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by _mu 1y ago
I think on-device AI will show up more front and center but in a few more years. A big issue to solve is battery life. Right now there's already a lot that goes on at night while the user sleeps with their phone plugged in. This helps
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by _mu 1y ago
> But I’ve seen enough repos that I know what good practices look like. This is the danger - I get why you think it's true, but it's not true. I've mentored many many bootcamp grads. The biggest danger with y'all is
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by _mu 1y ago
> committed parenthood. I like this phrasing because that really feels like how the employer looks at it ultimately. "Why, it's as irresponsible as calling in sick!"
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by _mu 1y ago
Made me think of A City Is Not A Tree - https://www.patternlanguage.com/archive/cityisnotatree.html
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My review of Claude’s new Code Interpreter, released under a confusing name(simonwillison.net)
9 points by _mu 1y ago|0 comments
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by _mu 1y ago
Oh, oh okay, okay, wow, well, that's an important clarification then.
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by _mu 1y ago
> rational geeks Geeks are as emotional and irrational as everybody else. They are even worse in fact because they can rationalize their behavior even harder.
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by _mu 1y ago
> now you have to be careful how and when you use the term "refactor" because the people who ought to be supportive hear "wasting time". Programmers had a hand in this, sadly: https://martinfowler.com&#x2
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by _mu 1y ago
It is not a meaningless question? It is a very profound question.
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by _mu 1y ago
see my profile
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by _mu 1y ago
all my routers run TOMATO
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by _mu 1y ago
This article is attempting to make some kind of statement about 996 and "look, now it's here!" But this is plainly ridiculous. The Bay Area has been full of high achievers the entire time I've lived here (since the 20th
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by _mu 1y ago
Why build understanding when you could be pedantic?
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by _mu 1y ago
> I think this is just a natural consequence of structuring everything around engagement. Agree - for me this leads to the conclusion that some services should not be run for-profit, or at least they should be run for public benefit. S
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by _mu 1y ago
What is really missing is good sex education in schools, especially public schools - and in particular in the United States. The state of sex education in America actually deserves the work deplorable, it's so bad. Looking at this comm
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by _mu 1y ago
Brazil is the end state
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by _mu 1y ago
Yes, it's a very ancient idea. "As we think, so we become." - Buddha
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by _mu 1y ago
I'm surprised more folks aren't live to this -- AI is just the scapegoat. The jobs are moving to where labor is cheaper.
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by _mu 1y ago
Some of the companies in the Fortune 500 have been around for over a century, they understand everything moves in cycles.
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by _mu 1y ago
It's not that Claude can't but iOS / Apple development is such a bear and beast. You could really build a whole model just to solve for that ecosystem. There are huge issues in the Apple ecosystem with documentation and so mu
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by _mu 1y ago
> Still thinking about the endgame. It is said by some that the endgame is agents, like Devin. The IDEs are just the start of AI coding.
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by _mu 1y ago
Maybe we can petition Paul Lockhart to do a book on Linear Algebra, I would definitely buy it.
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by _mu 1y ago
Fun piece, I'm still curious about a real COLEMAK keyboard.
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by _mu 1y ago
Of course we are still hiring juniors. We have an intern program as well. I work at a Fortune 500. Nobody in our leadership has been stupid enough to suggest that we could stop hiring junior people, indeed we want them to help us learn.
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by _mu 1y ago
Underrated comment - computers can be decidedly non-deterministic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metastability_(electronics)
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by _mu 1y ago
What would such a workflow look like? I have Alfred but mainly just use the clipboard feature. I've tried to get into automation but struggled for inspiration. This one seems good! Are you just opening a browser tab?
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Codex IDE Extension(developers.openai.com)
3 points by _mu 1y ago|0 comments
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by _mu 1y ago
Agree, hopefully this insight / attitude will become more and more prevalent. For anyone looking for resources, may we recommend: * The Art of Doing Science and Engineering by Richard Hamming (lectures are available on YouTube as wel
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by _mu 1y ago
I really appreciate Zed Shaw for walking his own path and sticking to his guns. I miss some of his old posts that he took down from his website, in particular the one on learning statistics, that was a great one.
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by _mu 1y ago
I did not write agent-rules, I'm just linking to it.

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