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by blehn 5d ago
Exactly. I wouldn’t be surprised if Shopify ended up building some tooling to try to solve this, but Apple in particular is remarkably disinterested in or perhaps inept at improving the developer experience, and agents won’t magically fix t
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by blehn 5d ago
The true test here, which I don’t see much discussion around, isn’t how fast or how well agents can convert the existing apps to native; it’s how fast and how well the team can build entirely new features across platforms with native vs rea
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by blehn 5d ago
The compile and build times on iOS (and Android) are also painfully slow. They claim to have "hot reloading" but only under very specific conditions, and it's not the whole app. When you're working with UI in particular,
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by blehn 11d ago
Because time is relative —— year for a 50 y/o is 1/50th of their life; a year for a 5 y/o is 1/5th of their life.
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by blehn 12d ago
To be fair, Spotify was a slop factory long before LLMs started doing it
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by blehn 24d ago
The bigger problem is that it doesn't help you learn the correct finger positions
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by blehn 24d ago
It's not because of twitter character limits, it's because browsers collapse multiple consecutive spaces in html when they render text.
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by blehn 25d ago
the subscriptions all have limits. when you hit the limit you again start paying per token.
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by blehn 25d ago
occam's razor explanation: more tokens = more $. models are incentivized by their makers to burn through as many tokens as they possibly can, so long as the customer doesn't cancel.
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by blehn 27d ago
The irony of championing accessibility using low-contrast simulated VGA text...
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by blehn 1mo ago
https://buzz.xyz/
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by blehn 1mo ago
I'd say better to not call it Cloudflare in that case
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by blehn 2mo ago
Easily switching between models. Re: the local read/edit case, it's a bit more seamless than opening in a separate editor. That's about it.
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by blehn 3mo ago
> electronic music is significantly harder for AI to do than a conventional love ballad or a rock song Why do you say that? I'd argue the opposite
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by blehn 3mo ago
Google is a good bet because if AI continues to boom, they're in a good position (frontier lab, vertically integrated). If the bubble bursts and the frontier labs fail, they might do even better.
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by blehn 3mo ago
YouTube is already recommending tons of AI-generated electronic music. It's pretty easy to spot: It will have millions of views and the "artist's" discography will only go back to 2025 or 2026. It's usually just sin
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by blehn 4mo ago
This seems like a typical AI workflow, but isn't it dreadfully boring?
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by blehn 4mo ago
But aren't there plenty of used expensive phones from the last 5-7 years that are more or less equivalent replacements for new cheap phones? Apple alone sells 250 million phones a year.
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by blehn 6mo ago
Eh, Square and Cash App were pretty innovative when they came out. The industry is mature enough now that all the products are ripping each other off
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by blehn 6mo ago
Have never seen an interview or piece of writing where he comes off sounding like he knows what he's doing.
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by blehn 6mo ago
After riding in countless Ubers and Lyfts, with drivers who drive all day for a living, I can say confidently that good drivers who grasp the intricacies of driving are by far the exception.
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by blehn 6mo ago
> It’s like learning how to drive. It’s a skill for sure but anyone can do it after practice. The analogy only illustrates the parent's point. Most licensed drivers have been doing it for years and are still terrible drivers, becaus
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by blehn 8mo ago
Obviously to have an unregistered gun?
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by blehn 9mo ago
Why not just improve the free public wifi?
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by blehn 9mo ago
> It’s a good idea to enable cellular service for those who don’t have adequate access at home. But then the students with mobile access have an advantage over those who only have home access. And how do you determine who has adequate ac
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by blehn 10mo ago
The business trajectory will be like Uber. A few big companies (Google, OpenAI) will price their AI services at a loss until consumers find it to be indispensable and competitors run out of money, then they'll steadily ramp up the pric
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by blehn 10mo ago
Configurability is fine, but it's too obvious a recommendation and just creates noise. The purpose of a recommendation system is to help you find things that aren't obvious. I'd still filter them out by default even if it&#x2
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by blehn 10mo ago
I didn't say it was likely that you'd enjoy the other books by that author. My point is that it's not helpful for a recommendation system to recommend more books by that author — it's common sense. If I've read a bo
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by blehn 10mo ago
You should filter out authors from the input books in the output. If liked a book by an author, surely I'd read more of their work if I wanted to — recommending them isn't helpful. Along the same lines, I think interesting recomme
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by blehn 11mo ago
> There's no air traffic after all No air traffic until their are drone deliveries. What will the sky look like when you take every _individual_ package from Door Dash, Uber Eats, Postmates, Instacart, Amazon, UPS, Fedex, DHL, etc e

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