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by stevage 1y ago
As a counterpoint, have you seen Stack Overflows proposed new brandings and redesigns? Pretty wild colour choices.
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by stevage 1y ago
What is the "elsewhere" you have in mind? I think it really is as simple as the AIs give better answers faster in most cases.
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by stevage 1y ago
They don't seem to be objecting to the existence of such laws, but the specific ones which are extremely onerous.
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by stevage 1y ago
What about the local effects of raising water temperature? (In the scenario where a large number of underwater data centers were built near each other)
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by stevage 1y ago
You know if you add enough small things together, they become a big thing, right?
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by stevage 1y ago
Good that this didn't become a trend. Oceans warming is one of the huge threats of climate change, we really don't need to help it.
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by stevage 1y ago
> AGI will arrive. This does not follow. Your argument, set in the 1950s, would be that cars keep getting faster, therefore they will reach light speed.
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by stevage 1y ago
I generally use Bun for this purpose. I don't really know how Bun does what it does, but it seems to manage to do Node-ish things like NPM and running Typescript without getting caught up in all the myriad variations of TS and ESM conf
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by stevage 1y ago
> If Bitcoin weren’t useful, people wouldn’t use it This patently not remotely true in the world of crypto.
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by stevage 1y ago
Then the people you know are unusual holders of Bitcoin.
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by stevage 1y ago
I tried playing Mussolini or Bread with ChatGPT, but it didn't go very well. It seemed to have trouble grasping the rules, and kept getting overly specific when we were miles from the right concept.
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by stevage 1y ago
There are really spelling mistakes in the system prompt?
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by stevage 1y ago
This has number whitelisting, and also no monthly fee.
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by stevage 1y ago
It's not the OP's fault.
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by stevage 1y ago
> Bayeux Tapestry Will Return to the U.K. In 950 Years Hilarious. I was hoping the title was actually accurate.
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by stevage 1y ago
Two problems: - they started to realise they didn't have some of the domain knowledge (I specialise in maps/GIS), so couldn't steer it effectively - they said that the changes it made started to become unstable: while making
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by stevage 1y ago
Just how it should be.
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by stevage 1y ago
So I have picked up one project where I'm rewriting a codebase vibe-coded by the non-technical founders. It'll be interesting to see if that becomes a trend. Just what are people supposed to do with vibe coded codebases...
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by stevage 1y ago
I can sympathise with the urge to write code that produces a valid answer if at all possible. Usually I can overcome that urge. It's curious that these designers could not.
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by stevage 1y ago
To be somewhat fair, most of what this is poking fun at is the parsing of strings that do not remotely resemble actual dates. It's very edge case behaviour. Yes, it'd be nice if the edge cases did something more predictable, like
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by stevage 1y ago
This is all unique to Quebecois, right? I think in France, you'd hear débrouiller more in that third case.
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by stevage 1y ago
Maybe it arose from originally being kind of fix it stores that would repair stuff, I don't know.
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by stevage 1y ago
It's really great that they're still resisting the chains, and the delivery services.
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by stevage 1y ago
They didn't explain the etymology. En panne means broken, not functioning. Dépanner means to remove something from that state, to fix it. A dépanneur is therefore a person or thing that fixes stuff, gets you out of trouble.
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by stevage 1y ago
Me too. On mac, FF and chrome basically look and feel identical. Only devtools are quite different.
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by stevage 1y ago
I do love the approachability they create. Personally as a coder, I don't find the AI experience at all fun, but I get that others do. Have you tried using AI to further changes to any of these projects down the line?
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by stevage 1y ago
Thanks - presumably those regulations on length didn't come out of nowhere though, right?
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by stevage 1y ago
Yeah, I had the same problem: I can't view any projects without signing up. And I'm not going to sign up without being able to see if there's anything worth signing up for.
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by stevage 1y ago
To be fair, having worked on this stuff, it can be difficult to test features like email confirmation separately from prod. (Obviously in a big commercial environment you have all the infrastructure for that, but you don't necessarily
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by stevage 1y ago
Yes, that's what I was referring to by efficiency.

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