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by arnorhs 4d ago
The real reason is that it is not in the ai companies' best interest for the ais to be fair and truthful. They stand to gain from having the most dangerous or most deceiving ai, and this the most valuable
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by arnorhs 7d ago
agreed to some extent. I think this parody still highlights what I feel is often the experience. It might not happen on a simple task such as changing a button color, but on more complicated things, this can definitely be exactly what it fe
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by arnorhs 17d ago
I believe this is referencing a meme on the primeagen's standup podcast, where Casey is referred to as legendary while he feels undeserving of this title. Titles aside, his talk is really insightful and it is super interesting to do a
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by arnorhs 18d ago
This article is highly AI generated. The first paragraph is probably not AI generated, but the rest is definitely. I also double checked on gptzero me and it 100% agrees with me. I'm curious to know though whether or not the "auth
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by arnorhs 21d ago
how would that work exactly?
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by arnorhs 21d ago
it's amazing from a historical perspective that there are HNers around now who don't know who DHH is, when he was such a prevailing voice in the HN scene back in the day. He is the author of rails and there are so many founders wh
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by arnorhs 2mo ago
Personality have needed for the following reasons (when wanting to preserve history): removing personal info, removing sensitive keys/passwords that were accidently committed a long time ago, splitting a repo. There's lots of use
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by arnorhs 2mo ago
Same thing I was thinking. I personally don't track unique visitors on my blog, just random sessions where you can't identify unique users, which allows me to not show a banner. If I were to use this technique I'd have to sho
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by arnorhs 3mo ago
I'm curious to see how it deals with dual languages - ie. not switching between them, but using two languages in the same sentence like the google keyboard supports out of the box. my biggest issue is that i make up a lot of words as i
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by arnorhs 3mo ago
I think you might be on to something there
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by arnorhs 3mo ago
This post is good, and it's a great example of taking a problem and solving it with the appropriate tech with the right amount of depth. It really helps to have full domain knowledge of your customers as well. However, I do not like ho
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Dark Startup Factories(arnorhs.dev)
4 points by arnorhs 3mo ago|0 comments
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"Maybe later" was a feature(arnorhs.dev)
106 points by arnorhs 3mo ago|35 comments
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by arnorhs 4mo ago
Yes, modest but tangible improvement - same modesty does not apply to the cost: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/capabilities/coding#cod...
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
this sure seems like meditation. it could probably work as well to close your eyes instead of staring at a wall. i've always found meditation types revolving around focusing on one thing (candle, wall etc), or nothing (empty mind) to b
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
i wonder if you could use a bayesian classifier, like the first anti-spam measures used, to automatically classify these submissions. Kind of off-topic - but why is there always so much focus amongst AI-bros on how good or whether or not LL
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
Since the site is down, you can use the archive.org link: https://web.archive.org/web/20260421113202/https://lawsofsof...
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
are you saying performance is 90-99% caching? If so that is so obviously untrue. If you are saying you _can_ fix 90-99% of performance bottlenecks eventually with caching, that may be true, but doesn't sound as nice
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
There's something that is written between the lines here. EU is often portrayed as overly bureaucratic, slow moving. The way this app was developed seems more in the line of "move fast, break things". I don't know if tha
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
That's an interesting story, but I'm really at a loss for how this relates to the post you are commenting on.
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
The author is talking about the case where you have coherent commits, probably from multiple PRs/merges, that get merged into a main branch as a single commit. Yeah, I can imagine it being annoying that sqashing in that case wipes the
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
Does orange peel not produce any CO2 / methane when left like this? I'm assuming there is some negative carbon footprint before this becomes a positive? The ecological win definitely looks nice on paper, but whenever people talk a
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
The way I understood it, the original article is saying the _only_ remaining differentiator is taste and the comment you replied to is saying "wrong, there are also other things, such as effort". I don't necessarily interpret
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by arnorhs 5mo ago
> It made me angry because makes the point that natural selection has become ineffective on humans and thus intelligence declines unironically. There is no joke in that - all jokes build upon the assumption of this being true. you seem p
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by arnorhs 6mo ago
ISP's often have different infrastructure for different sets of customers (regional, mobile/landline differences etc) - often due to legacy M&As etc..
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by arnorhs 6mo ago
Which EU grant did you receive? Ie. from which fund? edit: nm, rtfm, it was on the landing page: Horizon Europe programme
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by arnorhs 7mo ago
The only cases where I've had gemini step on my toes like that is when a) I realized my instructions were unclear or missing something b) my assumptions/instructions were flawed about how/why something needed to be done.
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by arnorhs 7mo ago
what ever will i do /s the upside this is a great opportunity to do an early bed time
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by arnorhs 8mo ago
interesting, so you guys call it a ratchet file? i thought it was something that OP came up with
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by arnorhs 8mo ago
Interesting, props for coming up with a good name. But it's weird to me to call this a "ratchet", and not just a custom lint rule. Since it sounds exactly like a lint rule. The hard-coded count also sounds a bit like somethin

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