@nprofile1q... oof!

@nprofile1q... heh last thursday I had a holiday and I decided to go to the gym, play beatsaber and go bouldering all in one day. My shoulders felt pretty sore yesterday 🤣

@nprofile1q... hey that could work!

@nprofile1q... I feel like it’s import to distinguish vibe coding the odd one-time script or tool for personal use, and slopping out parts of essential, load-bearing infrastructure. The latter just has much higher stakes.

@nprofile1q... the same kind of goes for using AI as a writing aid for things like emails. If you’re dyslexic, or if you aren’t a native speaker, or if you’re autistic and have trouble writing emails, it can be a great help and I don’t want to shame people like that for using it.

@nprofile1q... I agree with the sentiment. I dislike the angle of shaming people using AI for lack of skill. Not everywhere, but in some areas like programming I feel like that comes across as elitist. I think it’s a good thing that these tools enable people with little to no programming knowledge to slop out simple things on their own. In specific uses like that, feels like a sort of outreach or accessibility tool to me.

@nprofile1q... damn, and I felt bad for handing in mine at 240 pages 😨

@nprofile1q... neat! In a paper last year I showed a similar idea. I got up to several GSp/s equivalent sampling rate with an STM32 and a DisplayPort redriver IC for about 10€ total: https://chaos.social/@jaseg/115411504259693224

@nprofile1q... never underestimate goats