daringrain32781

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by daringrain32781 21d ago
For me, price. Bambu's offerings are a fraction of what Prusa charges.
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by daringrain32781 23d ago
This is happening at my company: all of these software phases are being delegated to AI. And the people without any understanding of software have absolutely no idea what they're doing. Features no one needs are being made in minutes.
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by daringrain32781 2mo ago
It’s for developers as far as I understand, it’s not meant to buy as a consumer router. There is far better hardware you can get that runs OpenWRT.
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by daringrain32781 3mo ago
I just use a WireGuard tunnel between my OPNsense router and a VPC instance. Currently using the tiniest t4g AWS instance but it doesn't much matter what the upstream machine is, as long as it has a public IP. WireGuard is easy and I&#
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by daringrain32781 6mo ago
Author writes something original, asks the AI to make it sound better, then posts the output of the AI.
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by daringrain32781 6mo ago
Like a lot of things, it’s neither and somewhere in the middle. It’s net useful even if just for code reviews that make you think about something you may have missed. I personally also use it to assist in feature development, but it’s not a
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by daringrain32781 6mo ago
Seems to me like they’ve decided (or want to believe) that if all code isn’t output by an agent the company is losing out on potential work output. Agents are still far too unreliable and dumb for this model and need strict discipline by a
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
In my view with current LLMs: they still produce far too much bloat and unclean solutions when not targeting them at very specific issues/features, making LLMs essentially a requirement for any debugging or features for the lifecycle o
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
Except this time around the code is only maintainable using AI agents.
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
I wonder what “moat” would be. I see this word way too much from LLMs.
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
Their Linux app crashes half the time trying to launch, and I have to resort to the browser app. It's been like this for at least the 1 year I've been a customer. And, Their browser app also has a horrendous impact on browser perf
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
If I thought AI would have given me the answer I needed then I would have used it.
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Ask HN: Cognitive Offloading to AI
12 points by daringrain32781 7mo ago|9 comments
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
I think of some of the trades, HVAC or maybe electrical. I think they have decent pay once you get going, and still provide a certain amount of room for doing things the way you see best fit. Also, they’re more resistant to AI/automati
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
Reading this title made me sit up in my chair.
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
This reminds me of the whole Apple/Android rivalry. Apple does something, an Android company runs ads making fun of it, but then copy it themselves shortly after.
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
I see this happen to semi trucks on the highway. People interpret big open space as a place to merge. As you say, people have no consideration for why there might be a large space in front of a semi. A 50k lb+ truck hitting the back of a ~4
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by daringrain32781 7mo ago
I was recently driving a friend and hit a mile-long backup at a freeway exit. At some point in the lineup, a car abruptly cut in front of me to merge into the line. The friend asked "why'd you let them in" - but I didn't
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by daringrain32781 8mo ago
A 10 foot USB C cable. It reaches anywhere in the room. I can charge my phone in any position in bed. I only recently 'splurged' on this $10 item and it is the best thing ever.
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by daringrain32781 8mo ago
You can have great espresso for cheap(er) but $100 seems suspiciously low. Manual espresso is about the best bang for you buck possible, but that stretches to $200 or more depending on how fancy you want to get.
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by daringrain32781 8mo ago
By far the largest impact I’ve observed on my CO2 levels are from the hvac. When the fan is on the levels go down and tend to stay down, so I usually leave it on circulate which runs every ~15 mins (based on the graph structure). I use an S
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by daringrain32781 8mo ago
I dove into a new area recently: hardware. I have a bit of a sim racing hobby, but I only have a Bluetooth game controller. I found a project to make your own force feedback wheel base, called FFbeast. But before that, I've taken up de
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by daringrain32781 8mo ago
I wanted badly to keep my 12, but it was too slow. I missed many things because the camera wouldn’t open most of the time. I changed the battery but it didn’t help. I had plenty of free storage. I almost wonder if it was a dud, I never obse
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by daringrain32781 9mo ago
I don’t think so, here’s why: I have a few co workers who are deep into the current AI trends. I also have the pleasure of reviewing their code. The garbage that gets pushed is insane. I feel I can’t comment on a lot of the issues I see bec
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by daringrain32781 9mo ago
C++17 has the [[maybe_unused]] attribute.
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by daringrain32781 10mo ago
My real moment of shock and awe was flying over the pacific earlier this year on Hawaiian and measuring ~350mbps down.