#WritersCoffeeClub Oct 28 - Have you ever edited another's work?
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#WritersCoffeeClub Oct 28 - Have you ever edited another's work? Was it harder than editing your own?
Not in an editorial role, only when working as a collaborator on a multi-author text. In which case it feels like rewriting/redrafting.
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@exchgr @rubenerd yeah, I've had that experience as well, though less often as I get accustomed to its limits and ways to encourage sane behavior the first time. It's not smart, but it has infinite patience. If you give it clear success criteria it'll hammer on it until it's right, and it can even do it without hand-holding, if you give it a sandbox (I have a couple of VMs, one Rocky and one Ubuntu, just for letting LLMs run wild) and tell it not to ask permission.
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@tirr@mitir.social 그럼 이제는 두벌式 쓰고 계시나요!?
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전 폰 바꾸기 전까지만 해도 천지인을 썼어요. 폰은 두벌식 오타율 너무높아...
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> piracy shield è una cagata pazzesca
100% ok
> Cloudflare è un'azienda privata e deve seguire le leggi
100% ok
> dover sottostare all'ok di colossi privati per le nostre leggi mi sembra distopico
100% ok
Ma
1) nello specifico Cloudflare ha ragione
2) oggi non c'è ancora un'alternativa all'infrastruttura di CF
3) certe leggi sono più distopiche di un big player
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Allora.
Il piracy shield è una cagata pazzesca ed è vero che i legislatori ci capiscono una mazza.MA Cloudflare è un'azienda privata e deve seguire le leggi e stop. Ce ne frega niente se non gli piace o se li è difficile farlo. Se se ne vuole andare dal mercato italiano, lo faccia; un sostituto che riempie il vuoto esce fuori subito ne sono sicuro.
Che dover sottostare all'ok di colossi privati per le nostre leggi mi sembra distopico.
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@swelljoe @rubenerd there was a constant feeling of “it’s so close!” and then every time i’d read the diff as i was committing, i’d spot another area where it had missed something, or done it in a weird way
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@swelljoe @rubenerd in the end it did what i wanted, but it took all afternoon and a bit into the evening to do what i probably could’ve done in a couple-few hours in intellij
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@swelljoe @rubenerd counterpoint: i was trying claude code with opus 4.6 today at work for the first time on a hefty refactor, and it was…fairly slow and tedious to use. while it certainly can use tools to analyze and spit out quite a volume of code fairly quickly, i’m also accounting for time lost coercing it to correct its own errors, of which there were more than a few, and which a less experienced dev would certainly have missed
