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3 experts · 13 posts · 12d ago
Shared emphasis Building & implementation · 2
austin: ymmv, I think this is broadly a good thing. it increases demand for independent verification of claims. the status quo wasn’t actually that great! we should want there to be a higher bar (and AI ma…
austin: my clue is that it was the only one with a “contact us” CTA
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3 experts · 3 posts · 16d ago
Doll: When we say "there is no future where you work as a developer and don't use AI", we are not trying to dunk or say it's inevitable, we're saying no one's gonna pay you to do worse work that takes lo…
Singularity's Bounty e/cc: I know. People take it as some sort of preference or enthusiasm, which it can be, but it's simply a normative statement. Like, this is what to expect, adjust from there
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2 experts · 2 posts · 2d ago
brennan: you can even do it directly inside the LLM for simple parts, STL is just a binary text type that it can write natively
Luis Villa: what others said: just talk to it, STL is text. Without OpenSCAD, my son, Claude, and I did this carp skeleton quite trivially a few days before Halloween.
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