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by manicennui 3mo ago
"I suspect author somehow financially benefits from tokenmaxxing" Yes, because they are selling AI services. The article is an ad.
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by manicennui 3mo ago
If you see an orthopedic surgeon (the much more common name for this type of doctor in the US) about almost anything you will almost certainly end up with an MRI (good chance your insurance won't cover this fully) and some kind of reco
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by manicennui 3mo ago
Did you read the article? "Most teams haven’t yet figured out how to build their own Ramp Inspect or Stripe Minions (if that’s you, reach out — we can help!) but basically everyone is at least using cursor in the side bar."
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by manicennui 3mo ago
I doubt the author of the article even believes it. The article is an ad for their services which just happen to be "helping" companies use AI.
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by manicennui 3mo ago
This is little more than an ad for their services.
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by manicennui 3mo ago
It's pretty disappointing that people on this site of all places have no idea what CEOs do. Many of them are certainly overpaid, and like any other profession, many are not good at their jobs, but they aren't sitting around drafti
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by manicennui 3mo ago
Meanwhile most of the software I use seems to become less reliable every month.
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by manicennui 3mo ago
But think of the profits for the AI companies!
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by manicennui 4mo ago
This is probably because the people who feel like they receive the most benefit from LLMs never actually knew much about or were just incapable of writing good software before they started using LLMs.
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by manicennui 4mo ago
Receiving an absolute dung pile of half-broken implementation is honestly what I expect from most working software engineers. Now the step where they spend even a second thinking about what they are doing has been removed. My job as a princ
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by manicennui 5mo ago
This administration has already proven that they don't care about the law and see anything they do as lawful.
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by manicennui 6mo ago
Why not ask your LLM?
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by manicennui 6mo ago
Not trying to defend these assholes, but the author of Meditations was not exactly a good guy.
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by manicennui 7mo ago
I was recently considering what these people would do to us if they found a valuable use for part of our bodies. The Matrix was brought up by someone in response.
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by manicennui 7mo ago
Human beings are nothing but their economic output to Sam Altman.
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Sam Altman would like remind you that humans use a lot of energy, too(techcrunch.com)
22 points by manicennui 7mo ago|16 comments
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by manicennui 7mo ago
Did they not realize that it is already a mass surveillance network?
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by manicennui 8mo ago
The interesting thing to me about this example is that it had to be someone lower level in or near the administration with less wealth, but who knew about a military operation. Hard to imagine any of the rich people around him risking a bet
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by manicennui 9mo ago
It's really just people in the suburbs and smaller cities. Doing things alone is completely normal in a city like Chicago or NY.
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by manicennui 9mo ago
Go to a major city. There are tons of people doing things alone, including sitting in a cafe.
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by manicennui 9mo ago
Are the people who are really into "AI" even buying books anymore?
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by manicennui 9mo ago
Surely you have realized by now that a large portion of the HN userbase is here for get rich quick schemes.
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by manicennui 10mo ago
So we should cater to those with the lowest ethical standards instead?
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by manicennui 10mo ago
This is also the strategy of groups trying to pass oppressive legislation.
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by manicennui 1y ago
So which of OpenAI's investors are also Windsurf investors?
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by manicennui 2y ago
I mean this as unkindly as possible: please stay the fuck out of anime.
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by manicennui 2y ago
I really like Fellow Drops: https://fellowproducts.com/pages/fellow-drops It is SMS based. Each week they offer a different bean from a different roaster, and you reply with the number of bags you want. I've disco
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by manicennui 2y ago
JIRA obviously allows one to customize workflows as well, and I frankly don't really care about the visualization of it. The problem is that at many companies, there is one group that is allowed to change the workflow and they are more
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by manicennui 2y ago
The problem is that most developers don't not actually understand DRY. They see a few lines repeated a few times in different functions and create a mess of abstraction just to remove the repeated code. Eventually more conditions are a
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by manicennui 2y ago
Which is basically how software engineering is done.

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