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Ronsenshi

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    Comment #48957924

    Consoles are quite expensive too these days. I think if not for the whole AI hypetrain and subsequent chip shortage, price for Steam Machine would have been more friendly.

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    Comment #48908907

    I know people like that - the amount of inane, obsessive and just strange conversations they have with AI is concerning - there's never any actually useful result or information th…

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    Comment #48908748

    I don't think offloading things that you "think" you don't need to know is a realistic thing. Instead this seems like some slippery slope of intellectual degradation where slowly y…

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    Comment #48778437

    That's just business owners and C-suite pocketing the difference while they fire staff and replacing it with AI. At some point somebody would have to start asking "business" some t…

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    Comment #48777711

    I am. I have Codex running, doing some tasks which I don't care much about, but anything I want to understand I write myself. Same thing with hobby projects - I might ask ChatGPT o…

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    Comment #48706613

    You're not alone. This is the reason why I switched from VSCode to nvim (AstroNvim to be specific). It has all the things I need with the ability to add any extra plugins necessary…

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    Comment #48499231

    Tried turning on greyscale mode and I am surprised by how effectively it works in making me not want to use the phone. Not sure if it's the lack of color in general or because scre…

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    Comment #48499171

    The desire to get rid of software engineers is bizarre - because at the root of it, developers were there not to just write the code, but to ask right questions and based on these …

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    Comment #48426012

    I don't have an answer about the stage when something should be considered authored by AI - we are in an uncharted territory on this. There are some precedents and rulings related …

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    Comment #48420898

    Don't think calling a PR written by AI is the same thing as using a "tool". If code is largely generated by AI means that AI was an author and not you with some tool.

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    Comment #48277335

    I am in a process of upgrading fairly big Vue 2 app (technically 2 apps, where one is not traditional and the other uses Inertia) to Vue 3. It is a fairly painful process - I am us…

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    Comment #48208335

    It's a an all-in-one kind of system where you have p2p payments and traditional online payments (like what you would do when making payment for a product on some e-commerce shop). …

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    Comment #48208080

    Important point is that study was done on participants with average age of 57. And by "substantial" benefit they mean reduction in cardiovascular events by 30% compared to around 1…

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    Comment #48058300

    Perhaps some interest-related Discord servers. Tragically, Discord is just another locked down silo without publicly accessible front on the web.

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    Comment #48026012

    From my personal experience if deployment strategy is thought through then Docker running through Compose can handle few hundreds of thousand of users per day without an issue and …

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    Comment #47949811

    The ratio is certainly surprising to me. I thought there would be some people chipping in who don't have issues with occasional alcohol consumption that doesn't affect their life i…

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    Comment #47930173

    Why must every discussion involve AI? This honestly sounds like one of the posts from /r/LinkedInLunatics

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    Comment #47930167

    This comments section is bizarre in general. Very few comments from people who don't seem to have an issue with control over their alcohol consumption where they can enjoy a glass …

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    Comment #47925367

    I don't know about others, but I use Copilot more often than other apps because of its tight integration with the VS Code itself where I still spend most of my time working on othe…

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    Comment #47923554

    Just got an email with this announcement. I have Copilot Pro that I use occasionally, but not enough to tell how the switch to per use would affect my usage. Based on description P…

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    Comment #47919172

    Not long before all of the web content will be going through these AI pipelines where user might not even see original webpage.

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    Comment #47916956

    Book learning to me seems like a compression of knowledge that had to be acquired through many years of experimentation and observation. But knowledge is not an experience itself. …

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    Comment #47284684

    I suppose, yes, AI was like a kickstart. But the point is - he didn't just stick to AI, he realized that in terms of skill and fulfillment it's a no-go direction. Because you neith…

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    Comment #47284659

    I agree. This seems more like an excitement or joy after getting a new toy more that actual process of creating something. Particularly when person uses LLM in a pure vibe code app…

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    Comment #47284430

    Really? To me it seems that quite the opposite is true - people who were never very good at writing code are excited about LLMs because suddenly they can pretend to be architects w…