typpilol

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   by typpilol 1y ago

   This article is so sparce with any details it's basically useless. Does telling the AI to "just be correct" essentially work? I have no idea after this article because there no details at all related to what changed the type
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   It's also why some companies do clean room design.
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   I've found this to be not very useful in large projects or projects that are very modularized or fragment across many files. Because sometimes it can't trace down all the data paths and by the time it does it's context window
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Honestly I think LLMs really shine best when your first getting into a language. I just recently got into JavaScript and typescript and being able to ask the llm how to do something and get some sources and link examples is really nice. How
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Honestly the best way to get good code at least with typescript and JavaScript is to have like 50 eslint plugins That way it constantly yells at sonnet 4 to get the code at least in a better state. If anyone is curious I have a massive esli
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Honestly I find it useful for simple things like having to change something in a ton of columns you can't do with an easy find replace. Really is game changing
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Can I ask what kind of work area you're in?
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Need to get the multi-gnss like my cycling computer from Garmin has It's so accurate it's scary. Shows me the what side of the road I'm on and even shows me how much I'm in the lane lol
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Distributed between the data center walls I guess
10. 340.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    I don't get your prompt. It seems like a trick question and a non sequitur.
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Don't do these ai thoughts thing No one reads it and it seems fake
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    The only issue I've had with gpt5 coding is that it seems to really want to modify a ton of stuff I had it update a test for me and it ended up touching like 8 files that was all unnecessary Sonnet on the other hand just fixed it
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    And this is literally just the free tier copilot app from the android store lol. Something I would never use in professional life unlike Claude
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Copilot in vscode has checkpoints now which are similar They let you rollback to the previous conversation state
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I assume that's from the retro word in the prompt
16. 346.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Does it still charge 2 cents for that? Lol
17. 347.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    I got this result with the basic copilot app https://i.imgur.com/kSuqCYg.jpeg
18. 348.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    I asked basically copilot the same and got a much better result lol https://i.imgur.com/kSuqCYg.jpeg
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    It's weird because I just asked the basic copilot app the same and got a much better result. https://i.imgur.com/kSuqCYg.jpeg
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Classic Google
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I saw that too and had to double take lol
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Oh I understand. I guess it works just like the local history plugin for vscode. It makes a snapshot of every file edit as well. Thanks
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Wouldn't you end up with like 1 million commits in a decent size projects really quickly?
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    The mobile site works well. Quite fast and snappy
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Installing packages it the most joy you've ever gotten outta tech? Not a project you built, or something you're proud of? Installing packages?
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Settlers 3 and the expansion for it were great I loved the economy style and not many games have similar styles even today. It was a good split between resource management and combat.
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I saw that too and was wondering what kind of drama happened in the past
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I've found having a ton of linting tools can help the AI write much better and secure code. My eslint config is a mess but the code it writes comes out pretty good. Although it makes a few iterations after the lint errors pop for it to
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Same here. Always tell them the way you want it done. For example: Instead of "don't modify the tests" It should be: analyze the test output and fix the bug in the source code. The test is built correctly. Not the best but yo
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Vscode recently rolled out checkpoints where you can go back to a previous state of the conversation. But it's still not enough. We honestly need to be able to see exactly what's in the context and be able to manually edit it.