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by yoz-y 6mo ago
I don’t understand this take. For me creativity and thinking is the whole purpose of life.
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
Isn't the problem precisely that it does not take moral judgements? My opinion on all of this is constantly shifting, but right now my main issue is that-like self driving-it seems 90-95% correct and 5-10% catastrophically wrong. Due t
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
Perfect. I’ll have fun with this.
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
Yes. From experience productivity tools are never good because either: 1. They are simplistic 2. They are too complex If I want to get anything done I want to build my own system where nobody else has a say in how the thing should behave. I
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
Literally yesterday I was thinking of writing a FUSE layer to expose email as a folder structure, in Go. From a glance at you documentation I take it that I could just write a plugin for filestash ?
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
I think this is trying to fix the wrong problem. As a soon to be parent I am not that worried about supposedly adult content, but I am genuinely concerned about peer pressure into joining various social media platforms and 4 year old with p
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
To me it lacks the option “moral obligation but only hold accountable people who live alone”
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by yoz-y 6mo ago
I think it would be preferable if the agent figured out the right place to do this. When I debug CSS or toy with styling, I will often edit the element styles directly but naturally I would like them to be applied within classes the element
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
AI NPCs to fill in the empty Metaverse?
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
A backup is not something I fear of losing access to because by definition it’s a copy. However I am more afraid of my data being exfiltrated and imo there is a more risk of that with a “vibe coded 1 person 1 week old” app rather than any o
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Among other already stated reasons I take listening to human made music as an investment. If everything is AI the originality will disappear because the already struggling artists will be pushed out even more. Even if they move elsewhere th
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
It’s mainly the mental load that you even have to think about it. I find also that much like junk food, AI music is optimized to be catchy. The initial feeling I get is “yeah this is nice”, but then you realize the lyrics are weird, some wo
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Auto play has been a way for me to find new music. I stopped using it because now every listen is accompanied by a a nagging feeling that the song that is playing might be AI generated. Now I just go and look for new albums from bands I kno
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
And yet, velocity is a terrible metric to go by. It is only interesting in so far that you can spit something out before somebody else. When agents became a thing I was hoping that we will finally be able to go through all the outstanding b
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Eh. It’s written in go. I just built the binary, stuffed it in my repo and continued to use the same version for years. Then when I wanted to update I rewrote my whole theme from scratch, recompiled and now I’m set for years again.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Do they eat things that will 100% avoid liquid stool?
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
It is not. One version of a compiler on one platform transforms a specific input into an exact and predictable artefact. A compiler will tell you what is wrong. On top of that the intent is 100% preserved even when it is wrong. An LLM will
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Hopefully this does not devolve into ‘nuh-uh’-‘it is too’ but I disagree. Even putting aside the AI engineering part where you use a model as a brick in your program. Classic programming is based on assumption that there is a formal strict
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
You have misinterpreted my comment. But I concede that I should have written it more clearly. I divide anti-AI people into two groups. Those who don’t like AI because of what it is, and those who don’t like it because of its impact on socie
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Definitely not the same. Luddites were fighting for humane working conditions; breaking machines was just a means to an end. They weren’t doing it because machines were the problem. Anti AI crowd on the other hand just doesn’t like AI. A mo
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Good decision. AI programming is fundamentally different from programming and as such the discussions merit to have separate forums. If r/programming wants to be the one solely focusing on programming then power to them. Discussing bot
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
The jury on this one is still out.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
For release notes in particular, I think AI can have value. This is because more than a summary, release notes are a translation from code and more or less accurate summaries into prose. AI is good at translation, and in this case it can ha
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Any time I stumbled on AI writing; in comments, work or articles, it was painfully obvious that not a single person has read it, including the author.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
TIL that oasis was discontinued. Now I’m sad I did not upgrade to the version with usb-c. I’ll hold onto mine for a while. That said, I do most of my reading on a Books Palma 2 now. Smaller, so it fits better in a smaller bag or a pocket. A
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Yes, because you’re buying a tool, not a conversation piece.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
The problem is that due to the ease these can be made there is also really no reason to make this social. “Why would I look at somebody else’s creations when I can do mine.”
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Go is a language one can learn and become functional in an afternoon. Rust is way more involved.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
Much larger windows though no? Blackout periods are prior to reporting dates.
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by yoz-y 7mo ago
I usually copy with mouse and paste with ctrl+b ], or use the iterm selection to copy to macOS clipboard. For navigation between windows I have this: bind -n S-Left select-pane -L bind -n S-Right select-pane -R bind -n S-Up se

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