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Terrific interview with Fred Murpheg

[https://youtu.be/9kaIXkImCAM]


This is actually rather impressive. Care to share the prompt you used?


https://chatgpt.com/share/6a673180-0a78-83ed-abd0-d797c4d95a...

tldr the initial effort didn't seem to read the linked article so I copied and pasted the full text in


Don’t know about this specifically but if you ever watch Rainbolt you know that NYC is pretty legendary for providing crazy data to the public (for example a database of all trees, or insane detail street information)


More and more I’m coming to the realization that they’re definitely not the good guy, but certainly seem to be the least bad.



I know this is all just tongue-in-cheek, but for the record, they only drove it around for 30 min around the lab site, not on the open roads.


I strongly disagree. Tahoe is horrible but Mac hardware is terrific. Have you seen a Neo?

I think Apple is hitting it out of the park (falling behind in many other areas)


They're referring to reliability btw


For what it's worth you still need the alcohol wipes (mineral oil works well too) when swimming off the coast of Santa Barbara. It's naturally occurring oil that gets all over your feet in little annoying sticky spots.


yeah same for the Gulf Coast, oil just seeps right out of the ground at some beaches or at some times. There's plenty of man-made pollution to go around though.


"Power doesn’t corrupt. It reveals." — Robert Caro


Great follow up, i agree


You make some fair points here, but I'm unclear as to whether you're claiming Geerling's video is an example of an "overwhelmingly negative take on AI".

If so, my suspicion is that you didn't watch it.


he raises some good stats and examples of "slop" and dooming around code gen hitting a ceiling coupled with humans being bottlenecked all very true statements but overall lacking in showing that actually lot of people are using AI coding gen in open source with good success.

btw am I talking to a bot? all of your comment history is pretty similar with lot of emdash.


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