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thewhitetulip
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3mo ago
Hey man, vibe coders gonna vine code. No wait. Loop enginering. We don't need to do stupid things like review or plan or strategize. Put everything into LLM and let the black box take over everything! Yay! LLMs!!!!
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We already lived in a post truth world. Now we live in a post logic world. Nothing makes sense anymore
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Block juniors from LLM usage. But then how will we show metrics of AI usage??!?!
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The amplification is what is causing the skills atrophy. When everyone is chasing max lines of code, we generate more code than what we can realistically write. And it's not like we can not use LLM because others are using it in a craz
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3mo ago
Does oneplus have that much market share in the US?
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Interesting. I thought it was done for avoiding gentrification
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3mo ago
Nobody will apply this logic in major cities because it'll cause a lot of outrage and rightfully so. This is not the first small tourist place to set restrictions as far as I know so yeah this won't be a slippery slope any time so
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3mo ago
Cursor is used for vibe coding. There are people who used Cursor to build a webapp where passwords are printed on the front page So yeah, this is a major issue
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You have to note that Himachal or other mountain states with snow need protections. Otherwise they ll quickly lose their local traditions because the mountain snow states have extremely pleasant temperatures even in summer so rich folks fro
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I know HP lol I live in India I hadn't thought of it from your PoV but it makes sense. And I had just been to the Sar pass trek from Kasol, and let me tell you. It's insanely over crowded right now. Despite the regulations. On our
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3mo ago
I'm not in US and have never set foot there ever. But I've lived my entire life in India so far. Most cities and towns won't do this because this affects only a handful of extremely small tourist places which are cool like ha
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3mo ago
Overtl tourism is a major issue in Bali, Japan and Bhutan as well. It's a global thing. I remember reading that Greece or some European country had banned cruise ship docking because they didn't want the crowd who runs around the
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There is a difference between "trippers" and renters. Had your read the article you'd know that they are ok with people living in cottages on Sunday just not "trippers" They want to reduce people who visit without s
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3mo ago
> Visitors who book guesthouse rooms in Mawlynnong through Saturday and Sunday are exempt from the Sunday ban Did you read the article?
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3mo ago
Don't matter to people who look at codex as a way to replace employees
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3mo ago
Since AI generated code is everywhere, most people don't read code anymore. Forget about hyper optimization
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3mo ago
I am in a writers group and many are extremely pro AI and regularly use AI to write or plan or ideate (novels) The irony is, if one can't ideate or write novels, then why are they writing novels at all?
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That's how Ai generated code is. I am almost convinced that Models are intentionally taught to write obtuse code because AI companies don't want us to write code at all
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3mo ago
LLM generated code is obtuse and dense, unnecessarily so
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Public loss, private profits. That's why
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4mo ago
I remember when Texas had frozen they mocked global warming by saying it's gonna cool down the US. From that day to today's heat dome, things have changed a lot
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Will never happen in real life
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They are early. I saw an old prediction for EU temparature The 2050 temp they had predicted was less than the current heat wave
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Europe and the world in general obviously. 1000 people doed in France due to the heat wave. Ignoring heat wave deaths, Hormuz crisis has shown us that oil cam be blockaded but the panels and windmills installed on our rooftops can't be
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So I've thought about this a lot. All the news orgs are owned by oligarchs and that's why even on this thread using green energy is equal to going back to stone age When China India and now Phillipines and rest of South Asia is in
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China and India are installing crazy amounts of solar. I don't know much about Russia. India is doing industrialisation via solar. Massive solar arrays on top of factories and warehouses. How the heck is installing solar panels to gene
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Why is it that aggressive climate action is not taken still?
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Even in firms that don't hold this board, giving unlimited AI to people means those who don't bother to learn technology can now deliver 100x their capacity, in very poor quality code
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Tokenn maxing also comes from lesser technical guys who had no moat pre AI Using AI to suddenly deliver massive amounts of code without questioning the requirements
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This is funny. Did you try using playwright mcp
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