Rperry2174

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I'm using Grok Bot to build a mobile game studio(ryanperry.io)
2 points by Rperry2174 23d ago|0 comments
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by Rperry2174 1mo ago
Whatever AI is doing to how we find / share information aside, I do think that one under appreciated effect is on how software (and other things) get built. Lowering the barrier to entry for writing code and other tasks feels democrat
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by Rperry2174 3mo ago
Honestly whether or not this was effective seems less important to me than the adoption numbers. Text book reading in this course was 10-15% at baseline ... but this AI thing got 90% voluntary usage ungraded. Even if its worse per-hour than
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Ask HN: Are cloud coding agents useful in real workflows yet?
7 points by Rperry2174 5mo ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: In a blind coding test, could you identify an LLM strictly off vibes?
1 points by Rperry2174 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
yeah I'm mostly just talking about how they're framing it: "Claude Opus 4.6 is designed for longer-running, agentic work — planning complex tasks more carefully and executing them with less back-and-forth from the user"
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
Fair I agree that was true of early codex and my perception too.. but today there are two announcements that came out and thats what im referring to. specifically, the GPT-5.3 post explicitly leans into "interactive collaborator"
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
Whats interesting to me is that these gpt-5.3 and opus-4.6 are diverging philosophically and really in the same way that actual engineers and orgs have diverged philosophically With Codex (5.3), the framing is an interactive collaborator: y
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
This keeps repeating in different domains: we lower the cost of producing artifacts and the real bottleneck is evaluating them. For developers, academics, editors, etc... in any review driven system the scarcity is around good human judgeme
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
Let's say you live in an apartment building and your landlord locks you out and keeps you belongings. Police say its not their problem. Courts decide that they don't aare either. So now you have no recourse or body to complain to.
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
yeah the crazy part about that is one uncomfortable point many through history (and in threads today) have made is that nonviolence implicitly assumes a moral audience. And that injustice, once clearly exposed will provoke people's con
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
This is a good articulation of mlkjr's theology and dicipline around nonviolence, but I think its incomplete if you read it in isolation. His strategy worked because it existed alongside MANY other voices, IMO the most underrated of wh
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by Rperry2174 8mo ago
I think the underappreciated part isn't "violence vs non-violence", but the role that malcolm x and black pathners actually played. They weren't primarily organizing armed revolt.. it was more about the idea that they we
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Ask HN: How do you use AI tools when learning unfamiliar code?
1 points by Rperry2174 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
what kinds of tasks do you find this to be true for? For a while I was using claude code inside of the cursor terminal, but I found it to be basically the same as just using the same claude model in there. Presumably the harness cant be doi
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
I've noticed a lot of these posts tend to go codex vs claude, but as author is someone who does AI workshops curious why Cursor is left out of this post (and more generally posts like this). From my personal experience I find cursor to
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
Agreed... also fwiw I don't think that langauge-dependent games are as much of a barrier as it used to be. I've built a game recently that I easily localized first with real-time AI translations and then later with more static lan
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
Im not fully convinced by "a computer can never be held accountable" We already delegate accountability to non-humans all the time: - CI systems block merges - monitoring systems page people - test suites gate different things In
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
LOC is a bad quality metric, but its a reasonable proxy in practice.. Teams generally don't keep merging code that "doesn't work" for long... prod will brake, users will push back fast. So unless the "wrongness&quot
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
I think both experience are true. AI removes boredome AND removes the natural pauses where understanding used to form.. energy goes up, but so does the kind of "compression" of cognitive things. I think its less a quesiton of &quo
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
nothing is inevitable IN THEORY... but in practice, systems that minimize effort beat systems that maximize agency. People want things to be simpler, easier, frictionless. Resistance to these things has a cost and generally the ROI is not w
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
Most hilarious part of this is that if you've ever watched "The Challenge" then you know that these people, truly, often cannot add 3 digit numbers together let alone understand information theory
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
I generally like the daily habit puzzle games and I play a ton of daily chess, but this one doesn't give me much time to think and reflect on my moves (either pre or post moving on to the next puzzle) Would be nice to add something lik
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by Rperry2174 9mo ago
One thing this really highlights to me is how often the "boring" takes end up being the most accurate. The provocative, high-energy threads are usually the ones that age the worst. If an LLM were acting as a kind of historian revi
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Building Rank'em: Model Orchestration Is the Skill I Didn't Know I Needed(ryanperry.io)
1 points by Rperry2174 10mo ago|0 comments
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Profiling with Cursor 2.0: The Missing Layer in AI Code Generation(ryanperry.io)
2 points by Rperry2174 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Rperry2174 1y ago
I keep seeing these Grok 4 intelligence claims, so I tried something very simple: "Animate a round robin tournament for 10 people." Results: Claude: ~10s, perfect working demo ChatGPT: ~20s, solid solution Grok 4: ~1000s, failed c
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by Rperry2174 1y ago
"For too long, chess has been controlled by insiders. That changes now. Endgame is breaking down barriers" What insiders are controlling chess?
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Bad prompting is the new bad engineering(ryanperry.io)
1 points by Rperry2174 1y ago|0 comments
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by Rperry2174 2y ago
This is actually a HN hiring post / the worlds most secure CAPTCHA: if you can decode this Elon’s D.O.G.E will be reaching out

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