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Comment · 1 month ago
Can this be used in practice to write code?
Comment · 2 months ago
And even when this code is AI produced, yes. It has some informational value.
Comment · 2 months ago
Maybe GitHub sees value in hosting the code that is produced, for model training purposes. This would justify to maintain a free offering, even when it gets flooded like it has been recently
Comment · 3 months ago
Hi,
I am the developer. Started the project 2 years ago. Got stuck in the fine edge cases of XML manipulation, which arise to preserve all kinds of formatting marks after translation.
Could finish with the help of GPT Sol. Added the case of translating images in slides: only when the amount of text is small enough that it will work OK.
Feedback very welcome.
Comment · 10 months ago
Well put. Certainly my case with https://nocodefunctions.com
- traffic is slightly but noticeably decreasing for the last year: https://public.nocodefunctions.com
- it pushes me to improve the design, the overall quality, explore new feature spaces: https://next.nocodefunctions.com
Also, I noticed:
- at first LLMs apply a penalty to development: it requires to explore new toolings for AI assisted coding, then select and get used to one of them, that might well end up being a transient solution. e.g. Cursor, to be replaced soon by Claude Code?
- new uncertainty about which feature to develop: if I can develop it, then anyone else surely can reverse engineer it easily and replicate it? This is quite unnerving.
Comment · 10 months ago
Remarkable that it echoes, from a different angle, this post from just a few days ago on HN:
https://martinalderson.com/posts/has-the-cost-of-software-ju...
This last post was largely dismissed in the comments here on HN. Simon's experiment brings new ground for the argument.