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they may have fixed audio bugs but it broke ableton was my main complaint.

there are some diffusion text models.

they're gonna start making you log in on old to combat scrapers.

and then you ride in the street and drivers yell "get on the sidewalk" and try to hit you.

I went to the seattle zinefest a couple years back and it was so fun.

using them you kind of get a feeling for skill level and can extrapolate that better than juiced benchmarks.

methadone is not a less harmful substitute, it's just the one that makes official people money. the withdrawals are worse.

please don't speak of the mentality I'll like we are subhuman.

rock over london rock on chicago! pontiac we build driving excitement

different cultures have different views on disclosing vulnerabilities to distros before the public?

using flags for language is a bad pattern I wish would die. I'm not clicking on the British flag!

you can get the LLM to output max patches in JSON and copy paste directly into max. it was pretty decent at it when I tried and would probably be even better with relevant recent documentation in context.

they think it's a soda vending machine

free market brain.

some people only think about life as a way to make money. unfortunately coding was best-in-slot career for too long and these kinds of people hijacked the culture.

correction: pacman is not a human and has no soul.

I still want to try one of the ones with the cyberpunk pacifier that shocks your tongue to stimulate neuroplasticity.

AGI is when it is general. a narrow AI trained only on coding and training AIs would contribute to the acceleration without being AGI itself.

it writes bad code and blinding speed

if a feature I want is in the paid product then I assume there's less chance of it being added to the free version. every feature has to go through a process to decide if it's paid or free.

if you use alpine, make sure to get the morph extensions for both htmx and alpine.

there's some minority that's in the venn diagram of being good at programming, being good at AI, then also being good at using AI for programming (which is mostly project management), and if everything aligns then there are superhuman productivity gains.

I'm tackling projects solo I never would have even attempted before but I could see people getting bad results and giving up.

I miss the days of "we're nice because matz is nice"

what ever happened to Google's Titans?

first they came for my javascript, then my python... now css?! these type-heads need to chill.

it sounds like their approach is launch 5 with the same task and hopefully one works it out.

most of the coding agents now encourage you to make a rule for those times so it does remember.

with cline you can give it a huge action plan and it will grind away until it's done. with all the context shenanigans that cursor and copilot do, it can't handle multiple tasks as well. then they are farming requests from the user so they make you click to continue all the time.

apparently it's an issue issue if they're changing it