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by ketzo 3mo ago
not OP but usually for me this means long verification loop; waiting 10min on CI checks, that kind of thing, rather than actual 1hr wall clock of token generation
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by ketzo 5mo ago
$19B -> $30B annualized revenue in a month ? Feels like the lede is buried here!
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by ketzo 6mo ago
After seeing the last few releases for GPT and Claude, I’m not sure how anyone (else) is gonna build a durable advantage on proprietary model quality. The capabilities of the top labs’ models have improved so much in just the last few relea
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by ketzo 6mo ago
I think the core idea here is a good one. But in many agent-skeptical pieces, I keep seeing this specific sentiment that “agent-written code is not production-ready,” and that just feels… wrong! It’s just completely insane to me to look at
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by ketzo 9mo ago
if you're cool just writing markdown files, I really like Astro for self-hosting static content.
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by ketzo 9mo ago
Meta has shown a willingness to offer 9-digit pay packages to individual researchers . Even if they completely scrap the product, an acquihire of even a handful of Manus' top engineers/scientists here is totally in line with that
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by ketzo 9mo ago
Yes, and some people are still happier there! Different people can have wildly different expectations for a work environment, and wildly different tolerances of social discomfort.
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by ketzo 1y ago
But pressuring the SEC to drop the civil claims does! https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/19/us/politics/sec-trump-cle...
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Building software on top of an LLM is hard, but not that hard(reedtaylorbarnes.com)
8 points by ketzo 1y ago|0 comments
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by ketzo 1y ago
> While running the exploit, CodeRabbit would still review our pull request and post a comment on the GitHub PR saying that it detected a critical security risk, yet the application would happily execute our code because it wouldn’t unde
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by ketzo 1y ago
What does your Claude code usage look like if you’re getting limited in 30 minutes without running multiple instances? Massive codebase or something?
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by ketzo 1y ago
That is indeed exactly what the article says — I’m not certain GP is right on this. Kenji’s original tests seem to confound this as well: every 2.5min of slicing produces steadily less juice, despite the fact that the steak’s internal temp
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by ketzo 1y ago
In what ways is that better for you than using eg Claude? Aren’t you then just “locked in” to having a cloud provider which offers those models cheaply?
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by ketzo 1y ago
I mean — the person you’re describing is just a ChatGPT user and essentially nothing else, though, right? It explains OpenAI’s valuation but no one else
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by ketzo 1y ago
A really effective prompt is created by developing an accurate “mental model” of the model, understanding what tools it does and doesn’t have access to, what gives it effective direction and what leads it astray Otherwise known as empathy
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by ketzo 1y ago
They’re probably comparing to taxis, where you can pay in cash.
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by ketzo 1y ago
Completely unsourced and the site is run by a marketing/PR/growth consultancy. Between that and the utter lack of detail, feels like not worthy of HN front page.
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by ketzo 1y ago
“No enforcement” means people who don’t care about breaking rules will do it in brown bags “Officially allowed and advertised” means businesses will specifically cater to people with money who will come specifically to do it
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by ketzo 1y ago
Then what explains people doing millions of web searches on perplexity/chatgpt/claude?
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by ketzo 1y ago
I’m building out a side project where I need to ingest + chunk a lot of HTML — wrote my own(terrible) hunker naively thinking that would be easy :’) Definitely gonna give this a try!
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by ketzo 1y ago
People said much the same thing about Apple for decades, and they’re a $3T company; not a bad thing to have fans. Plus, it’s a consumer product; it doesn’t matter if people are “presenting them as leaders”, it matters if hundreds of million
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by ketzo 1y ago
People quite like aider! I’m not as much of a fan of the CLI workflow but it’s quite comparable, I think.
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by ketzo 1y ago
OpenAI has already forecast $12B in revenue by the end of this year. I agree that Google is well-positioned, but the mindshare/product advantage OpenAI has gives them a stupendous amount of leeway
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by ketzo 1y ago
Have you tried Cursor or Zed? I find they’re both significantly better in their “agent” modes than Windsurf.
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by ketzo 1y ago
I think it’s just fairly rare that formal verification is valuable to a business . Obviously all software benefits from correctness — but we all know that software certainly doesn’t need to be bug-free to make money! And if the benefits of
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by ketzo 1y ago
I agree, and one issue for developers and designers alike is that often, it’s more fun to make a UI fun than it is to make it work really really well. But that doesn’t mean we should lose sight of fun completely, which I think in many place
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by ketzo 1y ago
While this article is a little fluffy and overstated, I do share the overarching sentiment — UIs for the vast majority of products should be at least a little fun. “Delightful” UI/UX has become a cliché at this point, but it really d
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by ketzo 1y ago
Well, what are they gonna do about it? Nvidia has the most desirable chips in the world, and their insane prices reflect that. Every hyperscaler is already massively incentivized to build their own chips, find some way to take Nvidia down
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by ketzo 1y ago
For a long time, I’ve been this person for other people, but don’t feel like I have anybody to do this for me. That’s okay — I don’t feel bitter about that or anything. And I don’t wanna overstate what a good friend I am or whatever, I just
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by ketzo 1y ago
I mean, at some point this is a way-too-abstract point with no real answer But being in therapy and alienated from your life, but rich, is not comparable to being actually poor, to not being able to provide for the people you love, to not b

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