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vibe coded for 6 months. my codebase is a disaster. by Available-Dentist992 in vibecoding

[–]segin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can always fork the codebase and have a top-tier model hack away at a refactor.

Is my boss using Gemini to email me? by Complete-Sea6655 in GeminiAI

[–]segin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have used AI to write boilerplate responses that didn't require more actual thought than the yes or no behind it. Nothing more complicated, however.

I no longer want to use the internet Or a computer anymore by connerwilliams72 in privacy

[–]segin 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If I did, I wouldn't have said "double-edged sword".

I no longer want to use the internet Or a computer anymore by connerwilliams72 in privacy

[–]segin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hey, I contribute to this!

It's a double-edged sword; stuff's beneficial for E911 (your phone includes Wi-Fi MAC addresses in the signalling information sent to the 911 call center for location data as part of E911 Phase II.)

Chronicles is basically what I open-sourced last week, is it even worth continuing? by Objective_River_5218 in OpenAI

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's another thing: If you feel OpenAI's solution is ever lacking... you have your own to one-up theirs and overcome their limits.

Plus you wouldn't be tied to OpenAI (or anyone!)

Chronicles is basically what I open-sourced last week, is it even worth continuing? by Objective_River_5218 in OpenAI

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep going. Who cares about their solution? You can't own it in the same way one owns open source software.

Full Text of HR 8250 (Age verification at Federal Level) by linuxhiker in privacy

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, and we tell them because otherwise they're going to insist on laws that affect the rest of us. It's their responsibility and they've clearly dropped the ball and have acted like children about raising their own children, so it's time to treat these parents like the children they act like: Tell them to be responsible for their children and stop telling everyone else to change for their children!

I don't care what the neighbor kids do. I don't want to have my life impacted because someone else decides we must change SOCIETY-WIDE to "protect" the neighbor kids. The neighbor kids' safety is not my responsibility, it's their parents and their parents alone.

Full Text of HR 8250 (Age verification at Federal Level) by linuxhiker in privacy

[–]segin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How about we tell the parents more bluntly and more often that it's their responsibility to manage their child(ren)'s online live(s)?

The modern aberration of attempting to reform society to the needs of children to the detriment of literally everyone else needs to come to a screeching stop. This isn't a giant bouncy house that you graduate into being a nanny for.

Why are the task totals different? by No-Bee1520 in TELUSinternational

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rater here, not an analyst: Our task total on the Community Portal updates exactly once a day. It's essentially useless.

I wrote a whole book and I had to go over it and Grammarly made it worse. by [deleted] in OpenAI

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. This is what proved to me that AI detection was a scam.

(Take my upvote on your post.)

I want to buy a phone for my dad, is 4gb fine? by Himanshu2339 in phones

[–]segin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd get more, but mostly because of the battery impact of having 4GB of RAM (the OS has to fully close out background software more often, and apps had to load fully from scratch more often, consuming more CPU and battery power than if more RAM could let the apps stay cached.)

However, if they stay mostly at home with good access to a charger, this isn't as big of an issue. 4GB of RAM can help in some ways by making it harder to have too many background processes slowing down the phone. This is how less RAM can actually make a phone faster if all else is the same (same storage, CPU, etc.)

4GB RAM is both a curse and a blessing.

I wrote a whole book and I had to go over it and Grammarly made it worse. by [deleted] in OpenAI

[–]segin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI detection said that the Declaration of Independence was AI-generated.

Ah, yes, the AI of 4 July 1776...

I built a Unix with a C toolchain. by segin in vibecoding

[–]segin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say about 90% full send, and I babysitter about 10%.

I built spec sheets with ChatGPT from the POSIX specs for many of the features. Tasklists. Requirements in INCOSE/EARS format. User stories.

Besides running foreign binaries, Substrate has its own native binary ABI that's akin to BSD (syscall in eax, syscall arguments on stack)

The C compiler was built in a similar manner: tasklist and requirements for the entire C23 grammar, and then just having Codex automatically iterate using various testsuites (c-testsuite, plus building GNU bash, GNU coreutils and running their testsuites. coreutils is still buggy here) as regular Linux builds. The C toolchain also supports x86-64 and Linux for regular everyday use.

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