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by zombot 2mo ago
Having an app means exactly nothing. How good your language skills will be after N years of learning is the actual measure of whether it's worth anything.
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by zombot 2mo ago
Careful there, you're attempting to introduce elements of reason and justice into law. When has that ever worked?
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by zombot 2mo ago
Honest question, because I'm not part of that scene (yet) at all: I seem to remember that I have read mentions of GrapheneOS for years now, but does this news mean it has been practically vaporware the whole time? Google making Android
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by zombot 2mo ago
It does, assuming "world" is made up of humans (which it is, in its training data). It does however not have any model whatsoever of itself, apart from some superficial "I am a helpful assistant built by $X".
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by zombot 2mo ago
You hear fap-fap-fap... Or it counts as a captcha for porn site access.
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by zombot 2mo ago
Amazing what a non-toxic environment can do for your health. Who'd have thought?
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by zombot 2mo ago
How often does this story have to play out? Surveillance + no oversight = abuse every time.
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by zombot 2mo ago
Your LLM provider owns the code. Maybe not de iure , but de facto . If they cut off your supply of production means, you're screwed.
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by zombot 2mo ago
You must be really desperate if you resort to panic attacks like this.
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by zombot 2mo ago
SO Apple just got granted that there effectively is no "outside the AppStore" when it comes to iOS. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and now they've attained it, they won't give it up voluntarily. You have to force th
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by zombot 2mo ago
Is that a just cause?
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by zombot 2mo ago
Then go and implement it. Either you make the world a better place or you learn how collision with reality impacts ideas.
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by zombot 2mo ago
That corporate drivel is insufferable and completely meaningless. I would never hire that person. But if that person described themselves as in your parent poster's example, I wouldn't believe it either.
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by zombot 2mo ago
LLMs output the average of their training data. On average, people are tasteless and clueless. So it's to be expected that average and especially below-average people find LLM output appealing. Or the tasteless work of an average perso
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by zombot 2mo ago
Can't they just print more money and incur more debt?
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by zombot 2mo ago
It doesn't scale as a consumer good. Letting go of consumerist habits is just as hard as breaking any other habit. Also, it could just as easily be faked, like so much else. Even if someone offered such an assurance, I wouldn't tr
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by zombot 2mo ago
> AI chatbot makers would in turn need to look for these kinds of authority to continue to provide accurate information Everything else is already enshittified, and accurate information will just be the next victim. You will have to be r
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by zombot 2mo ago
What a wonderfully hacky project. That's what's possible when hardware is not deliberately made unusable by planned obsolescence.
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by zombot 2mo ago
Great news! This should be done for all platforms.
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by zombot 2mo ago
The project is vibe-coded slop and coding LLMs are not famous for using obvious or minimalistic approaches.
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by zombot 2mo ago
If the dinosaurs had managed their stock portfolios more diligently, they wouldn't have gone extinct.
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by zombot 2mo ago
It does have a GitHub link where all these questions are answered: Claude-generated TypeScript slop. So no, you don't want to pipe this into your bash.
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by zombot 2mo ago
What do you mean by "it"?
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by zombot 2mo ago
Entire countries have fought entire wars with this m.o. First you make money destroying everything, and then you make money building everything up again.
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by zombot 2mo ago
When I review the reasons I wouldn't want to work at former employers, it's always bad management, never bad colleagues. If this is what it's like where you work, you should run.
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by zombot 2mo ago
> But what's the problem then? Just use AI to fix it. Even if that were feasible in a sustainable way (i.e. LLM-generated code wouldn't drown your code base in technical debt over the mid- to long term), the asymptotic end stat
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Vibe Coding Interview(funcall.blogspot.com)
5 points by zombot 2mo ago|4 comments
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by zombot 2mo ago
LLMs can be top notch when it comes to entertainment value. This is one area where they definitely work.
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by zombot 2mo ago
Insider trading as a service, and conveniently a bribe subscription for the president. Two for the price of one!
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by zombot 2mo ago
Every online service there is is getting cracked and its user data downloaded without consequences (for the service, that is. Users get their identities stolen). Maybe the onslaught of the bots will finally make safety a serious concern.

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