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by gste 5d ago
> Please stop discussing one of the most pivotal moments in history
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by gste 5d ago
This reminds me of prescientific explanations of the sun and stars Like the best thing we have to remark on is the fact it is blue when this is probably the least remarkable thing about it
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AI boom helps drive surprise UK growth in July(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by gste 5d ago|0 comments
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by gste 7d ago
You know Steve Jobs would have said it's 2x too thick, 2x too big and way too asymmetrical
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by gste 25d ago
Claude is like > The last one guesses its own refusals, marking the door open before we walked around it. Say the word and I'll do the joinery Like WTF are you even talking about
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by gste 25d ago
I think it's reinforcement learning. It's been trained to give coding results but some of the conversation it gives as a side effect of its coding are absolute garbage
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by gste 29d ago
I think it's just that people who can't individually contribute end up doing... whatever else. And managers that hired those people don't want to admit that they are bad at hiring people. The Dunning-Kruger effect is very rel
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by gste 1mo ago
> Only the five subjects of the Berkeley experiment have officially seen olo. Basically equivalent to source: trust me bro
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by gste 1mo ago
I started making a programming language that is designed to encompass frontend, backend, database, container, and cluster, so that there it is not necessary to stitch together other languages. It uses functional programming and event sourci
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by gste 1mo ago
It does demonstrate that to some extent: specular light is omitted from the normal map, so it correctly maps the room behind the light. The last example also correctly identified broken panes of glass in the background, so that the glass is
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by gste 1mo ago
I found similar from experience with lifting weights. If my gym sessions are 300+ minutes per week, I end up too tired to increase the weight and I get weaker, it's counter productive. 180 minutes per week feels good but is pretty easy
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by gste 1mo ago
I used the Pro subscription for Gemini 3 Pro, which I think is running Nano Banana Pro for image generation, but it doesn't tell you which model in the chatbot UI.
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Gemini 3 Pro can generate normal maps(geosona.com)
2 points by gste 1mo ago|5 comments
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by gste 1mo ago
The author wants to draw a contrast between the powerful businessman discussing EBITDA and the creative expression of knitting. In my opinion they are equally dull and well matched.
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by gste 1mo ago
Thanks, I did notice the same, I will roll out a bugfix shortly
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by gste 1mo ago
There are more examples on the bottom bar of the screen. I figured it wouldn't be obvious enough. Yeah, there's the potential for that. I have a concept of a "Demakefile" for implementation specific differences, if you w
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Show HN: demake – one source project compiles to any retro game console ROM(geosona.com)
40 points by gste 1mo ago|8 comments
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by gste 1mo ago
People will be broken out of their denial by actual economic growth. That's what this is all meant to be for... I think we might start seeing some surprising numbers.
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by gste 1mo ago
> The cited code didn't even exist in those versions or referenced unrelated logic. > When testing the PoC payloads they didn’t work (not triggering any crash). I think the future is pretty obvious, if this isn't being done
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by gste 1mo ago
Of course you can relay the output. Dumb to say you can't. In the same way you can relay the output of anything, if it's useful. But it should form part of your own judgment, not, as you say, just pasted into a chat without any th
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by gste 1mo ago
I already wrote my opinion on this, which I don't think anyone read, but my idea is to let AI code the working system, and then prompt it to teach you, give you challenges, and grade your work. If you write, you should write in your ow
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Show HN: Best Books Guide – curated books list with tracking, rating, reviews(bestbooks.guide)
4 points by gste 2mo ago|0 comments
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Start at the end: learning full stack development with AI(geosona.com)
1 points by gste 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gste 2mo ago
> Data. Our deepest advantage. Decades of building world-class security systems now give us trillions of daily signals across identity, endpoint, cloud, and network, and an unmatched record of real exploits and remediations. No one can m
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by gste 2mo ago
True, but I think people are also missing the trick behind markdowns that reference each other and are used for context window management. They go in your source control, they are reusable, extendable, and composable in the same way code is
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by gste 2mo ago
I think this is outdated. If you follow spec-driven development, get the model to do all the planning work upfront, review and iterate the plan, write clear markdown file documentation on the abstractions and patterns you want to follow, t
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by gste 2mo ago
So I'm a bass guitarist, and I've made some of these exact videos. I link to a Patreon in my videos that lets you pay a membership to download the full tabs in PDFs. Here I was thinking AI might soon replace my painstakingly slow
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by gste 2mo ago
Limpet Radula is a badass name for a rock band
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by gste 3mo ago
"it is not in general possible to find bugs by examining the code" That really depends on the quality of developers you are dealing with. I certainly find myself assessing code quality, performance issues, shortcomings. Occasional
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by gste 3mo ago
Yes the more I read it, it's not a cohesive argument. Some of it seems contradictory. It's a word soup with lots of compelling sentences.

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