PapaSkwat
Vibe-coding script kiddie living a Dymaxion life.
“Artificial intelligence is not here to make man obsolete. It’s here to make ignorance, waste, and needless drudgery obsolete, provided we direct its intelligence toward livingry and the success of all humanity.” – R. Buckminster Fuller
I mostly post under PapaSkwat@Lemmy.today. Back-ups of my username: discuss.online, piefed.zip, lemmy.wtf, discuss.online, nord.pub, lemmy.today.
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Vibe Coders@lemmy.today•Vibe coding is here to stay, but engineers and computer scientists say 'learn to code' is still good adviceEnglish
1·6 days agoAgreed. I vibe code very simple projects for my personal use. Projects I wouldn’t have paid anyone to program for me, and I wouldn’t have paid for any of them. They have been mostly personal training, run tracking, raspberry pi apps, etc. All personalized just for me.
Vibe coding actually inspired me to learn real programming just for fun. But I wouldn’t want to design a consumer app or anything of that nature anyway. Too complicated and I don’t like putting up with people’s bullshit.
I do think AI will get good enough to do ultra complex apps though. In a very short while. Which is why many programmers feel threatened. I get it and sympathize. Meh, that’s the way society advances. Plenty of people in other industries have had to worry about tech advances replacing them. We all just move on. It still sucks, but it sucked for us too.
Ultimately I think AI has more positives than negatives. I’m well aware that most of Lemmy disagrees! lol
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
Vibe Coders@lemmy.today•Stop Using AI to Build Things No One NeedsEnglish
3·6 days agoUnless you use it like I do, and build shit that only I need and use. :)
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Vibe Coders@lemmy.today•Vibe coding is here to stay, but engineers and computer scientists say 'learn to code' is still good adviceEnglish
1·6 days agoI think for school-aged children, yes. For adults, meh, we can learn along side vibe coding. Which is what I’m doing.
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Holborn 9100 - Dutch PC, c. 1981English
2·7 days agoI can see how it would be hard to be profitable in those early days, but man, I love the look of this thing!
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
General News@lemmy.today•Woman earns Guinness World Record with 106 shark tattoosEnglish
1·7 days agoDesperate enough to get into the Guinness Book of World Records I guess.
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Putting color to work in computersEnglish
13·18 days agoTruth be told, I miss the green on black. So I set my terminal like that when I fool around at programming stuff. lol
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Eternity Science Fiction, June 1964English
16·19 days agok
The downvotes are 100 percent because Lemmy is anti-ai regardless of content. It is AI by the way, but I like what I like, I don’t think a human has to have touched something in order for me to like it. And I’ll continue posting AI stuff if that I enjoy. :)
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Raspberry Pi: Small computer. Big future. (AI)English
17·20 days agoBetter get used to the taste of it, because it’s never ever going away. I love it, use it every day, and will continue using it every day. :)
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Sinclair ZX Spectrum: "The world's best computer for under £500."English
34·20 days agoAround 1983. “ZX Microdrive coming soon”
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Aurora's "American Astronaut" The most exciting hobby kit on earth.English
34·20 days agoDoesn’t quite rise up to my definition of “The most exciting hobby kit on earth” either. I wouldn’t mind having it though, I may have to see if I can find this thing somewhere.
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Raspberry Pi: Small computer. Big future. (AI)English
15·20 days agoThe look and feel of early tech was awesome and tactile. Big chunky buttons, built to last. Pricing wasn’t awesome though. Eek!
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMtoSpace Tech and Space News@lemmy.today•Raspberry Pi: Small computer. Big future. (AI)English
16·20 days agoI love the look of that thing! I’ve never seen ads for them, but I just found one to post here. Thanks for this! :)
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
Anti-Art (Refusalism)@discuss.online•The future, yesterday.English
23·20 days agoThat’s the .ml spelling of the word :)
I’m not paying 10 bucks for a search engine. lolol
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
General News@lemmy.today•Global oil demand is dropping, but US drivers keep buying more gasEnglish
13·23 days agoEveryone around me seems to have a brand new car too!
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
General News@lemmy.today•Platner's disastrous candidacy exposes rifts that could dampen Democrats' Senate hopesEnglish
14·24 days agoNot sure what you mean here. That has nothing to do with the article
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
General News@lemmy.today•Bombshell video rocks Tyler Robinson hearing as trans lover reveals alleged assassin’s chilling behavior before Charlie Kirk confessionEnglish
13·24 days agoTwiggs recalled Robinson returning to their home by the next morning, and said Robinson was pacing around the home while avoiding questions about Kirk’s assassination.
Twiggs claimed Robinson eventually admitted to the assassination, began crying and told Twiggs ‘he wishes he hadn’t done it.’
Robinson said he was going to go to his parents or turn himself in.
PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfOPMto
General News@lemmy.today•Some Taco Bells cut items from menus due to explosive diarrhea bugEnglish
23·24 days agoThat’s what I was thinking!
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