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The bootstrapped LLM was something I didn't see coming

This kind of posts make me feel so inadequate. Like I'm some sort of lesser mind. How the hell do you even come up with such idea?

It's year 2026 and still no use-case for the iPad in sight...

As a native Spanish speaker, I agree

Rough, tough, though. One single letter change each time and you get a completely different sound. It's atrocious.

That's so cool, I've only got 3 articles nearby haha. I live in rural Argentina

It's another tool in the belt. You don't have to be an AH about it

Wouldn't that eat the whole ram?

How much money did you spend in getting all of the hours + licenses?

AI can not clean toilets. I guess that's what's left for humans!

sounds like JEV with extra steps

IDEs are on a steep decline, so not so surprising. I've disabled most code extensions from vscode and find myself using multiple terminals and the built in git diff UI. I barely see the code _as a whole_, only care about the _code_ changes.

edit: added the extra words + I must mention I'm talking about legacy maintenance projects

For the counting process you have "auditors" from all the different parties. We have that system in Argentina and it works pretty well in terms of electoral transparency. People's choices are another thing.

I hated debugging and fixing stored procedures for legacy 2000s apps in de 2010s. The SP code wasn't treated like regular code, it wasn't source controlled. Mostly bad memories from having business logic inside the DB instead of having it all inside the code.

I could have gone my whole life without thinking this