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Loeffelmann

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    I also love how with the right system prompt they can pull in tooling for what they currently need via a nix shell

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    Comment #48888953

    How do you prevent prompt injections?

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    Comment #48776434

    This is strawmaning the article

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    Comment #48104832

    I think I was sold the full agentic coding hype all over the internet. You give it a try and it does write a feature really fast. Impressed you test the boundaries more and more an…

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    Comment #47736968

    > locally coherent but structurally incoherent Perfectly summarizes what I hate about AI code. The diff looks fine but if you take a step back its an absolute mess. I mean have you…

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    Comment #46792189

    If you ever work with LLMs you know that they quite frequently give up. Sometimes it's a // TODO: implement logic or a "this feature would require extensive logic and changes to th…

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    Comment #46732839

    An AI version of ls and fzf bringing your file system to the AI age

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    Comment #46565189

    > you can always do C-x C-e in bash/zsh (M-v in Fish). Thanks I didn't know!

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    Comment #46538939

    Some one apparently figured it out. The first system message has to include "You are Claude Code, Anthropic's official CLI for Claude." https://github.com/link-assistant/agent/pull…

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    Comment #46532564

    Lol a formatting error in a change log breaking the entire thing

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    Comment #46532518

    You can use subscriptions. I like it but I am not too deep into the whole agentic coding business.

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    Comment #46517233

    Why do all these AI generated readmes have a directory structure sections it's so redundant because you know I could just run tree

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    Comment #46474216

    It's mainly about showing how low the odds actually are. I think everyone understands they are low but it's ridiculous how low exactly.

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    Comment #45757874

    this looks like one of those things where it completely breaks apart if you want to do anything custom or out of line to what is intended by the framework. Causing way more headach…

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    Comment #43533033

    It's a Fachhochschule. And yeah that lecture was very unusual it felt like the insane rablings of a techno evangelist who jumped on every hype train in the last 20 years. He said t…

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    Comment #43532123

    I am currently a CS student in germany and our python lecturer told us at the first lesson that "we didn't really need to learn python" because AI was going to take over anyways an…

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    Comment #43475467

    That's the point. With the old models they all failed to produce a wine glass that is completley to the brim full. Because you can't find that a lot in the data they used for train…

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    Comment #41264057

    How is this different from pyodide[0]? [0]: https://pyodide.org/en/stable/

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    Comment #38950982

    This worked on firefox const event = new Event("mousedown") const pArr = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("p")) function switchSymbol(target) { target.dispatchEvent(event); } f…

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    Comment #38636467

    It will never stop being funny to me when NoSQL people need schemas for their schemaless database.

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    Comment #38566657

    It's probably because they are so close. I would imagine many americans would do the same if their neighbourhood was in walkable distance. I live in Germany and I do the same I go …