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@rfleury @Blick_Editor worse than adobe😅

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@dwannadi chinese education system is very depressing, starting from elementary school. i remembered the whole class being held by teacher until 6PM+, just to do pointless exam papers. many students were breaking down.

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@pikuma oh i was just thinking about it.... damn algorithms reading my mind

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@zahid_pichen @SanderSkjegstad @meowkoteeq the idea is to stop fiddling with the tools, but start focusing on the craft of programming itself. As the craft is expressed in text, so any text editor should work.

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@zahid_pichen @SanderSkjegstad @meowkoteeq no particular reason. vim or zed or sublime text etc should also work. just pick one and stick to it.

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@SanderSkjegstad @meowkoteeq yes!
i stopped using IDEs and switched to emacs about 2 years ago, right when LLMs are getting popular. Best decision ever.

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@DalitDetector @pwnstar nah, chinese internet (intranet) companies are way worse when it comes to exploiting users and enshitting their products

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@DalitDetector Aside from search index, google probably still has the best non-LLM, "symbolic" knowledge base (their equivalent of wikibase, but larger). It is unclear how that would surface in their products. To be seen at the other side of the current hype cycle.

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@brayden_mcmahan something to do with the legal window of execution only being 24 hours, i think?

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@grhmc we've learned nothing

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i feel like Claude does not respect my custom instructions as much as other LLMs do. maybe they think they are too smart (or RL'ed too strong)

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@LewisCTech their twitter account is a troll lol. but i heard the code is based.

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@LewisCTech https://t.co/cB30IkrArV

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@valigo So the internet allows high trust society to interact with low trust society without limit. Clankers speed up the potential impact/damage. Does it mean high trust society will degrade into low trust or low trust will grow into high trust? let's see, but i am pessimistic.

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@Roltas01 *the sucker who used AI did, to be precise

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@Roltas01 sad. AI just laundered your work, and claimed it's original.

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@valigo unironically that's how most people "read" these days. just look at AI summary 💩

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@rfleury @andyfang user: take my money
🤖: absolutely👌
user: wow intelligence

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@nicbarkeragain imagine one day some one decides tokens are so cheap, we don't need UI layout libraries, we can just ask LLMs to generate the UI every frame.😆

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@nicbarkeragain Thank you for putting it eloquently. Most problem domains don't (shouldn't) involve autonomously answering open-ended queries at high speed, which means LLMs are overkill solutions under most circumstances.

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@nicbarkeragain and the real "google-scale" companies, will have to build and own their own stack anyway.
so these solutions / frameworks exist as to force more developers onto a platform, which then sells more services.

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@nicbarkeragain it's the same cycle again and again in the software industry. "evangelists" will say you need frameworks, this CI/CD, build systems, containers, microservices, kubernetes, because that's what google is using!
whereas most business don't need that, ....