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luciole (he/him)

@ luciole @beehaw.org

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Doesn't know the lyrics. Just goes meow meow meow.

Does not eat the pastry if there are raisins in it.

Gender non conforming bi guy.

☐ Solid☐ Gaseous☑ Fluid

  • Oh no just nicely erupting as in "Hellooo I’m out of the gums now! chomp~chomp ___". Dunno what’s the best verb for it I’m not a native speaker.

  • You won the tooth fairy lottery!

  • OK no offense but I don’t trust cats, especially for dental advice. Love y’all so much though.

  • Not if it presents no issues.

  • Fortunately software is much more than App ideas fishing for VC investments. A lot of us are building actual tools for nurses, teachers, technicians, artists, students, etc. We have to analyze these human beings' role in society, their needs, their situation, which is different from merely preying on their attention span. Programming languages are still the most reliable way to specify how the software must behave. And once the software is done, it is merely born. It then lives through a steady flow of continuous adaptation until one day it dies as all things do. Downplaying the human condition is a mistake.

  • AI tools can generate functional, adequate, perfectly average code at a speed and cost that would have been unimaginable even five years ago. And like the outsourcing wave of the early 2000s, the economics are real and rational. Nobody is wrong for using these tools. The code they produce is often fine. It works. It passes tests. It might ship as-is.

    Not the first time I've read this kind of statement and I always struggle to reconcile this with my personal experience. I'm seriously doubting that I'm just not a "good enough prompter". I know how to explain context from domain to tech and vice versa, that's like, a good 20% of my job. I'd say that AI tools are good at producing code that already exists.

    The LLMs are an interface to a corpus of written material. They've never had a thought, a chat around the coffee machine, or any experience in the largest sense of the world. This is a hard barrier on any induction they may emulate.

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  • It's just trying desperately to land a job I'm not judging. Good luck beaver, hope you ace that interview.

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  • 100 kb from multiple mb is fucking huge and it absolutely makes a tangible difference to anyone firing up the website from mobile data. Do not underestimate the power of snappiness, and keep up the good work.

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  • B-but I don't have to?

  • holy fuck

  • ah yes

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  • Bismuth ☺️ 🌈

  • No matter how hard you pet your LLM, this project is not your work. LLM output attribution is a gray zone by design. Your assumption that vibe coding has overtaken software development is a big red flag imho. I wonder where you've acquired this belief. If you've been banned from multiple communities already I recommend you reflect upon this.

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  • Wow there’s these animals burying their poop in the dirt, while this dirt inhabitant’s pooping up to the surface. It’s like, so poetic man.

  • Once you go through the hassle of setting up a Navidrome server the choice of music player really opens up. On my desktop I'm still going back and forth between Supersonic and Psyonic. I love both. On my phone I bought Symfonium and I'm really happy with it. It's so easy now to pick some music to carry along.

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    You should probably use a proper parser rather than hoping your .env looks enough like an .ini to pass muster.

    You can probably use a butter knife instead of a flat screwdriver but just do your job properly.

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  • The poor thing!

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  • Accessibility features benefit everyone!

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  • What Baikal stuff? The thing's dead and gone.