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Maybe it's not an obvious direct connection, but in general good artists seem to get more action than the average person.

> LLMs need to consume more good human-written Ruby code. You might already have seen the problem here.

You might already have _been_ the problem here.

Fixed that typo ;)

I came in expecting the highest voted comment to be that this was some kind of marketing (which I disagree with). I'm glad your comment was what I saw first.

Wouldn’t that mean producing novel work like relativity and QED?

So the (eastward) flight path isn't over populated land. Rapid disassembly and all that.

That’s no…oh wait, yes it is.

The premise of the article is that everyone has access to the “same tools” but that’s glossing over the specialization inherent in a specific expert’s harness config (memories, skills, rules, repos, etc) that produce actually helpful responses (eg engineer’s view vs product manager’s view).

Use an MCP proxy.

64 karma requirement? Pfft. I’d go to a 1k min karma meetup tho ;)

Does it do flowcharts and arch diagrams? Doesn’t seem like it.

I don't know why exactly, but Fable has felt the most human LLM to arrive.

I have severe sleep apnea as well as insomnia. I may also be a multi-phasic sleeper. In any case my average sleep per night is ~3.5 hours with only ~1.5 hours of deep sleep. I use light therapy, CPAP, medications, etc but none of it solves my problems. I started taking creatine daily a couple of months ago. I've noticed a significant uptick in my cognitive abilities, despite being constantly sleep deprived. TFA doesn't touch on this apparent benefit of creatine, so thought I'd mention it for others who might be suffering from similar sleep issues.

After we get through this slop phase, I think software engineering won’t be about code at all, if it even exists as a profession. Feels like the beginning of the end for the craft.

All of human technology resulted from human brains, which are non-deterministic at the level you're talking about, right?

I have the opposite feeling; I am liking Rust more and more and thinking most of the world's C code should be rewritten. It seems like a sweet spot of enforced memory safety, performance, and human/agent readability.