Cameri

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by Cameri 7d ago
They probably even got compensated.
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by Cameri 7d ago
IIRC Tailwind was toast a few months ago (laying off the few engineers that kept it going), so is this Shopify rescuing the company?
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by Cameri 10d ago
I’m sure lots of egos were bruised by that one neon sign.
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by Cameri 17d ago
Was this vulnerability disclosed responsibly by the author?
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by Cameri 19d ago
You'll now pay a compliant packaging company to package goods for you.
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by Cameri 21d ago
Nothing beats the feeling of having a proposed idea dismissed just to have the higher ups “come up” with it some time later. Don’t even dream about getting a footnote mention.
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by Cameri 23d ago
False. The protocol doesn’t forbid it. Theres actually a negentropy NIP for relay sync. Did you read the actual protocol or are you just making things up on HN?
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by Cameri 23d ago
I’d challenge that definition. 0 spam messages are a solved problems, any positive integer greater than zero and it’s still a problem.
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by Cameri 23d ago
This one will age quite remarkably.
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by Cameri 25d ago
Plonked how many times?
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by Cameri 27d ago
I think you are assuming that people use AI to communicate with others because they don’t want to hurt their feelings: it’s likely hardly the case. The article here is just virtue signalling corporate version. Just tell the person doing it
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by Cameri 27d ago
I have non-English speaking coworkers that use AI to translate. This just comes as Karen-like behaviour: shaming people for using a tool in a way you don’t like. No way this individual is fun at parties!
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by Cameri 28d ago
How is OneCLI different from Databrick's Omnigent?
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by Cameri 1mo ago
Check out AI-DLC or another structured development workflow for your team and stick to it. If you’ve got devs: not using any structured workflow, or using a variety (speckit, openspec, superpowers, their own) it’s going to be hard to contro
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by Cameri 1mo ago
Not enough ads!
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by Cameri 1mo ago
The whole framing analyzing LLMs as if they were humans is completely off, laughable. LLMs have no agenda and no feelings. We should stop pushing everything through an human-centric lens. LLMs will world-build if that’s the bias you put in,
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by Cameri 1mo ago
Nice to see Nostr show up randomly!
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by Cameri 1mo ago
I wonder if there’s a way to hide comments regarding AI in HN, complaints included.
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by Cameri 1mo ago
I was going to try it but signing commits with GPG using a Yubikey is not supported. The option left is to use SSH to sign commits which is a no-go for a different reason.
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by Cameri 1mo ago
You are an engineer
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by Cameri 1mo ago
Claude Code let's you add/change it's output style. On the article: the author seems to be overly sensitive to remarks made by an LLM. Instead of looking inward and finding out why that bothered them in the first place and gr
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by Cameri 4mo ago
If you are just looking to massage the numbers so there are more first homes vs second homes percentage-wise without creating new first homes, then taxing luxury second homes may work. It has great potential to change the numbers on a sprea
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by Cameri 5mo ago
“People who rely on AI are the ones who will be left behind.” And that’s exactly what happened to those who started using an abacus, a calculator, or a computer.
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by Cameri 5mo ago
Exactly! Documenting how others can contribute to your project, if you accept contributions, is the only way to go.
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by Cameri 5mo ago
This guy fails to communicate properly how others can and should contribute to his project. I see this all the time where the standards of a project aren't properly documented so the reviewer/maintainer just wastes time reviewing
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by Cameri 6mo ago
This is likely the best answer so far. It would be the same as if they had subcontracted some software factory where many junior devs produced and shipped low quality code that “works”.
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by Cameri 6mo ago
The writer of the article confesses to using LLMs to improve their grammar. Writer is then upset Grammarly correctly attributes the recommendation he is getting to someone they know. A nothing burger essentially.
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by Cameri 6mo ago
Yup, it's very broken at this time, that's if you manage to get a reliably connection or the session to even show up.
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by Cameri 9mo ago
Ofcom should probably be added to the US Sanctioned list.
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by Cameri 10mo ago
Sure, let's make free labor required (not a preference) for everybody

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