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Comment · 3 months ago
Oh really?? The disgusting childlike interiors the millennials put everywhere might actually be nauseating and headache-inducing? Who could have predicted that? (anyone with eyes)
Comment · 4 months ago
"What are the odds Git is the fastest and most efficient way for agents to work?"

Quite high. The odds are quite high. Also hilarious that the blurb focuses on "saving milliseconds" when that all gets obliterated by the seconds / minutes wasted by llms. Just use git commands man. Or ask your llm to, it's not hard.

Comment · 4 months ago
i like the more minimal design of the tui, feels more integrated with my existing terminal workflows. oc always looked a little out of place. i really like pi's extension ecosystem as well.
Comment · 4 months ago
welp def not buying another ps product ever again lol. if i have to have digital games i'd rather just have the files on my pc where i actually own them.
Comment · 4 months ago
have used both pi and opencode for the last 6 months, haven't opened a proprietary harness (cc, codex, cursor) in that same amount of time. right now i'm on pi and i can switch seamlessly between any model across any provider i want, even mid session. can even point them at locally running models.

i think people don't realize how much better life is over on this side, cc and codex rely entirely on vendor lock in imo.

Comment · 4 months ago
"Self-help" readers are probably moving from self-help books to llms because they give them the shallow "fix my life" and "get rich quick" answers they want at a faster rate. Now the redpillers have to think even less about why they are such losers.

Obviously this is mean but I do think "self-help" has been incredibly inflated by these people who think there are some sort of magic answers out there to solve everything about their life. And those people are now moving to short form redpill content and / or llms that gas them up.

Comment · 4 months ago
It's so frustrating when this is brought up as if this hasn't been the case for almost 10 years now.
Comment · 6 months ago
It was very useful as an indication for who you can start ignoring in the ai hype space.

I'm only half joking. Blocked everyone / everything that hyped up openclaw and have been able to find much more interesting and reasonable ai related discussions in my feeds.

Comment · 6 months ago
also how do you reconcile your belief in second amendment rights with alex pretti's death at the hands of ice, an organization empowered by the current admin?
Comment · 6 months ago
trump claimed ownership of vaccine development, deployment, and mandates when they were successful. i remember you guys booing him about that
Comment · 6 months ago
lmao who was in office in 2020?
Comment · 6 months ago
Ok but why? They did not campaign on freedom of speech or expression, they actively campaigned against both...

IMO there are no surprises from this admin, they are doing what they promised.

Comment · 6 months ago
I do get that. Both parties are clearly bad. But one in particular is and was yelling from the rooftops about how they were going to destroy civil liberties of certain groups, and are now doing exactly what they promised.

Everyone must simultaneously fight for a better system and choose the least-worst option when it comes time for an election.

Comment · 6 months ago
You should have been "all ears" during the election...
Comment · 6 months ago
I can't believe we still have people out there buying this baby-brain idea of "If muh code is open than people will find vulns!!" This has been disproven for 20+ years catch up.

AI generated bullshit PRs are clearly the bigger issue in the OSS space.

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