@doodlestein Yeap. You put it very succinctly a while back: alien technology. The software you produce has surpassed human capacity to understand. There's certainly glimmers of the future in the stuff you put out.
@scaling01 Re: Chinese models: what use cases? I've spent sessions thinking I was using GPT only to find out later I was using deepseek the whole time. Moat is not there and innovation speed is not high enough.
@badlogicgames@ssdfffffffff53 I am putting it out there: extensions should be distributed as plain markdown files with instructions and acceptance criteria so that the clanker can build it for you following your own risk preventions/tolerance. Called me old fashioned but I have zero trust in any npm nonsense
@badlogicgames A multimeter and a set of capacitors can save dozen of devices, and not only toys. My biggest feat, saved a 42" led tv from landfill by replacing a failing capacitor. Should be taught at schools imho.
@adrian_horning_ You're good. Writing a scraper and running one are completely different skills. As long as you're good at running them reliably there's money to be made.
@doodlestein I've had my eye on that SQLite port for a while now. I love SQLite for the easy install when a db server is overkill but the single writer limitation sucks. How mature would you say it is now? Is there enough documentation for an agent to write a driver for it e.g. in go?
@andreasklinger@AndreasSteno The eu doesn't make it easy. Or is everyone supposed to invest within national borders? Highly problematic situation in either case. It must be a) easy and b) competitive otherwise what's the point?
@mitsuhiko I took the time to unfuck a codebase using detailed architecture documentation and really nitpicky code reviews. Definitely doable with a strong model but by that point I probably spent more time than I saved. At least I didn't type the code I guess?