crakhamster01

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by crakhamster01 2mo ago
Having also worked with the tools you mentioned, is using commits in-place of "versions" + squash merging all that different? 1. Adding commits means reviewers can easily diff changes to the PR 2. Squash merging preserves on
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by crakhamster01 2mo ago
> I know personally the value the LLM adds to my workflow is considerably more than the $200/m I pay the frontier labs. AFAIK the frontier labs make their money on enterprise, and they recently changed their terms so that most busin
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by crakhamster01 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I make videos and often have the same problem as well. Being able to semantic search over your library is useful, but does it solve the review problem? I feel like you would still need to watch the footage back before yo
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by crakhamster01 3mo ago
I don't really understand how engineers at Uber are hitting $1500/month. Are they forced to pay API costs? My company provides employees with API keys and soft limits, but as soon as you approach ~$400/month they ask that y
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by crakhamster01 4mo ago
> As further evidence that enterprise agents represent product-market fit for these companies, consider their open job listings. PMF is one interpretation, but it could also be read as desperation. In my opinion, we've been at PMF f
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by crakhamster01 4mo ago
> Antigravity also offers models other than Gemini as well. When you say Antigravity, you think of a platform whereas when you say Gemini you think of the model. I the other reasons you mentioned could be solved while keeping the Gemini
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by crakhamster01 4mo ago
> I would wager your feelings conflict with their analysis How their target audience feels isn’t separate from “analysis” - it’s the input.
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by crakhamster01 4mo ago
How does anyone internally at Google justify these decisions? Even if there are competing implementations, in terms of brand recognition, I feel like “Gemini” is more closely associated with Google than “Antigravity”. Why pick the more obsc
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by crakhamster01 5mo ago
I realize this post is about the pelican test, but in regards to coding, has anyone tried out the advisor strategy with V4?[0] e.g. Have V4 call out to Opus when it's uncertain, but otherwise handle execution. The results with Sonnet&#
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by crakhamster01 5mo ago
I read the piece before coming to the comments and had a similar feeling as OP - hence my comment. If AI wasn't used then my apologies, I didn't mean to diminish your work. I agree with the premise of your post, just felt it was a
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by crakhamster01 5mo ago
Pasted it into Pangram AI and it classified the article as 100% AI generated, so take that as you will...
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by crakhamster01 5mo ago
The app looks very slick! Just read through the docs and a couple of the Looms. This might be a dumb question, but what are people using these MD knowledge bases for? What has this unlocked for you, that you weren't doing before? I kin
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by crakhamster01 5mo ago
This was a great comment. I don't know if it's common knowledge, but this really helped clarify how the shift happens. I also remember half coding and half prompting a few months back, only to be frustrated when my manual changes
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by crakhamster01 6mo ago
> One thing we know for sure is LLMs write code differently than we do. Kind of. One thing we do know for certain is that LLMs degrade in performance with context length. You will undoubtedly get worse results if the LLM has to reason
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by crakhamster01 6mo ago
I can maybe see this argument being valid for OSS - as Carmack says, by nature it should be "no strings attached". I don't think that's all anti-AI activists care about though. Honestly, I would say most activists don&#x
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by crakhamster01 6mo ago
The wave of LLM-style writing taking over the internet is definitely a bit scary. Feels like a similar problem to GenAI code/style eventually dominating the data that LLMs are trained on. But luckily there's a large body of well w
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by crakhamster01 6mo ago
I had a similar reaction to OP for a different post a few weeks back - I think some analysis on the health economy. Initially as I was reading I thought - "Wow, I've never read a financial article written so clearly". Everyth
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by crakhamster01 7mo ago
> taste scales now. Not having taste also scales now, and the majority of people like to think they're above average. Before AI, friction to create was an implicit filter. It meant "good ideas" were often short-lived becau
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by crakhamster01 8mo ago
I think this advice is pretty apt for small to medium sized companies. We're all invested in the company succeeding, but you don't want to become known as the person that always says "no". At large companies, I've r
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by crakhamster01 8mo ago
I feel like both of these examples are insights that won't be relevant in a year. I agree that CC becoming omniscient is science fiction, but the goal of these interfaces is to make LLM-based coding more accessible. Any strategies we a
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by crakhamster01 11mo ago
It's funny that you mention moving outside the city when Zohran's tax plan is centered on bringing the corporate tax rate in-line with our neighboring state. I'll also caveat that any parallels you might see in Seattle don&#x
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Ask HN: How do you measure "AI slop"?
4 points by crakhamster01 1y ago|1 comments
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
> and now, what screen you’re on, what do you see? There's a "follow me" feature to see what other users are doing. It's been around for several years.
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
There's undoubtedly a cohort of tourists that come to Japan with the "Disneyland" mindset, and I agree that some sort of government-level change is needed to curb abuse. But I would like to believe these folks are in the mino
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
Haha, I tried to couch this by adding "too far", but I agree. Companies should let their teams try out relevant tools in their workflows. My point was more of a response to the inflated expectations that people have about AI. The
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
I'm increasingly certain that companies leaning too far into the AI hype are opening themselves up to disruption. The author of this post is right, code is a liability, but AI leaders have somehow convinced the market that code generat
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
Is any of this pushback having a material impact on the company? It seems like their stock is still hovering around all-time highs.
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
This looks pretty cool! I'm curious how these sort of workflows are being used internally at Shopify. Any examples you can share?
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by crakhamster01 1y ago
Haven't had a chance to try the app, just pointing out that navigation links for "features" and "pricing" from the legal/privacy screens don't work. Will try to give the actual app a shot later, but best o
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by crakhamster01 2y ago
I thought this was an interesting post with some outlandish statements, but I was willing to grapple with them because I thought the author was cooking up something new... Then I realized this was a post from geohot and felt very foolish th

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