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dartos commented on MonkeysPaw – A prompt-driven web framework in Ruby worksonmymachine.substack... · Posted by u/daviducolo
While “silly” this is likely the next paradigm/abstraction for intent based pages.
You can imagine given 1,000,000 page views just how many experiments could be run. Basically our A/B tests start to resemble natural evolution and survival of the fittest more than decision trees.
However, something feels like it’s missing. I wonder what’s still yet to be built before we arrive at that future.
I think that’d make for interesting experiments and fringe sites, I don’t really see like your average e-commerce site ever doing anything like that.
You’d want the A and B to be intentional, not automatically generated. Every VP thinks their idea for a feature will revolutionize the company.
You put into words something I've been struggling to describe for a long time. Gemini gives short, succinct responses with whatever information you need and minimal anything else. ChatGPT, Claude both fill text with mannerisms, formatting, etc.
I didn't realize just how big the difference was until I tested it.
"How do I clear a directory of all executable files on Debian?"
Gemini 2.0 Flash: (responses manually formatted)
find /path/to/directory -type f -executable -delete
Replace /path/to/directory with the actual path.
To clear (delete) all executable files from a directory on Debian (or any Linux system), you can use the find command. Here's a safe and effective way to do it:
# [checkmark emoji] Command to delete all executable files in a directory (not recursively): [..]
# [magnifying glass emoji] Want to preview before deleting? [..]
# [caution sign emoji] Caution: [..]
Probably because both anthropic and openai were on the whole AGI train where they were trying to heavily personify their products.
Google never seemed to personify theirs, IIRC. They always presented their AI tools in a utilitarian way.
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So many arguing that "copyright shouldn't be a thing" etc., ad nauseam, which is a fine philosophical debate. But it's also the law. And that means ChatGPT et. al. also have to follow the law.
I really, really hope the multimedia-megacorps get together and class-action ChatGPT and every other closed, for-profit LLM corporation into oblivion.
There should not be a two-tier legal system. If it's illegal for me, it's illegal for Sam Altman.
Get to it.
Sorry, but have you paid attention to the legal system in the states?
Large corporations and their execs live by different laws than the rest of us.
That’s how it is.
Anything is else is, unfortunately, a fiction in this country.
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What the fuck? Are people taking "vibe coding" as a serious workflow? No wonder people's side projects feel more broken and buggy than before. Don't get me wrong, I "work with" LLMs, but I'd never merge/use any code that I didn't review, none of the models or tooling is mature enough for that.
Really strange how some people took a term that supposed to be a "lol watch this" and started using it for work...
don't forget about the insane amount of marketing around AI code companies and how they put "vibe coding" in front of everyone's face all the time.
You tell someone something enough times and they'll belive it