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vibcdingenjoyer
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Comment #49057375
The goalposts are moving, and their speed accelerates all the time.
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Comment #48949974
Someone who bought and expected to make a profit, but reached a point where they hit their stop loss or just wanted to get out the trade at any cost and couldn’t bear to wait longe…
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Comment #48934918
I agree with everyone else who’s commented up to this point. But I’ll say what they’re saying more clearly: it’s a bit too difficult. I love the idea though.
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Comment #48850129
Sounds like they gave it a goal to hit certain benchmarks and just let it have its way with the base Luna model.
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Comment #48719789
The whole “what is art” question has different answers for different people. Yes, for some, music is communication, but when I listen to metal in the gym it’s an adrenaline boost. …
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Comment #48614383
The same happened to music when digital music production at home became more accessible. The hard part is separating the wheat from the ever growing larger share of chaff.
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Comment #48535713
Probably DMT clockwork elves.
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Comment #48522392
Just curious - what is your acceptance criteria for AI?
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Comment #48506834
I wonder if you can find a way to turn the device volume up to max to simulate the unexpected music blasting out and surprising the hell out of the user.
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Comment #48484416
Did you vibe code this? I see people ask all the time “so where are all the vibe coded tools and softwares that are being created by this productivity boost???” Maybe this is one o…
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Comment #48461441
I’ve got a lukewarm IQ, would you mind explaining and example/use case for this?
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Comment #48431275
Yep. You’ve got to have it update the docs. After a few sessions, if I forget to request this, opus starts rehashing the same tasks and finds that they are complete - and sometimes…
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Comment #48431247
I haven’t tried it on desktop but on mobile, the “infinite” view is quite nice.
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Comment #48308915
I’ve always been told to let electronics and musical instruments slowly warm up in their case after bringing them inside. Supposedly reduces the chances of condensation forming.
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Comment #48230459
You can certainly work on small chunks with an LLM agent. I’ve gotten the best results with 1. Small chunk with tests 2. Refactor/simplify 3. Next small chunk. - I do work on backe…