mlinhares

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by mlinhares 5d ago
That’s not common and effective, it’s buzz feed style articles.
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by mlinhares 10d ago
Same. I do not use LLMs for writing and I recommend everyone i work with to do the same. Even for code, I come to the code with the idea of what I want and provide that to the agent, then we iterate on what needs iteration or decisions. Jus
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by mlinhares 10d ago
I have a 2023 Yukon that i like very much but i'm not going to ever replace it by another Yukon without carplay. By the time its not drivable anymore the kids won't need strollers and I'll likely pick a smaller car with car p
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by mlinhares 12d ago
Maybe there's the option of hiring better people as well so you don't have to babysit them at this level. If you can't trust teams to open incidents maybe the problem lies somewhere else.
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by mlinhares 16d ago
Some people survive by sheer luck.
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by mlinhares 17d ago
Because the factories of factories is mostly bullshit. OpenAI blogged about how it was complicated for them to build a project using AI alone and the specs in the repo, how easy it was for models to get lost, not do what was expected of the
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by mlinhares 19d ago
No one gets promoted for writing good docs.
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by mlinhares 1mo ago
Being poor sucks but at the same time being poor also makes you find alternative solutions to the incredibly expensive solutions first world countries use today. I really wish Brazil can invest heavily into renewables and free itself from o
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by mlinhares 1mo ago
what an insane thing to have a patent for.
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by mlinhares 1mo ago
I use claude and codex to write nearly all my code today but i can't accept using it to write prose. I still handwrite every single document I have to write and have them review and propose changes, i feel like if i can't put my o
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by mlinhares 1mo ago
The agents will leave the data center and buy stuff from the local economy, didn’t you hear that?
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by mlinhares 1mo ago
The number of geniuses in every field that congregate in HN is incredible, too bad they're here responding to comments instead of revolutionizing nuclear energy, math or medicine.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The chance of a single hire being a make it or break it for the the business is pretty much null, so a single recruiter not having continuity in the processes they were doing once they get fired isn't really something to optimize for.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
Yes, the administration is definitely and would not start a war for no reason other than to start a war. People really have to stop sanewashing the government, it doesn't work anymore, these people are not thinking through what they&#x
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
same, read a lot of what he wrote back then.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The landlord also pays property taxes, so this comment must be trolling.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
Life is much harder when you don't have a roof over your head or when that roof can be taken away from your or take more from your salary than you were anticipating. I don't think people understand the psychological safety of know
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
I had a pretty high rank on ruby and java answers, with some high traffic stuff, there were always people trying to completely edit my answers into something else entirely, it was such a shitty experience that I just decided the effort wasn
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The last thing a billing system should have is defaults, this is such an insane thing.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
Hard to meet a modder that isn't a loser like this.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The illusion isn't over for Tesla, not a chance it will be over for SpaceX in a year.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
Here's the problem, countering a lie or hallucination takes much more energy than asking Claude something and saying its true. Its the same as trying to fight misinformation on the internet, the amount of energy you have to spend to pr
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The “gossipy, lazy, no work ethic” culture of Latin America is a tale as old as time. Even the Portuguese and the Spanish used that, might want to change the tune a bit.
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
The only economics that change is the full employment for engineers, as they'll be able to create infinite work rewriting systems every year. Its a win/win for the workers!
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by mlinhares 2mo ago
> but my culture is too preoccupied with petty gossip of what others think and third world consumerism traps that prevent any kind of development Your culture is the outcome of colonization, dictatorships propped up by first world powers
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by mlinhares 3mo ago
hahah, so true. Also, there are multiple ways to do high intensity exercising that are very unlikely to injure you, like stationary bikes. High intensity only means going to a very high heart rate, you can do this in any way you like it.
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by mlinhares 3mo ago
Its more likely you'll continue to own the place than the government making something like that, that would hurt real estate owners. Renting is fine if you're on your prime years, making money and enjoying life, once you're o
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by mlinhares 3mo ago
Yeah, its all inequality. Most people are going to be renters forever in my hometown and the government has absolutely no plan to fix it. People will just be pushed farther and farther away from where they work and will have longer and long
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by mlinhares 3mo ago
No wonder everyone knows Lennar build quality is terrible everywhere.
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by mlinhares 3mo ago
Nah, you just need to get the CEO behind it. Most coordination issues get solved when the CEO is breathing down your neck to get something done. Trouble is that they don't do this enough.

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