andkenneth

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by andkenneth 5mo ago
I think if it's well built by experts it doesn't deserve the "vibe coded" label even if it was built with agentic tools.
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by andkenneth 5mo ago
They recently tried to upstream an improvement to zig, but were prevented from doing so because zig has a hard and fast "no AI code" rule. Whether you think this response is trying to put pressure on zig or whether they're ju
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by andkenneth 6mo ago
Gemini's best ability is it's 3d spatial reasoning. It's downright terrible at a lot of things (toolcalling is an absolute nightmare), but it consistently wins in stuff like 3d modeling, reasoning through 3d problems, and eve
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by andkenneth 6mo ago
This is a psyop to recruit more Australians I'm sure of it
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by andkenneth 7mo ago
People are mad at openAI cooperating with the pentagon while anthropic put their foot down over their red lines.
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by andkenneth 7mo ago
I'm wondering how this plays out in practice. Does the administration decide to strongarm contractors into cutting all ties? Will that extend to someone like google who provides compute to anthropic? Will the administration just plain
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by andkenneth 7mo ago
Weirdly I feel like partially because of this it feels more "human" and more like a real person I'm talking to. GPT models feel fake and forced, and will yap in a way that is like they're trying to get to be my friend,
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by andkenneth 7mo ago
Companies are not comparing it straight to juniors. They're more making a comparison between a Senior with the assistance of one more more juniors, vs a Senior with the assistance of AI Agents. I feel like comparison just to a junior d
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by andkenneth 8mo ago
the distinction here is mainly jets vs props.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
I agree with you functionality wise, but a video showing it in use would be a good idea so those of us away from our midi devices can at least see it in action.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
I wish I could do this. Do you even use a flip phone or anything? Or simply no cell phone?
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by andkenneth 2y ago
Contextually no one is using nanometers in aviation nav applications. Many aviation systems are case insensitive or all caps only so capitalisation is rarely an important distinction.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
No one is using nanometers in aviation navigation. Quite a few aviation systems are case insensitive or all caps only so you can't always make a distinction. In fact, if you say "miles", you mean nautical miles. You have to u
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by andkenneth 2y ago
And as always, when problems get solved, other problems get revealed. We didn't even really know about cancer until life expectancies got to the point where dying in your 30s is a tragedy instead of being fairly normal.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
At the enterprise level my understanding is that PlanetScale can operate within your environment directly instead of as a pure service.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
bold of you to assume I'd ever read an article rather than just skimming the comments
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by andkenneth 2y ago
Not sure if he had this turned off beforehand or if it's because it's on the front page of HN, but there's no slots available. Not that I was personally going to book one! I'd love to do something like this though - I&#x
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by andkenneth 2y ago
I'm the same, I've basically upgraded on release or shortly thereafter to every version of windows since Windows XP, and the only one that actually felt bad and I rolled back was Vista. Windows 8 was a tad whacky, but since window
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by andkenneth 2y ago
I feel like every time this device shows up I need to yell from the rooftops how dangerous(and illegal) some of the wifi and Bluetooth attacks can be. Even if it's totally baffling WHY any safety critical devices including industrial c
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by andkenneth 2y ago
Can't wait for the stories of how this broke baseball analytics software that assumed that a single player will never play for both teams in a match.
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by andkenneth 2y ago
IMO there needs to be personal criminal responsibility for safety related issues in an engineering org like this. We did this in New Zealand a few years back, you can get prosecuted and sent to prison for wilfully ignoring safety issues tha
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by andkenneth 3y ago
This actually has a semantic purpose, it's not just about bike shedding. CSS classes, if applied to the same element, will prefer the class that's defined later in the CSS file. The plugin sorts them via priority order so it'
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by andkenneth 3y ago
The terms "cleared to land" and "cleared for takeoff" are extremely specific (a regulation written in blood like many aviation rules), but "cross runway" and "line up and wait" also give permission fo
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by andkenneth 3y ago
This is the "your job won't be taken away by AI, it will be taken away by someone who knows how to leverage AI better than you"
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by andkenneth 3y ago
It's non-standard but I'd argue that the weird structure was designed to enable this exact type of decision to be made by the board. The non-profit board is a peer of investors like microsoft, not answerable to them like a normal
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by andkenneth 3y ago
It's apache
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by andkenneth 3y ago
No, but removing typings in a python project would be.
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by andkenneth 3y ago
He basically had this option, and it's the way that Rich Harris and the Svelte team went a few months back by adopting JSDoc, and honestly his reasoning for dropping typescript in favor of another typing system is pretty sound and did
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by andkenneth 3y ago
There is passive sonar too, which is just listening.
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by andkenneth 4y ago
That's garbage. We have a lot of things that work worse now because of health or environmental concerns. Leaded fuel gives way better performance but makes you dumb. CFCs are better and cheaper than the refrigerants we use now but put

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