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I also don't think it will kill creativity in the space, although my phrasing might have suggested that, just that it might diminish it and make implementation styles more conforma…

An important feature of taste is also that it is highly variable between people, and because there is no system or proof of good taste, we cannot really say that one person's taste…

I lost a family member to anorexia, and the only thing I really regret is that I didn't suggest that we try psychedelic therapy now that everything else had failed and things looke…

There's Curve Pay which works on GrapheneOS

I ended up brewing just one cup of filter in the morning, then drinking one more cup when I arrive at the office. I have a rule to stop before 9am which I found is the latest I can…

I quit cold turkey and consumed around 1200mg/day, not by drinking energy drinks but coffee, 6 strong cups of filter or more. I made sure to also quit caffeinated sort drinks and s…

A password manager has an almost as efficient UX

I don't know if I have been damaged by reading so much AI, but I swear the narrator of that video had the script for it written by Claude without any of those rules applied. There …

And the goddamn emojis. I get it, people use them when texting to make the writing a bit more chummy, but I can really live without them everywhere else.

Diagnosis of rare diseases is a subset of "true" statements, no?

Unless you have the technology from The Matrix which can inject knowledge into your brain, then no, you definitely cannot delegate understanding. You can delegate the responsibilit…

No, it doesn't, because I gave up using them.

Sure, but at that point it hardly makes sense to discuss any of the details of the implementation since we are just treating the LLM as a black box. For all we know, it could be ma…

I don't really understand why we need an LLM-specific programming language - all of the properties you list are properties that modern programming language designers already try to…

There's very little evidence, if any, to suggest that slop is actually "good enough". I have interacted with multiple apps that clearly were written using AI by people who did not …

Can't remember who said it, but I think the most poignant commentary about the prospects of LLMs completely replacing humans is the simple observation that yes, you can delegate ma…

I use git every day and can do quite advanced stuff with it, but I do all of my work using magit in emacs. I don't even use emacs for writing code anymore, I only use it for git. I…

I can have an internal monologue about something completely unrelated to the story while reading it out aloud, but I won't be able to follow the story. I don't think I make mistake…

If you are the kind of person who unlocks the bootloader and installs GrapheneOS, then definitely not.

Instead of trying to whack a mole on all addictive mechanisms, just ban the business model driving all of them: targeted advertising.

Exactly the same setup for me. It works great and the whole setup consists of a single Vagrantfile which I maintain via Claude itself. All relevant dotfiles are synced to a folder …

I had a similar experience as you. We normally use Kotlin for everything, but last year we had to do a small project in Python. Setting up the tooling and choosing the tools is qui…

It writes code as if the audience is you, the user of Claude, and not other developers reading the code in the future. I found that it helped to instruct it to keep in mind who the…

What legal requirements are you referring to?