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mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchCreator of stuff that is sometimes usefull. creator of #borkweb and #wortpress.
#clojure #babashka #lisp #minimalism #adnd 1st ed.
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548 Following
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Joined April 25, 2018
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debian
languages:
scala, lisp, haskell, purescript, java, php, js
core values:
simplicity, minimalism
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To all the #developers that love #ai and say how awesome it is to generate #code. I have one question for you. How do you suppose to cope with the energy and water consumption? No clue if a technology that waste enormous amounts of water and energy is a great thing to have if thats the case why don't all humans have super computers in their house? Furthermore how do you think will people with less income cope with that technology. I don't personally think that tokens will get cheaper.
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@astrodicticum@chaos.social ... and it always had been :D. Wäre jetzt das perfekte meme. Guter content muss imho nicht viral gehen das kann der schon alleine.
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Yeah sure after more than 6year of homeoffice company decided that i have to comute there again. Best time of my life driving more than 4 hours and also joining the trafic jams best way to spend my time. To sit in the office and talk to people on teams -.-
Whats the point of mega campuses for tech companies? Imagine driving 1 - 2 hours to work living 8+ hours there and drive back for 1 - 2 hours imho 2-4 hours of your life simply wasted! More so the destruction of the planet + the best part just to sit there and talk to people in diffrent countries. #work #treatusasadults
So the entire #devcommunity loves to be dependent on big tech for making decissions and doing their jobs. So relying on #frameworks and tools made by bigtech is not enough no we love to get to choose from 5 big players to do the job we loved. I don't get that. Thats to be honest just a big trap we are going inside. No one will ever be able to replicate a system that big tech did with #ai on their own. The problem was in the past and nowadays always the compute that has to power those imennse datacenters to give you the answere to most of the times obvious questions like "can you generate the code to compare two dates" or "hey chatgpt can you please center the div for me"
Really #techies i don't get what makes you think that this is a future we want to face where 5 companies decide if you have a successfull product or not.
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@jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net for me llms feel like instant ramen. No clue if you could ever name that cooking.
Home sweet home
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@jack story of my life 99% of companies work like this. Best case is if you implement monitoring everyone wants it nobody knows how to use it or what it tells you.
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@cwebber i would love to tell this guy in the twitter post. "I would rather read the opinion of an ai about that topic than reading your opinion about this topic".
EDIT: I'm pretty sure this entire bubble will pop and we just get something out of it like rad tools that also died slowly in the end. Reinforcment learning where people could "teach" a system what replies are good was allready testen by microslop looong ago. And it lead to a nazi anti feminism war loving shithead system. And now we are doing the same with more data
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@sterpeto@social.vivaldi.net this is exactly what i have in mind since a lot of time now. I think on this behalf yes fraweworks help in certain cases but look at all the stuff we have react, vue, ember ... you name it or the same for backend stuff in the web. It boils down to one problem. Boilerplate reduction. Most of the code you have in those frameworks is boilerplate. Yes some try to remove it with code generators but if the code is in your codebase its your problem. Now think about the ai stuff its the same but even worse. In my opinion if a computer can "generate" the code. Why can't it be done on the fly. I'm thinking there more of like templates or better to say macros in lisp. All this code getting generated and stuff could be simply boiled down to macros right.
But back to your topic yes most of the frameworks or tools or libraries that are in use today just strip away simple parts of your coding journey and i often tend to try to understand how the framework does it and in the end most of the time you don't need a framework :D. So yes you are right in certain parts.
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@wolf @thomas@metalhead.club ich denke ja es wäre gut wenn wir wieder zurück kehren sollten zu index pages und link listen. Am schönsten wäre es eine federierte version zu haben. Wie genau ist mir noch nicht klar aber. Leuten denen ich folge von denen hätte ich gerne links die sie gut finden.
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@thomas@metalhead.club ich denke nach wie vor das diese bubble demnächst poppen wird. Für mich ist das alles auch nicht intelligent. Allerhöchstens denke ich das es suchen an manchen stellen vereinfacht aber im nächsten moment bezweifel ich es auch wieder. Ich finde diese systeme störend und überhaupt nicht zielführend. Da nichts von alle dem deterministisch ist was ich für 99% aller aufgaben als nicht zureichend finde und überhaupt nicht verlässlich.
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@ramin_hal9001 @screwlisp @cdegroot i personally enjoyed also 'lisp hackers' from Vsevolod Dyomkin it was a great read how people use #lisp
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@technolyze@whinge.town @xan@xantronix.social windowmaker is so cool i love that wm. I started with that on my linux/bsd journey and it stuck. Best wm of all time
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@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io thats exactly why i'm a big fan of #clojure and #lisp updates yes if necessary otherwise it just works.
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@ramin_hal9001@fe.disroot.org @screwlisp@gamerplus.org @cdegroot@mstdn.ca basically that are just interviews with persons in the lisp community like eddi weitz and people like him. was a great read. Really personal and insightfull that those persons are just persons too :D not to make them smaller but it feels personal and great
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@ramin_hal9001 @screwlisp @cdegroot
i've purchased the book at the beginning of the week and man i'm looking forward to that pice of gold. I love those kind of books about tech. Be detailed but also give you stories about how all happened. I'll eat that book i guess
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@jonmsterling@mathstodon.xyz i was just talking to a friend that the llm just proposed something in another direction without or falsly proving it. What a scam headline. I hate this bubble. Shitheads!
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@jasongorman@mastodon.cloud i was prognosing the same as this shitstorm started :D funny how it plays out in the end
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@phnt@fluffytail.org @m0xEE@breloma.m0xee.net @icon_of_computational_sin@mstdn.starnix.network @mangeurdenuage@shitposter.world i'm really considering openbsd right now i was a fanboy while studying but had to switch to linux for work related stuff or even worse windows. We should get back to keep it simple stupid.
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@carofi@norden.social hamstermotor sehr naheliegend die idee hatte ich früher auch ABER Mehlstaubverbrenner mit brötchrn ausm auspuff ultra genial
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@alexshendi@rollenspiel.social @fnat@social.coop @hanshuebner@mastodon.social @iskander@social.tchncs.de i guess people are way to young to recognize that. I guess we nerds get old and new ones come :D
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@citizen428 if it works don't fix it i guess. Somehow it feels like react but without the reactivity :D
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@sitcom_nemesis @raganwald this is so true and i never knew someone smarter already said that what i was telling people all the time tanks
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@dangillmor@mastodon.social who would have see that coming with all this convenient tools and technologies from all this "don't be evil" rougecapitalist companies.
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@4zv4l@mastodon.social @giacomo @michalfita@mastodon.social @jana@social.jsteuernagel.de @mtorchiano@mastodon.uno rakulang has something to it. That its designed in the open and i'm currently looking into perl just for fun to see what they came up with and the fact that larry was a linguist somehow makes me think there has to be some points
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@dziban@functional.cafe exactly what all others allready said. Its one of those eye opening books what software development is about. I love it like sicp and other books of that time.
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@killyourfm@layer8.space including all songs from spotify to create something like suno.
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@neauoire aphex twins awesome. Orca and all your other stuff even more awesome. Thanx for sharing made my day!!!
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@mjack@mastodon.bsd.cafe amazing. I love that. I would love to work with bsd in my day to day work. But sadly you always have to by support for the oses in companies no clue why
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@dansup@mastodon.social i was just talking about that with a friend. Just look back how awesome it was getting into town zo a record store listening to the newest music. Or getting to the video store or to a store playtesting the newest console!
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@jesse@chaos.social dammit now i have something i really need in my house as well. Damn you!!!
any good tutorial or howto or document on how one could implement the actor model and what the benefits and stuff are? Just curious how someone would implement it. #development #coding