Speeches have always over-used these writing techniques. The problem is Claude uses them all the time, even when not writing speeches.
Better you mean? Or are you saying you prefer having unfixed bugs?
IMO that is still kind of true. Windows 11 LTSC gives a totally bloat free experience, the only downside is you can only reasonably get it through grey market cdkey sites. Linux, sometimes works without faff. But in my…
Oo that does look interesting. You might want to tone down the slop prose on your website though. It's a real turn-off.
OpenSCAD is useless for almost all of the things that people actually use CAD for. There are a few minor exceptions like fasteners, gears and procedural art. Most CAD is more like a motorbike or a vacuum cleaner. Good…
I was all ready to say how useless code-based CAD usually is (like OpenSCAD), but this actually looks pretty sick. If you could add support for SolveSpace's 2D sketcher, and also bevels/fillets, then this might actually…
You registered a domain just to post one-off slop? Pff.
Likewise. I'm a RISC-V fan but a slop page like this is not a good look.
A blackout that severe would surely affect POTS too.
They will sometimes choose the simple slow options, true. But there's a very trivial fix. I just regularly ask the AI to review the entire codebase for bugs, performance bottlenecks (it will happily profile your code),…
This is like claiming that the web is a failure in 2001.
The tone of this article is "I guess everyone else is stupid now", but his reason for not using LLMs is that he likes doing it the hard way. Good for him but I don't think that justifies such a snooty position. I will…
I wouldn't go as far as evil but they are bad for code quality because they obscure the behaviour of functions. You never know what exceptions can be thrown. Can a function even fail? Impossible to tell. (Don't say…
Err yeah except actually you'll just pull out your mobile phone and use that.
> Meanwhile, some other projects will take the core idea of "language aware differ" and release BSD, and one of those will win, including perhaps making it into git/future version controls. Diffsitter and Difftastic…
A casual less knowledgeable user doesn't know it's 8 terabytes. Edit: nm, according to the link someone else posted it actually is 8 TB, so yeah that wouldn't make any sense.
Very many people have learnt that exceptions are bad and should be avoided, because they are bad and should be avoided. Some of those people work at Google.
I think there's some bad nomenclature here. "Property based testing" literally means you're writing properties, which can be verified formally, or randomly (fuzzing / constrained random testing). For example in…
Ah yes, it's just everyone else that's stupid; not you. You're still more capable than Claude right? And just in case you haven't used the latest AI models and are being genuine, no it really is superhuman. Even if you…
That's nonsense. If what felixrieseberg said is true this is very clearly a compromise of Cursor and not Anthropic. Trying to spin it as a compromise of Anthropic is absurd.
Especially if you don't support private repos at all... That's where the money is!
"Of course we don't make mistakes. There's no need to delay our updates."
Based on my 10 seconds of Googling, for transactions under $100, Bitcoin is actually more expensive to transfer.
I don't know much about bitcoin but surely you don't store this all in one wallet? You split it into thousands and then use hardware security modules with a risk management system so it doesn't let you transfer $5bn…
The post says "To ease the transition for new users".
Speeches have always over-used these writing techniques. The problem is Claude uses them all the time, even when not writing speeches.
Better you mean? Or are you saying you prefer having unfixed bugs?
IMO that is still kind of true. Windows 11 LTSC gives a totally bloat free experience, the only downside is you can only reasonably get it through grey market cdkey sites. Linux, sometimes works without faff. But in my…
Oo that does look interesting. You might want to tone down the slop prose on your website though. It's a real turn-off.
OpenSCAD is useless for almost all of the things that people actually use CAD for. There are a few minor exceptions like fasteners, gears and procedural art. Most CAD is more like a motorbike or a vacuum cleaner. Good…
I was all ready to say how useless code-based CAD usually is (like OpenSCAD), but this actually looks pretty sick. If you could add support for SolveSpace's 2D sketcher, and also bevels/fillets, then this might actually…
You registered a domain just to post one-off slop? Pff.
Likewise. I'm a RISC-V fan but a slop page like this is not a good look.
A blackout that severe would surely affect POTS too.
They will sometimes choose the simple slow options, true. But there's a very trivial fix. I just regularly ask the AI to review the entire codebase for bugs, performance bottlenecks (it will happily profile your code),…
This is like claiming that the web is a failure in 2001.
The tone of this article is "I guess everyone else is stupid now", but his reason for not using LLMs is that he likes doing it the hard way. Good for him but I don't think that justifies such a snooty position. I will…
I wouldn't go as far as evil but they are bad for code quality because they obscure the behaviour of functions. You never know what exceptions can be thrown. Can a function even fail? Impossible to tell. (Don't say…
Err yeah except actually you'll just pull out your mobile phone and use that.
> Meanwhile, some other projects will take the core idea of "language aware differ" and release BSD, and one of those will win, including perhaps making it into git/future version controls. Diffsitter and Difftastic…
A casual less knowledgeable user doesn't know it's 8 terabytes. Edit: nm, according to the link someone else posted it actually is 8 TB, so yeah that wouldn't make any sense.
Very many people have learnt that exceptions are bad and should be avoided, because they are bad and should be avoided. Some of those people work at Google.
I think there's some bad nomenclature here. "Property based testing" literally means you're writing properties, which can be verified formally, or randomly (fuzzing / constrained random testing). For example in…
Ah yes, it's just everyone else that's stupid; not you. You're still more capable than Claude right? And just in case you haven't used the latest AI models and are being genuine, no it really is superhuman. Even if you…
That's nonsense. If what felixrieseberg said is true this is very clearly a compromise of Cursor and not Anthropic. Trying to spin it as a compromise of Anthropic is absurd.
Especially if you don't support private repos at all... That's where the money is!
"Of course we don't make mistakes. There's no need to delay our updates."
Based on my 10 seconds of Googling, for transactions under $100, Bitcoin is actually more expensive to transfer.
I don't know much about bitcoin but surely you don't store this all in one wallet? You split it into thousands and then use hardware security modules with a risk management system so it doesn't let you transfer $5bn…
The post says "To ease the transition for new users".