Post B8PXhTc4JSya7Pv4Km by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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(DIR) Post #B8Kajf6fsZ9MPuAYE4 by a1ba@suya.place
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@SuperDicq and here I thought "human emacs" is an initiative to make emacs more human friendly as opposed to the level of effort required to learn it now
(DIR) Post #B8KbF3QpUNYEpwZ7oW by jamie@fedi.jametek.com
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@a1ba @SuperDicq I thought it was an initiative to get emacs running on humans
(DIR) Post #B8KbF3eeeybtWp2AMa by a1ba@suya.place
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@jamie @SuperDicq doubt it will be successful, similar initiative to get vim running on humans ended up in broken fingers
(DIR) Post #B8KcPWvglutjAkYiCO by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq Serious question on those no LLM projects what prevents someone from just using an LLM and submitting it as his own?
(DIR) Post #B8KdSvfxK2iskDNu9Q by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq Sure but AI can, in some cases, generate code as good as the original, how are they gonna prevent that?
(DIR) Post #B8KdyZ7khj9K4ITIES by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq Not quite, many times I've seen simple bugs in FOSS projects that maintainers gives it very low priority or it gets stale because no ones can fix it and a lot of those don't require a lot skill ceiling to fix it but the person complaining isn't a dev, so asking an AI to fix it could be easier than the person learning the language and fixing themselves
(DIR) Post #B8KfAxlwzJfpwWkWC8 by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq it depends a lot, you can add skills like the no_ai_slop_writing_rules from Louis Rossmann or write better prompts to make a better code.Just to clarify, I'm not defending slop coding but for me a lot of those human only looks more performative than anything
(DIR) Post #B8PIYMK8XvM9aoj6EC by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq @bonifartius >And also a general complete lack of any typos, inconsistent spacing, etc. A completely lack of any tiny stylistic inconsistency that doesn’t matter in the real worldWithout disrespecting you but I don't accepts PR's with typos or without linting. Having a typo or not using any standard for spacing/formatting is worse than slop coding IMO
(DIR) Post #B8PXhTc4JSya7Pv4Km by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@SuperDicq @bonifartius I 100% agree, when I played with AI, I saw it breaking or mangling functions more than it should or using strange naming conventions, which I had to fix by hand, besides typos and spaces, I agree with all other AI problems tho
(DIR) Post #B8PXyPA27SRTEWsVPc by meowski@fluf.club
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@kumicota @SuperDicq @bonifartius >when i played with AIwhen was this, a year ago?
(DIR) Post #B8PYZ5EFBmyu86Kyga by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@meowski @SuperDicq @bonifartius The last time was a few days ago. I bought a maixcam2 with the thermal 256 module and wanted to play with it a bit without to reading the maixpy docs. I asked it to modify the demo thermal app to add a those crosshairs with the max, avg and min temp with a option for me to tap.I used GLM 5.2 and it did 90% of the work for me, the only thing I had to do was to fix the temperature calculation because it shows in kelvin and clean up the code a bit.The temperature there is still wrong but it's because I need to setup the emissivity.After that I did one that saves the buffer to an image and I want to do now a way to record it and because this runs linux, I just ssh and code it with vim now
(DIR) Post #B8PZTaPiQmZx45e6PA by meowski@fluf.club
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@kumicota @SuperDicq @bonifartius ah, well i have never used that model but it sounds like you're taking the route of "do this project, make no mistakes" which i personally never attempt. i like to maintain high level control over program architecture and limit it to just write me a function to do this or that, or help me with this bug, etc. the other day i had the free claude model doing some fairly complex javascript across maybe 10 separate functions, and it did a fine job keeping everything nicely organized. not perfect but good enough to save me a lot of time.i think if you want to hand it a complete code base and say "do this project" you need to pay $$$ for the advanced models and large context windows
(DIR) Post #B8PZrZiweCVfsL4xKC by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@meowski @SuperDicq @bonifartius The model is closer to opus 4.8 but at 1/10 of the price but yeah, I'm using the "do this project, make no mistakes" route. In that project it probably saved me 1 hour of work. I imagine I could prompt it better or create an skill but for that it's not worth.But I agree with you that's not perfect but saves a lot of time.The next stuff I want to add to this code, which is to modify the emissivity and record video I'll probably do by hand as it's nothing that hard to do
(DIR) Post #B8Pa7MznjohL27Uk1A by meowski@fluf.club
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@kumicota @SuperDicq @bonifartius i guess i'm too much of a control freak and too paranoid to fully trust an AI to implement code that i haven't carefully combed over every line and understand exactly what it's doing. sometimes they do come up with weird patterns and unnecessary extra things that don't make sense. i don't want to end up with some un-maintainable spaghetti that i have no idea how it works
(DIR) Post #B8PayNSojEOLpgLJSK by kumicota@akkoma.kumicota.moe
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@meowski @SuperDicq @bonifartius I am, I did that on this project out of curiosity and lazyness but before running it I checked every single line. I also run it on the plan mode that asks you to modify every line, in a serious project I probably wouldn't use it, or use in a more safer way