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by tills13 5mo ago
It's apocalyptic to the people who previously clocked in, did mediocre work, and clocked out. For those of us willing to put in a little effort, it's just another tool. Though I think there's still a disconnect at the manager
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by tills13 6mo ago
> You get out of it what you put into it. Beyond that, it's a force multiplier and it doesn't care if the force is positive or negative. Someone with poor software engineering principals can use AI to make an absolute mess quic
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by tills13 6mo ago
The difference between "art in general" and this is scale and speed. Sure, I'll grant you that people are going to engage in deception with or without this but the barrier to entry with this is literally on the floor. Do you
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by tills13 6mo ago
I know this is kind of at odds with this thread in general but > but I know it requires work (...) to finish it If you're like me and, when you get to this stage, you tend to burn out and abandon the thing, have you tried using gen
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by tills13 6mo ago
So are they defunding NASA or not?
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by tills13 6mo ago
These AI in Excel products are a financial crisis waiting to happen. Or maybe just Enron but stupider.
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by tills13 6mo ago
> react to GitHub events from Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure Oh cool! vendor lock-in.
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by tills13 6mo ago
I think the point is that I don't have to remember the command. I just have to tell my agent in plain-English to do X. For example, we're dragging our feet on Github Config as Terraform at our org so in the meantime I've been
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by tills13 6mo ago
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by tills13 6mo ago
I keep forgetting have a 3080 laying around... Gotta figure that out.
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by tills13 6mo ago
4.4 expletives per word is insane. Their prompts must look like ** ** ** ** implement ** ** ** ** no ** ** ** ** ** mistakes
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by tills13 6mo ago
What do you run it on? And even then, I'm guessing your tokens per second are not great?
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by tills13 7mo ago
Is it not already a node app? So the only novel thing here is we know the original var names and structure? Sure, sometimes obfuscated code can be difficult to intuit, but any enterprising party could eventually do it -- especially with the
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by tills13 7mo ago
As more an more companies lazily use AI to achieve the same thing I am doubling down on supporting -- even if I don't really care about the subject -- anything that supports actual, real human art.
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by tills13 7mo ago
Fortnite made more money than God during its prime years. Where did that money go? Just to hazard a guess: the majority of this money went to investors and executives and now, when the pot is empty, the employees pay the price.
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by tills13 7mo ago
such a shame too because I'm genuinely interested but like I cannot bring myself to care about AI generated content slop
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by tills13 7mo ago
Have they tried asking Claude to fix it no mistakes?
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by tills13 7mo ago
Oh I mixed up Honda and Hyundai in my head and panicked for a second. Were they even ever trying?
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by tills13 8mo ago
I've found them to be little microcosms of the area where they are: around me, those in wealthy neighborhoods tend to have biopics and non-fiction. Maybe more business or finance focused. Those in my neighborhood (tons of young familie
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by tills13 8mo ago
Low key the comments and replies here look like ai too.
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by tills13 8mo ago
I set up ollama today and can barely run a 3b parameter model before the lag makes it unbearable. How much is one of these gonna run me?
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by tills13 8mo ago
I get the gist here but I hate the tone of these sorts of posts. Imagine being a NextJS developer, pouring your heart and soul into it day after day, knowing the codebase inside and out, and seeing some dude on the Cloudflare blog bragging
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by tills13 8mo ago
Similarly, a Beelink mini runs one of my Proxmox nodes and it's excellent. Literally sips power, too. I think I measured under 30w while under load. I mainly use it for my Plex instance given the N100 with QuickSync.
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by tills13 8mo ago
This admin? Conflict of interest? Add it to the list.
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by tills13 8mo ago
A state sponsored vpn is probably not (only) gonna do what you think it's doing.
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by tills13 8mo ago
Termux is the OG.
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by tills13 9mo ago
Yeah. It's a force multiplier. And if you aren't careful, the force it multiplies can be dangerous or destructive.
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by tills13 9mo ago
> there is a corresponding expectation that today’s engineering students will be trained using these tools so they can enter the workforce higher up the ladder Either this won't happen, or there will be a corresponding decrease in s
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by tills13 9mo ago
The needle has swung so far in the opposite direction that a class war is back on the menu.
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by tills13 9mo ago
> in the U.S. right now, experience isn’t an asset, it’s a liability this is a HUGE red flag for this comment being written be AI. Before 2025, nobody talked like this.

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