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p2detar

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About p2detar

My puzzle web game for programmers and CS nerds: https://7coderwords.kenamick.com

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    In all fairness humans can also be considered next token predictors. It could be said that’s how we communicate with one another today. Presently LLMs lack other things, like physi…

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    Comment #49152501

    Last week a colleague did this to me; pasted to me in chat "Gemini said". I just ignored it and went with talking about the issue on another thread. I like LLMs and I use them ever…

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    Comment #49133009

    Indeed, but it probably won‘t get any easier for us devs when clients also get easier access to open weight LLMs. I mean from personal experience 40 tok/s on an M3 pro with gpt-oss…

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    Comment #49132488

    Building software steadily becomes accessible to non-developers. A freelance client I had now does most things alone with chatgpt. As a developer I have less and less the urge to b…

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    Comment #49132372

    > The author of the post is selling what he himself doesn't understand. Paying attention to your inner chatter without judgement is part of a much broader tradition. Westerners ste…

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    Comment #49132319

    Not everything must be stats and numbers. You either try it and find out if it works for you or you don‘t. As simple as that.

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    Comment #49094562

    I swear music trackers had the most impressive UI back then. FastTracker and ImpulseTracker were to me the highest piece of art and engineering at the time. They kind of hold up ev…

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    Comment #49082628

    I have read the WHO [0] report and the conclusion is "possibly to likely" about the zoonotic origin of Covid, so no there isn't conclusive report how it came to be. > If there is a…

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    Comment #49041405

    > You are effectively saying you do not trust the judgement of the community to accept you long term. Why is that? I think the blog post explained exactly that. To quote: > The act…

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    Comment #49034165

    If your goal is to just store your repos, even Gogs will do. I self-host Forgejo on sqlite and it‘s been great thusfar. I do not yet use runners, so can‘t say much about that. The …

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    Comment #49032336

    > It's clear that this excludes vibe coding. But what about LLM-assisted coding, where the developer writes very clear instructions of what to do and carefully reviews every line? …

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    Comment #49032264

    It was always an ideology-driven project. LLM-hating now turned into a mandatory religious ritual for places like codeberg. That‘s fine though, one can self-host forgejo, gitea, go…

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    Comment #49023595

    From the article: > This is why I'm not using AI. I'm not using AI on moral, ethical grounds. The funny thing is - they are using AI and they will be using even more AI as it soaks…

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    Comment #49018430

    Reddit is such an amazing business model that exploits the gullible. People go on reddit, voluntarily post comments, generate interest vectors that can be harvested and get "paid" …

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    Comment #48997197

    Too much talk about LLMs and too little about the self-hosting part of this project. Self-hosted stuff looks appealing to me. We dropped Slack as an option in the past because we c…

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    Comment #48935477

    Same thing here. I was able to finish side projects on my list and even refactor decades old projects with the help of LLMs. It works great so far and yeah, I can still write sourc…

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    Comment #48896315

    Just opened Claude Code and I don't see any such restrictions. Asked Fable to do security/vulnerability review on the code base and it gladly agreed. I can't speak for the above-me…

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    Comment #48894459

    > Sure, we're reducing the cost of idea -> prototype to near zero (well, as long as tokens are free or nearly free), but that just means we now have mountains of throw away code, w…

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    Comment #48852032

    Yeah, no - if I provide my employees $1000 devices, I most certainly would like to be able to exercise some sort of management over them. > making iOS windows Baseless claims.

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    Comment #48848126

    Love the sleek UI. Forgive the shameless plug. Here is my word game which only features words from programming and compsci. https://7coderwords.kenamick.com