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@ScottForsyth Some days, I think AI is just incredibly smart. And then other days, I wonder how it can get so lost. I’ve learned to ask it how it got lost, and then update my guidance accordingly.
I’ve now got @Tailscale , @herdrdev , and @OmarchyLinux on https://t.co/PMq3KyDRuf on my hp 650 laptop $250, and it’s awesome! So much cheaper than putting it on a cloud server and tons of space. (And I run @llama dirt slow for free)
@ScottForsyth @Starrman777 Yup. Watched the entire presentation. Not quite sure I go with the less you know about the tech the better though. Maybe next months models, but not this month.
@CodingGarden Just realized that you are the same guy that did the @coolifyio tutorials! Thank you for that. Helped me a lot. Love hearing you on @syntaxfm, particularly the AI security stories. Keep it up!
@syntaxfm I heard @CodingGarden say he likes running tests manually to avoid inference. My version 97 self use to think that way, but version 98 realized it's better to let AI wait for a completion event, and then if there is a failure investigate (almost no cost).
@kentcdodds@matteocollina 100% agree. I have tons of guardrails and tests. Typesafety is basically just another one. AI also needs to understand intent and byte code is likely harder to reason about.
@JoeMayo I normally roll my eyes when someone posts “fable is horrible”. What I think is bad architecture likely. Opposite when I hear people like you.