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by orange_puff 7mo ago
I basically fully agree with this. I am not sure how to handle the ramifications of this in my day to day work yet. But at least one habit I have been forming is sometimes I find that even though the cost of writing code is immensely cheap,
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by orange_puff 7mo ago
This is also my feeling. When people keep referring to big jumps or inflection points, I am left confused, because the models have felt good for a long time and feel like they are getting steadily better. This could be biased by what I use
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Ask HN: What explains the recent surge in LLM coding capabilities?
12 points by orange_puff 7mo ago|9 comments
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by orange_puff 9mo ago
Do you mind elaborating? By API design, do you mean how they structured their classes, methods, etc. or something else?
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by orange_puff 9mo ago
This seems really impressive. I am too lazy to replicate this, but I do wonder how important the test suite is for a a port that likely uses straight forward, dependency free python code https://github.com/EmilStenstrom&#x2F
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by orange_puff 1y ago
I used to think this way too. Here are a few ways I've tried to re frame things that has helped. 1. When I work on side projects and use AI, sometimes I wonder "what's the point if I am just copy / pasting code? I am not
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by orange_puff 1y ago
I have been trying to find such an article for so long, thank you! I think a common reaction to Agents is “well, it probably cannot solve a really complex problem very well”. But to me, that isn’t the point of an agent. LLMs function really
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by orange_puff 1y ago
As others have mentioned please add more docs / details to the README I want to mention my current frustration with cursor recently and why I would love an OSS alternative that gives me control; I feel cursor has dumped agentic capabil
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by orange_puff 1y ago
When you say "vibe code" do you mean the true definition of that term, which is to blindly accept any code generated by the AI, see if it works (maybe agent mode does this) and move on to the next feature? Or do you mean prompt dr
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by orange_puff 2y ago
https://open.substack.com/pub/orangepuff/p/first-impressions... I used Claude code to get started on a pdf reader I wanted to build. This pdf reader has a built in LLM chat and when you ask a question about t
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by orange_puff 2y ago
May I ask how you got the opportunity to invest in this company? If you are a VC, makes sense, just wondering how normies can get access to invest in companies they believe in. Thanks
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by orange_puff 2y ago
I have started using AI for all of my side projects, and am now building stuff almost everyday. I did this as a way to ease some of my anxiety related to AI progress and how fast it is moving. It has actually had the opposite effect; it&#x2
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by orange_puff 2y ago
When making requests, does your tool use the normal chrome user agent header or does it specify the request is coming from meha?
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by orange_puff 2y ago
I am enjoying Trae so far, but was wondering if it is possible to point it at a local model. https://docs.trae.ai/docs/open-source-software-notice?_lang=... I am not seeing any mention of this in the docs
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by orange_puff 2y ago
This is very interesting, but a couple of things to note; 1. o1 still achieves > 40% on the varied Putnam problems, which is still a feat most math students would not achieve. 2. o3 solved 25% of the Epoch AI dataset. - There was an inte
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by orange_puff 2y ago
I really enjoyed the article, as I am also a nerd who has played runescape for what seems like forever now, and now most of my interaction with the game is via programming. I have two types of bots I use mostly, color bots, where a screens
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by orange_puff 4y ago
As everyone else has already pointed out, better testing would have been very useful here. For instance, print(len(our_ids)) would have been a dead giveaway that that something was up I am also a junior dev and completely empathize with be
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by orange_puff 5y ago
I don't like ads either, but I also couldn't possibly expect content on the internet to be free, so am happy with the exchange we have currently.
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by orange_puff 5y ago
Hello. I just recently built a website blocker Firefox extension so I wanted to check your productivity tool out. The UI is really good and I left it a 5 star. If interesting in feedback; 1. It seems to only run the block/reroute to t
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by orange_puff 5y ago
This is my first year participating. I've solved about 20-30 questions from previous years and really loved them. I tried to compete last night for top 100 and was 7 seconds off (rank 123). I shouldn't have tested my code for the
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by orange_puff 5y ago
I've had a karat interview before on behalf of Palantir and by the end of the interview I was less interested in Palantir (although thankfully I did move forward) than I was in Karat. I didn't end up looking too much into it. Do y
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by orange_puff 5y ago
I wonder if a social media site marketed as a "free speech" platform will become something center left and right people actually use rather than a haven for psychotic racists. I do not think Gab should be shut down or anything, b
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by orange_puff 5y ago
Maybe all good things simply need to come to an end. I feel like he basically has boomer politics now and the same predictable opinion over and over can get old. My brother said something that I think is true; Joe seems like the kind of guy
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by orange_puff 5y ago
What we know from this well written and helpful article; The false positive rate Apple told us their algorithm had seems to be accurate. If a machine learning model is extracted from the OS it exists on, it will be much easier to generate a
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by orange_puff 5y ago
Today HackerNews learns about adversarial machine learning, which every ML model is susceptible to.
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by orange_puff 5y ago
To be clear, that would essentially be working as intended. Apple admitted there would be false positives. So does this mean that no measure to prevent spread of CSAM should be accepted so long as it has false positives? If we are to trust
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by orange_puff 5y ago
Hypothetical; Suppose that this scanning program only ever did what Apple said it was going to do, look for known CSAM. Would this still be upsetting? I am trying to parse if the blow back to this announcement is rooted in the tech communit
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by orange_puff 5y ago
Let C be the point where they meet in the middle and s be dawn. It takes Lady 1 `12 - s` time to walk AC and 4 time to walk BC. It takes Lady 2 `12 - s` time to walk BC and 9 time to walk AC. Let's find the ratio of time it takes Lady1
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by orange_puff 5y ago
I wonder if #27 is supposed to be proven without Fermat's Little Theorem. (The question is if p is an odd prime, then 2^{p-1} = pk + 1 for some integer k). Since p does not divide k, it follows from Fermat's Little Theorem that p
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by orange_puff 5y ago
I’m not a denier. I believe AI will vastly alter the way we write code. But, to be honest, it’s very depressing to me. I think I am someone who selfishly enjoys writing code, not necessarily getting software built. If my job became designin

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