"vibecoded the wheel". Where did you get this from‽
> I actually used AI extensively to help me write the reference implementation for AURA.
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Nikkau commented on Show HN: Aura – Like robots.txt, but for AI actions github.com/osmandkitay/au... · Posted by u/OsmanDKitay
You should add a section to explain why OpenAPI isn't enough (narrator's voice: it is).
Otherwise, it just seems you vibecoded the wheel.
Nikkau commented on 15 Note Poly Tempo Pendulum [video] youtube.com/watch?v=lTwg4... · Posted by u/martyvis
A more visual way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsAlFKXAMjM
Nikkau commented on Fresh evidence of ChatGPT’s political bias: study uea.ac.uk/news/-/article/... · Posted by u/mellosouls
> Due to the model’s randomness, even when impersonating a Democrat, sometimes ChatGPT answers would lean towards the right of the political spectrum.
Seems fair.
Nikkau commented on Stacked images of the comet, photobombed by Starlink satellites twitter.com/djulik/status... · Posted by u/_Microft
It's bad faith, a normal stacking would have made them completely disappear, it's one of main reasons to do stacking, remove things which are not on all images, and it's works flawlessly.
You have to actively tweak your settings to create this kind of photo.
Nikkau commented on Kickstarter’s staff is unionizing theverge.com/2019/3/19/18... · Posted by u/tmm
I wish them well, but having family members and friends work in unionized workplaces, it's not something I would ever do.
It always seems to degenerate into an "us vs them" sort of thing whenever I talk to them about where they work. Why would I ever work some place where things are so adversarial?
You also end up with this 3rd party involved in everything, creating all kinds of "rules" to make things "fair". Want to go on vacation? To make things "fair", the most senior people get to pick their times first, and the new guys get the not-so-good times. Don't care about the union's bullshit "industrial action" and just want to work and earn some money? Get used to being called a "scab". You get the point - it becomes more about knuckling under to what the union wants than getting work done or having a career.
> It always seems to degenerate into an "us vs them"
That's the point, "us vs them" is pretty good upgrade from "me vs them"
Well if I don't pay and only fill a form, it seems free to me.
That's the trick.
> I feel like JavaScript is the laughing stock of the programming community sometimes...
Don't worry, it's PHP.