• lonefighter@sh.itjust.works
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    20 days ago

    The keyboard era is officially over

    They’re dreaming of keyboards being taken off the market entirely one day when this goes mainstream, and I’m imagining trying to play a video game going “W, W, W, A, A, S, S, W, W SPACEBAR, W SPACEBAR GOD DAMNIT I DIED AGAIN I can’t even get past the tutorial on this shitty game”

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      21 days ago

      What I’ve read is it’s meant to keep crosstalk from multiple devs using AI at once from messing up each other’s work. So everyone can just vibe code and not have any idea what their doing in their own little space.

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      20 days ago

      this is the sole reason i jumped to the comments. you are supposed to be on a team. i mean, yes this product is silly but the posters way if thinking is disastorous.

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        21 days ago

        The problem is with no juniors, you don’t get any seniors in 5 years. Every expert was once a beginner…

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            20 days ago

            Here’s the thing, Warren buffet argumently the best stock market person in history based everything on long term gains. P&g coke a cola etc long term company long term profit invest in them

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              20 days ago

              Sure but he was also investing when the stock market was also slightly attached to reality which hasn’t been true in a decade at least.

              It was always gambling but now numbers must go up at all costs

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                20 days ago

                That has always been the case and is written into law that a publicly traded company must do anything possible to make more money.

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                  20 days ago

                  It’s not actually law and that’s just what companies want to be the belief for them behaving reprehensibly

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    21 days ago

    My code would look like this:

    if{x>=0}

    positivecountplusplus;

    no, not that, I mean positivecountplusplus;

    No! I mean increment positivecount;

    NO! Erase, stop typing all that;

    Erase last four lines;

    FUCK!;

    {endif}

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      21 days ago

      I can only assume they’re saying prompts for vibevoded slop, not trying to write actual code verbally.

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        21 days ago

        "Like, do that thing where it counts by one until it gets to a predefined number, but make that number equal to the number of statements. But, like, do it where it doesn’t suck like last time.

        “Nooooo, why does it keep counting to 2? Now 3? 4?!”

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      21 days ago

      Person that can say if ( sSmeUngdlyVarName.equalsignorecase(‘test string’) ) {
      ListVryViabNameForlst.add(sSmeUngldyVarName); } Faster than I can type it?

      Or they are just script kiddies.

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        21 days ago

        Or they are just script kiddies.

        Worse, they’re vibe coders.

        The big secrets they’re keeping from their coworkers are things like adding “and make sure there are no bugs in it” to the end of their prompt.

        • wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          21 days ago

          The part that frustrates me is that we already have been through this sort of shit with “smart speakers”. The slowest way to interact with a computer or machine will always be through speech.

          Even vibe coding 🤮, you’d be faster typing.

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            20 days ago

            When Vibe coding the slowest thing is reading the code produced. If you review the code though everything grinds to a halt. I’ve vibe coded a feature or two. It took 1 day to vibe code and another week or two to properly review the code it wrote.

            The industry ‘secret’ is that no one gives a shit. Claude has like two 9s of uptime.

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      21 days ago

      I kind of wonder just how dirty we could make things look entirely using non-sexual tech gear. Or how close we could really get things to look like a full gimp suit.

      The obvious next part is covering the top half of the face with a VR headset. Add one of those “improved strap with added battery” things to cover more of the top and back of the head.

      I’m sure there are VR gloves, or motion tracker gloves for V-Tubers. Probably a decent bit of kit there with their motion tracker bands and such.


      The real limiting factor has always been the barrier between man and machine. Witness the power of a true 100000x coder: full digital immersion!

      Screenshot from the TV show "Upload", Season 2, showing a character in a full VR immersion "hug" suit with physical feedback, normally used for sex, in this case used for sad, sad subterfuge

    • Flames5123@sh.itjust.works
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      20 days ago

      Ok honestly if it works this sounds great for me in my house while my wife sleeps for her Saturday or Sunday shifts. I am obnoxiously loud and love playing games and bullshitting with friends on those nights. I have kept her up and few nights before. But if this even has 1/2 of the dampening power, that’s amazing.

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        20 days ago

        That’s about four times less loud or enough to turn yelling into a conversational volume. It’s not perfection, but 20dB is nothing to sneeze at.

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          20 days ago

          That’s the maximum reduction at the peak frequency when fitted perfectly. Their numbers, not independent testing

          It’s not letting you scream in the night like advertised

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            20 days ago

            That’s very likely true, but that’s not the comment I was responding to. I only took issue with you saying that 20dB wasn’t much. You didn’t have any of that other information in your comment.

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      21 days ago

      Holy shit this is the most Onion-looking product I’ve ever seen. I can’t believe this is real!

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    20 days ago

    Ever wear a balaclava for extended amounts of time…just watching this be a breeding ground for germs lol

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      20 days ago

      Given we have court stenographers who need to use a very specific keyboard, months of training and can STILL be overwhelmed by too rapid of a speech pattern - our world?

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        20 days ago

        Nah thats nothing alike. Have you tried dictating things as notes or instructions? It’s impossible to beat even average typing speed.

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          20 days ago

          Anything structured and thought out, sure. But vibecoding, tokenmaxxing or just waffling out some unfinished thought is faster and more comfortable when spoken. See the rise of voice notes over texts

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            20 days ago

            Still uncomvinced even if you’re vomiting just random vibe code thoughts you’d still be slower via voice than via text. I dont see how this device would ever be successful for this niche.

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              20 days ago

              You must be typing faster than me.

              Anyway, not condoning or supporting any of this, but those muzzles would be nice on the train for those people recording their voice notes (and are listening to them on speaker)

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                20 days ago

                You might be underestimating how fast people working in tech type. Actual issue studied today in comprehension is the fact that keyboard typing (or even phone) is faster than our thought thus hindering comprehension and memorization. This is primary factor that is making pen and paper trend in tech and education circles right now.

                Honestly speech as input is still extremely niche because it’s slow and even with massive accuracy improvements still inaccurate.

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        20 days ago

        Try to outrun a court stenographer using a text-to-speech program.

        A trained court stenographer can 225 to 360 words per minute. This guy, optimistically, claims he can do 150.

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        20 days ago

        The hurdle there is comprehending multiple speakers with different backgrounds fast enough. Typing that fast isn’t unrealistic if it’s your own thoughts you’re putting out.

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        20 days ago

        2 reasons : first there are multiple speakers, second speech contains a lot of words that could be optimized away in a prompt but matter for courts. My voice prompts are so dirty and unclear compared to well thought, text ones

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      20 days ago

      Vibe coding means he’s just whispering ‘claude, generate a function to take input from grok api and pipeline it to user input’ instead of typing. Or something. Idk, I don’t code.

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    20 days ago

    That’s the mask for huffing copium, while not only AI actually pulling them back, but also turned their quadruple nine uptime into 80% on a good day, made the code harder to debug, and having to stay in for unpaid overtime to compensate for the mess firing half the team caused.

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    20 days ago

    Okay, so the guy in the foreground has the mask (the thing that’s supposed to replace keyboards) and is using a mouse with his left hand. What’s that thing next to his left thumb? Is that a keyboard? It looks like a keyboard. Doesn’t it undermine the claim about replacing keyboards if the picture you use has the guy sitting with a keyboard?