jezzamon

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by jezzamon 7d ago
Funny game. Do people really prompt AI like this? Multiple times the choice was either to yell at the agent, or ask it why it did something, neither of which are very fruitful lines to go down if you know what you're doing
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by jezzamon 8d ago
As someone that just started working on Google Street View, do you links to any of those bugs? Curious to take a look and see what those problems are
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by jezzamon 11d ago
People need cars... But not trucks for work :)
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by jezzamon 16d ago
It's because they did a very bad rollout with 2.0 which totally removed the editor, which frustrated a lot of people, so then they added all these ways to install the version with the editor again to try to fix that. Their attention is
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by jezzamon 16d ago
Not sure if it solves your problem, but there's a command line tool for Antigravity
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by jezzamon 20d ago
The lack of barrier to entry is the problem. That barrier is highly desirable in this context (for better or worse)
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by jezzamon 20d ago
This has to be a generally popular action... Surprised there's some people against it on hacker news but we are a slanted set of the population.
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by jezzamon 23d ago
FWIW you should clarify: do you mean mentally unstable people on streets, or do you mean any form of homelessness (living in cars, surfing on friends couch, etc). Because that second category is much larger and includes a lot of sincere peo
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by jezzamon 26d ago
The article's headline has a bit of a slant: "Nearly four in ten respondents, 39%, admit they have visited a tourist site mainly to take a photo or video." ... That doesn't mean that it's just for social media
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by jezzamon 1mo ago
How would you distinguish a machine that outputs tokens that sound like it's suffering vs a machine that actually is suffering?
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by jezzamon 1mo ago
Keep in mind median lifetime game revenue on steam is somewhere between $250 and $1000 depending on how you slice it...
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by jezzamon 1mo ago
A lot of people, especially left leaning and young people, are very against any AI use and especially for AI pictures or video. For them it's very cringe-worthy. So that would all need to change somehow. Remember that a lot of the peop
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by jezzamon 2mo ago
You ideally need a directed graph where descendants can have multiple parents (which JJ supports). If you can't, then the linear tree is just as good I think. Say you do change A, add a protocol buffer API definition, then implement th
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by jezzamon 2mo ago
Kids murdering people at school doesn't tend to change US policies...
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by jezzamon 2mo ago
I think most ways of obtaining carbon neutrality are a little bit BS, that's why. An alternative is what Google is theoretically aiming for: being carbon-free. But they've already started using language describing it as a moonshot
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by jezzamon 2mo ago
I can tell this is at least partially vibe coded... Out of curiosity, how much did you use AI for this?
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by jezzamon 2mo ago
If you want to get fired / sued for leaking internal info, you should at least aim for 1 million ( https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/27/google-employee-polymarket-i... )
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by jezzamon 3mo ago
I thought this was old news? I remember people making videos about using information theory to solve Wordle back when it was particularly hyped. (After writing this I checked, there's even a 3 blue 1 brown video on this) My favourite a
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by jezzamon 3mo ago
Counter point: Government inaction and easily cause deaths at a similar scale, and some types of things only really work with large scale collective action
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by jezzamon 3mo ago
I want to see one a diagram which includes the oceans too
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by jezzamon 3mo ago
We used to call them social networking sites, now they're social media sites. But I think the problem is that people don't contribute very much too them, so if none of your friends are sharing things that interest you then the med
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by jezzamon 3mo ago
I think they're still there, but deeply hidden in their menus
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
You are underestimating HN's reach, this happens all the time. As someone who has been on the front page of HN it's a pretty big rush in traffic!
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
FYI, those 8% of males / 0.5% females stats are not about complete colorblindness, so almost all of those people use color in their life
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
I have been in a locust plague once. It does feel very weird. Yes they are grasshoppers but you might be underestimating just how many there are. Plus they don't look normal, they actually change appearance when they're in a plagu
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
It's internal to my company, unfortunately! Otherwise I would've mentioned it
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
There's another way to find out, which is to track things from the other side. Highly likely Google has access logs on the data.
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
It's possible he had multiple accounts but seems unlikely, one reason he was caught was because he made a whole bunch of trades on markets related to "year in search", all on one account, and all the trades were perfect. If h
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
You can definitely get stuck in a weird place with git that I haven't run into in the same extent with jj. The ability to undo anything with the one 'jj undo' command is awesome in the agent coding world when it makes a mista
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by jezzamon 4mo ago
If you do want to solve this, here's two thoughts on how you can deal with it. First: don't try to edit jj changes. Always work on a new change and then squash that in to the parent. You think of that top level change as your work

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