dbgrman

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by dbgrman 8d ago
"That's why all the work we do in growth is justified. All the questionable contact importing practices. All the subtle language that helps people stay searchable by friends. All of the work we do bring more communication in. The
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by dbgrman 8d ago
lol no thanks. Even with a proven "superintelligence" A.I, I'm not giving Meta access to anything. And that says something coming from an ex-Meta engineer (Ig/whatsapp/fb).
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by dbgrman 10d ago
Another option that works quite well is called FAFO. So, I'd say just publish it, and we'll see. Keep us posted!
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by dbgrman 21d ago
from meta's own statement: "The majority of the terms are required to remain in place for 10 years, but our Time Limit and Night Mode features will start with a five-year commitment. However, if industry peers sign on to the agree
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by dbgrman 26d ago
Hmm... interesting. previously this was annas-archive.pk, now its on gl domain. What happened?
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
I don't think most of it has anything to do with intelligence and what I need the AI to do. In our own Claude.md files, we aggressively cut down on things that are irrelevant. Claude code has rules/ feature. Most of the content of
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
> Claude avoids saying "genuinely", "honestly", or "straightforward". Claude is honest by default, and can state its point directly rather than trying to convince the person with the aforementioned modifiers
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
* No one, not even E. B. White wrote the final document in a single pass. With dynamic workflows, you can now implement a writer's workflow. * Opus pays more attention. So anything in your Claude.md, your code's claude.md, in Clau
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
Kudos to France. But the problem isn't telemarketing calls. It's the wholesale grab-fest of phone numbers from every.damn.nook.and.crany of the US soil. Hospitals, Car dealers, dentists, vets, brokerages, title offices... literall
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
Why is "12. Enhance Virtual Reality" in there? T_T
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by dbgrman 1mo ago
Not buying it. In the end, OpenAI will throw these people under the bus and settle out. I'm not Apple's biggest fan either (I got super upset when they conveniently wiped out all information about the person comiting suicide in on
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by dbgrman 2mo ago
So excited to see what this dream team cooks!
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by dbgrman 2mo ago
At first sight, it looks super cool. Kudos for pulling this off. At closer look, feels very overwhelming. The claude tone doesn't help ease the nerves either. The text version is too verbose.
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by dbgrman 2mo ago
This is cool, but I wish we could stop building landing pages to assess the intelligence of these models. There is much more to them than that. There are infinite number of complicated things that require a crap-ton of intelligence (biologi
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by dbgrman 3mo ago
absolutely love it! Gorgeous drawing, meticulous detail.
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by dbgrman 3mo ago
1. been using sudoku.com's app for a while and have some reservations with it, and a few new ideas that i wanted to try, so building a new sodoku app. this is in its earliest stages. Have a prototype to test ideas i want to build in. 2
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by dbgrman 3mo ago
Enjoyed it until the first emdash (was half expecting it to arrive anyway). Sorry.
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
its not a misconception. As an advertiser, I can go use meta's tools, target people specifically, and show them ads on meta's platform. While i don't get the CSV dump, but if i can target people with my message, its the same
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
which email client do you use?
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
The overbearing of gmail and the perpetual tech issue with Apple Mail made me want to look for a new email client software. I landed on Spark Mail and i Nope'd the heck out of it very quickly. There is no guarantee today that any softw
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AI Coding Tips for 2026(raheelyawar.medium.com)
1 points by dbgrman 4mo ago|1 comments
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
found a good no BS collection of tips from a friend using AI in legacy production codebases
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
Mad respect for his work. Love his writing. But no, i'm not buying the story of going offline, especially not with a trending hackernews post and a typewritten letter to the internet. When one is done with something, they're done.
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
in a good way or bad way? in my experience going back to 4.6 was a breath of fresh air again. Opus 4.7 for some reason was "suffocating". Too obnoxious, tried too hard to impress and used exxagerated/pompous language.
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
thats a pretty cynical take. > past the point of human ability to discern whether they are actually better or worse This is lack of imagination. If you use these models heavily enough, pretty soon you'll hit the edges of their capa
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
had a similar unsolicited psych evaluation interview back in 2017 in twitter. There was a VP (or maybe director), who started with "go back in history and tell me what your boss at position X would say about you", and this kept ha
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
I tried to do the same from USA to Turkey. Can't ship lithium. So my brother took the laptop to Germany, and then shipped it to Ankara. The laptop was never released from the customs. The Turkish reps were rude and expected bribe and p
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
also, could the website plz fix its scrolling code? its annoying. i can't read the article
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
LOL! Perfect. one change request: brighter should be more intense. Right now the more intense days are dark red and to a color blind person like me, that doesn't pop out.
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by dbgrman 4mo ago
Bitzscaling. Reid Hoffman's snake oil (thought piece). https://www.blitzscaling.com/ It has poisoned more than one company (especially startups). Its the "go big or go home" mentality. The "the market is

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