jinushaun

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by jinushaun 4mo ago
Punish the users that use it the most? Sounds fair
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by jinushaun 4mo ago
Gone are the days where people are searching for websites. People are searching for answers. This trend started when Google Search added a calculator. I distinctly remember when Google started showing answers to simple questions like “what
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by jinushaun 4mo ago
This is amazing and even works on a phone. Controls are intuitive and no bugs or glitches. Incredible.
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by jinushaun 4mo ago
Have you used Zulip? The UX is basically chat for vim and tmux users. It doesn’t “feel” like chatting. Not exactly user friendly.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Ironically, GitHub became popular because it gave everyone a centralized repo—exactly the thing people liked about SVN.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Maybe, but whoever are currently there aren’t making Windows 11 better.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
`git history reword` is great. Using `git rebase -i` just to fix a spelling error is overkill and doesn’t actually do what I want.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Because Claude Code provides me more value than simply a chat agent. Claude Code is the only thing I pay for. I can do chat things with the free tier across all the LLMs.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Cost? Speed?
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
I think people underestimate execution. When something is done well, it looks easy. But if it was so easy, why are other competitors struggling to execute the same thing?
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
I think you underestimate what he does. It seems simple and obvious in hindsight, but if it were so easy, others would not be so far behind. A difficult thing done well looks easy. Reminds me of when Toyota disrupted auto manufacturing. Und
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Isn’t this kind of like the Nvidia/OpenAI deal? Just circulating debt/money
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
EU is late by 19 years. No one cares anymore about user replaceable batteries.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
I really hope they fire whoever is in charge of Liquid Glass. Whoever is leading Apple software has run out of ideas. Of all the countless things they could be doing in software, we got the useless Liquid Glass refactor.
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
But none of those reasons are technical limitations. They are political. The “system” knows who can vote, even if there might not be a unified system currently to automatically validate that. Same with taxes. These things can be automatic
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by jinushaun 5mo ago
Ignoring the gamblers losing money because they lack insider information, the harm is that you changed the incentive for war. It is motivated by money for the gamblers, not military or political objectives. The difference between this and r
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
Technically true, but this concept is foreign to English speakers. English relies heavily on diphthongs and can’t separate the sounds in their head. Simplest example is probably the word “no” which is very much a diphthong. That’s why they
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
Only because they promote it. The default experience for a new user on Youtube is to show you content from creators with 5M+ subscribers. It’s a positive feedback loop. I find all of it lame and cringe, so I downvote all of that. However st
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
Two way props make for a nice demo, but are a nightmare to maintain.
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
No, Windows was broken before AI
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
My second pair of AirPods is not even 2 years old yet and I don’t think it will last much longer. The first one died quickly too. My next headphones will be wired
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
Did you read the article? It’s not a crazy ask. They want multi-user Claude sessions. But what stops the humans from talking to each other? Boom! You suddenly have Slack.
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by jinushaun 6mo ago
But group chat is chat. Even the chat interface with Claude is chat. You can also say the same for any sort of commenting system. Posts and comments, tweets and comments, etc. I’ve built such system many times. They’re basically all the sam
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by jinushaun 7mo ago
Except quotation marks look like regular text. I regularly use quotes in prompts for, ya know, quotes.
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by jinushaun 7mo ago
Same. Feels like “AI slop” was trained on my personal writing style. The quoted text from the article writes with the same voice as mine.
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by jinushaun 7mo ago
They really are forcing me to visit facebook.com in 2026 aren’t they? Guess I’ll stop using FB messenger when I’m on a computer.
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by jinushaun 7mo ago
In 2026, everyone is a terrorist. Just like we predicted back in 2001.
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by jinushaun 8mo ago
> The PMs are completely asleep at the wheel, when they aren't actively self-sabotaging. You’ve never worked at MS, have you? PMs aren’t asleep at the wheel. They are doing their job because their performance reviews are tied to add
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by jinushaun 8mo ago
This reminds me of “emo” music. All the emotions except happiness. These renders are depressing.
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by jinushaun 8mo ago
You can say the same about the traditional car industry. Just because it’s a “solved problem” doesn’t mean you can ignore the TAM. I think people are frustrated because Musk has been pretty up front that Tesla only exists to further his goa

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