build-er-berg workshop

@werrrp.bsky.social

multi-head attender, likelihood maximizer, waveform manipulator, San Francisco inhabitor, information securer, infosponge, lover of bicycles and transit

relatedly, I was thinking that an effect of more readily available robotics + AI is that it could finally start making some home repair and restoration of decaying stuff in the house economical again, compared to buying new

mtsw@mtsw.bsky.social · 3d ago

A weird downstream effect of LLMs I predict will start having an impact soon is that they are very helpful for fixing a lot of stuff that would not have been worth fixing when information about how to fix them was harder to get.

I have found LLMs to still be poor at specific coding tasks that probably aren't as well represented on Github, e.g. writing COBOL. if you're working on ATM software you might still have to go old school

posts inspector@pippy.bsky.social · 3d ago

I want to agree with that but unfortunately I also think AI coding produces more correct code when done professionally. I'm now really struggling to think of a situation where hand-coding would improve outcomes

reading is a form of theft and makes you dependent upon others for knowledge (deskilling)

there are two phenomena going on here that I both am extremely opposed to: the extreme lack of 24 hour dining, or even just late night dining, on the West Coast relative to the East, and the broader disappearance of late night dining options everywhere

SFGATE@sfgate.com · 5d ago

San Francisco is slowly losing its 24-hour food spots. Lucky Penny closed in 2015; Denny's and Silver Crest Donuts followed in 2024. These days, there are around ten 24-hour spots left.