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by ascorbic 1y ago
In this exercise, it's 400 years. A long time, yes, but nowhere near what you're suggesting.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
The evil site usually says something like "enter the code from our identity partner x" or something, which is a lot more believable when it's a service like Microsoft that does provide services like that.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
That's SVGBench, which is a useful benchmark but isn't much of a test of general coding
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Have you used iTerm's built-in tmux integration? It's a while since I used it because I don't do development on a remote machine anymore, but I liked the way it mapped tmux tabs and panes to native iTerm ones
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by ascorbic 1y ago
It's ok to wait til you've had a chance to try it before commenting. They don't seem to me to be focusing on the AI angle at all. They mention one AI feature as coming soon.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Yes, I submitted it
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by ascorbic 1y ago
LLMs don't put spaces around their em-dashes.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
The images are probably AI, but I don't think the site itself is. It's a WordPress site, and the about page says the author is a web designer and the link in the footer is to a WordPress agency.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I dont get this attitude. If there is some specific test you need before you'll trust it, what's stopping you doing that? I can understand your response if it was a paid product, but this doesn't even require you to install a
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by ascorbic 1y ago
They did that too https://blog.cloudflare.com/ai-labyrinth/
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Offline.kids – Screen-free activities for kids(offline.kids)
131 points by ascorbic 1y ago|72 comments
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by ascorbic 1y ago
This, in the family > activities category, looks excellent though: https://offline.kids
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Because it's MechaHitler?
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by ascorbic 1y ago
But those are just the sort of cases that are more likely to switch to the latest, greatest and cheapest when they come around. The fact that even these haven't become winner takes all is a strong signal that these models have sticki
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by ascorbic 1y ago
It's "glamorous", even in UK English. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/glamorou...
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by ascorbic 1y ago
"Cheating mode" is regular ChatGPT. This at least tries to make you work for it
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by ascorbic 1y ago
If it helps you feel better, it's really not that bad for the environment. Almost certainly uses less energy than searching for lots of forum posts.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Searching is definitely a useful skill, but once you've been doing it for years you probably don't need the constant practice and are happy to avoid it.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Has something changed? That seems to be the same page they've had for a couple of months. It's only for deep research mode, and is restricted to Pro and Enterprise.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
In the context of so-called "European elites threatening freedom and democracy", the UK is very much included in that category, as this story demonstrated. On the other point, while you can of course boycott anything for whatever
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by ascorbic 1y ago
The Guardian is owned by an independent trust: https://www.theguardian.com/about
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I think they were for some reason complaining about Reuters not saying that he's Markus Söder, of Bayern.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Still European though.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I think the non tech savvy policy makers in question are the British ones.
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Response to DHH on the gift of open source(bholmes.dev)
2 points by ascorbic 1y ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 1y ago
This isn't something that's going to need to be in a pitch deck. It's the second open source library I've released this week. But even if it was serious, if Hugging Face hasn't changed its name then I think this is
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I just built a library designed to help with part of this: detecting if a tool is being run in one of these environments. That would allow it to, for example, run in non-interactive mode or give extra context in logs. https://git
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Show HN: Am-I-vibing, detect agentic coding environments(github.com)
60 points by ascorbic 1y ago|31 comments
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Yes, but the difference from the others, and the thing it has in common with early smartphones and the web, is that it's already useful (and massively popular) today.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
The Segway hype was before anyone knew what it was. As soon as people saw the Segway it was obvious it was BS.

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