixed the issu
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
way way back in the day I did some digging into all three - and picked bazaar for my personal projects. that didn't last long lol
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
They're not getting better data. They're now ingesting their own generated slop and bad habits are being reinforced.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
I regularly get spam/phishing emails slipping through the cracks.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
I assume the unsubscribe link is malicious - if I didn't ask to be subscribed, why would I trust an unsubscribe link? Spam baby spam.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Huh, I just read this a couple of days ago. Found it fascinating. Though the version I read had a different name for the main character, and several other minor differences, to this review... I am confused.
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by sevenseacat 6mo ago
Looks like equation art, which my best mate used to do a lot of back when we were at university in the mid 00's. Defining formulas for R, G and B values, and then graphing the values and packing them into images. Was kind of fun!
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by sevenseacat 7mo ago
Oh wow, you actually shared the post here yourself, expecting support. Gutsy. Stupid, but gutsy.
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by sevenseacat 7mo ago
at the bottom of part 4 - > The org’s leadership responded with strong defensiveness and denial. Not long afterward, the organization terminated my employment.
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by sevenseacat 7mo ago
And things like the Copilot app that can't be uninstalled and send regular alerts to the user.

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