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digitaldugnad.eu
2 points·by bronlund·il y a 17 jours·0 comments

I made Claude write a book about mayonnaise

github.com
6 points·by bronlund·il y a 3 mois·1 comments

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1 points·by bronlund·il y a 9 mois·0 comments

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bronlund
·avant-hier·discuss
I totally agree. I have been a Claude fanboy for a while now, but Fable woke me up, and I am currently looking for alternatives.

I don't care how capable it is, if it's going to treat me like it's babysitting a terrorist, it can eff off.

Plain and simple.
bronlund
·il y a 7 jours·discuss
So how much of this is vibe-coded?
bronlund
·il y a 8 jours·discuss
Relax, AI is going to kill education and eliminate jobs, and changing lives, but you have to be patient. Let it cook.
bronlund
·il y a 10 jours·discuss
Its too little, too late. LLMs are going to go the same way as 3D printers, action cameras, vacuums, TVs, drones, cars, phones, whatever.

The west just don't know how to compete in the long run. The greed is eating itself up.
bronlund
·il y a 17 jours·discuss
What you should have done was claiming you already know what the best RSS news feed is. Then people will come in here and correct you :D
bronlund
·il y a 18 jours·discuss
My guess my point is that it's not foolproof, and this is known. You can get unlucky and even if it's based on a side channel, and not Tor itself, it can still get serious if you though you were 100% safe.
bronlund
·il y a 19 jours·discuss
I think you overestimates the protection Tor provides. We have seen multiple cases of people getting caught on there, and CIA probably owns half the exit nodes anyways.
bronlund
·il y a 22 jours·discuss
Having nice and Windows in the same sentence is just unnatural.
bronlund
·il y a 25 jours·discuss
I would suspect that the brown potting stuff, among other things, conducts heat away from the components.
bronlund
·il y a 25 jours·discuss
These snake oil salesmen have been ruining every space we love for a while now. That is hardly news.
bronlund
·il y a 27 jours·discuss
No, everyone is not using AI for everything - yet.
bronlund
·il y a 29 jours·discuss
I donno. They all look ugly.

When making small tools for myself, I just tell it to use Svelte and then wrap it up using Tauri - no graphical cues whatsoever. And they usually comes out pretty good by my taste.
bronlund
·il y a 29 jours·discuss
XD
bronlund
·il y a 30 jours·discuss
Just what we need, a new kind of version control %]
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
Just wonderful.
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
People still using that POS? :)
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
This is funny! Not only is it a nod to Terry Bisson, but it even gives his text a new dimension. Well done :)
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
I will argue that it is not that intelligent either. For the sake of argument, let's say intelligence is about brain processing power and intellect is about how much information you have retained. Then what they have created is more like Artificial Intellect than Artificial Intelligence :)

Professors can be an absolute moron and someone who haven't read a book in their life, can be a total genius. People often miss that.
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
Every Struct Matters
bronlund
·le mois dernier·discuss
That is cool!