jbethune

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by jbethune 7d ago
I think I'll stick with my pros. Definitely prefer the rubber tips for ear comfort over the plastic on the standard ones.
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by jbethune 7d ago
Well, not with THAT attitude...
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by jbethune 1mo ago
It's interesting to notice which fields try to garner positive publicity by emphasizing that they DON'T use AI. There is increasing negativity about AI generally but it is quite revealing for an organization to try to make their r
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by jbethune 4mo ago
The SaaS version has a short video demonstrating the UX: https://ninchi.ai
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Show HN: Verification of Human Understanding of LLM-Generated Work(github.com)
1 points by jbethune 4mo ago|3 comments
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by jbethune 5mo ago
He's speaking facts. I have had the same concern about excessive cognitive offloading. As others have noted in the comments, AI tools when used correctly, can actually make us smarter and help us learn faster. But that requires a very
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Sick. Been meaning to replay Link to the Past.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
This is extremely true. The instinct to fill every bit of downtime with a quick bit of doom-scrolling is very hard to kick. It's something I have made a point of working on; giving my mind space to just do nothing and let all sort of m
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Been living in Japan for a while and have come to appreciate bonsai. There is a lot that goes into it. I love the concept of such an intricate thing being carefully maintained across decades and generations of people.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
This was a bit word-salad-y but I share the same basic concern. I think more I worry about the tendency toward greater and greater cognitive off-loading to LLMs. My sister told me a story the other day about how she caught her plumber using
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Great work. I like the approach of creating a schema to work with the OpenAPI spec.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
I would second this. Would be very helpful. Had a fat finger issue a while ago that this would have saved.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Local urbex and exploration of 'haikyo' areas. Easy for me since I am in Tokyo and it's super walkable. I have taken to just getting on the train and getting off at random stations and walking in a random direction for a coup
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Saved. Very useful. Normally I just dig around the Github UI to see what I can glean from contributor graphs and issues but these git commands are a pretty elegant solution as well.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Anecdotally I can say this is true both in education and software development. The diversity of approaches and writing styles among junior developers used to be fun to observe and mentor. Now with everyone using AI coding agents there is a
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Congratulations on the launch! Will definitely test this out.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
I think this is a model issue. I have heard similar complaints from team members about Opus. I'm using other models via Cursor and not having problems.
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by jbethune 5mo ago
Forked. Very cool. I appreciate the simplicity and documentation.
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I built a tool that asks developers questions about their own PRs
2 points by jbethune 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jbethune 6mo ago
This is super cool. Wish I had this back in my sysadmin days.
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by jbethune 6mo ago
I think there is a meaningful distinction here. It's true that writing code has never been the sole work of a software engineer. However there is a qualitative difference between an engineer producing the code themselves and an enginee