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by parasti 12d ago
I just had to go check out your site with that comment. Nicely done! Was waiting for the physics simulation to either fully settle or explode, but really neither of those happened.
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by parasti 14d ago
The blog post says that their gains come largely from the model trying harder. So, more tokens, more time spent.
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by parasti 20d ago
I've done this. Ask Claude to permutate a prompt and run Claude Code or a subagent to observe effects until success. Claude will iterate on the prompt faster than I could and likely catch more edge cases, too. It's one of those ta
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by parasti 23d ago
Gemini is not bad at coding? Give it a /plan and it does a very decent job in a fraction of the time/tokens that Claude needs.
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by parasti 28d ago
Similar thoughts here. My gut tells me "if I wanted AI responses I would just ask AI", but in truth LLMs are not like Google Search. LLMs are more like a slot machine where you put your prompt in and out comes a combination of ins
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by parasti 29d ago
The header doesn't fit on mobile. Teach your agent to use Playwright MCP.
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by parasti 1mo ago
"I don't know" isn't in the training data. Nobody writes engineering books, science papers and blog posts that end with "well, I don't really know, the end".
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by parasti 1mo ago
There is a point where this kind of a pragmatic/contrarian take doesn't stick anymore. Is the net benefit of AI worth the cost of losing natural resources for billions? That's the question you're supposed to ponder, like
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by parasti 1mo ago
Actual announcement: https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/ge... So it's better than 3.6 Flash, at half the price. I've been pretty excited about Gemini models recently, they just fee
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by parasti 1mo ago
I'm super curious how you make the development process interesting for him. I get that a 5yo would be good at generating ideas but how do you then go "okay, now I'll need a week in front of a screen to build all these ideas&q
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by parasti 1mo ago
> web app I had launched using Claude was strikingly similar to his open source project, even reproducing a bug he had later fixed, How? How do I prompt to get a literal copy of another app? When Claude/Gemini builds anything for me
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by parasti 1mo ago
Every emoji in this post seems bigger than the last.
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by parasti 2mo ago
This is written from a point of view of somebody who never went through the progression of CSS to CSS preprocessors to component-based frontend libraries. Tailwind is an answer to all the problems that become apparent in CSS in that progres
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by parasti 2mo ago
I tried to embrace web components, but when I reached "declarative shadow DOM" I really just stopped seeing the point of all that complexity just to do what I can already do with a library. The target audience of that API seems to
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by parasti 2mo ago
This post is full of things opposite of what I've found. An agent (claude code at least) will certainly refactor feature flags better than I ever could and is less likely to miss special cases. What the agent struggles with is business
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by parasti 2mo ago
Kind of excited about this. 3.5 Flash on Antigravity has surprised me recently on a hobby project. When given opportunity to plan, it can deliver on tasks that would take me a while on my own and generates responses at blazing speeds - comp
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by parasti 2mo ago
Yes, it's the Youtube phenomenon - often when looking for domain-specific videos on Youtube I tend to find videos by professional Youtubers not videos by professional domain specialists (overlap is very rare but occasionally you can fi
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by parasti 2mo ago
Why write it down? LLM crawlers will ingest it in a second.
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by parasti 2mo ago
Good luck doing anything on any other planet if you can't even handle your own that's perfectly suited for your kind of life form.
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by parasti 2mo ago
How? What's your secret? It's actively fighting me from discovering anything new. "Hey we'll show this artist you stopped listening to two years ago on your start screen forever. Wanna jump back in?" That's Spo
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by parasti 2mo ago
Spotify is fundamentally broken in a certain, unfixable way, IMO. I use it and have a subscription, but I dread opening their app and looking at the starting screen that shows the same artists I listened to twenty years ago in pointless blu
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by parasti 2mo ago
Claude Code CLI has an agents view that lets you manage multiple sessions in parallel. I literally only ever start claude with `claude agents` these days, and use left arrow to go back to that view from any single session.
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The math behind "AI will take your job" is wrong [video](youtube.com)
3 points by parasti 2mo ago|0 comments
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by parasti 2mo ago
They worked on the reboot games which are considered widely successful relative to other games released around the same time.
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by parasti 3mo ago
What do you disagree with? Your third sentence disagrees with your second sentence, and I can't tell which part of my comment your first sentence disagrees with.
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by parasti 3mo ago
This made me realize that forums existed only because there was somebody willing to pay for domain, hosting and maintenance with money and time. As a result most had a bus factor of 1. All the forums I know died with their maintainer moving
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by parasti 3mo ago
What a blast from the past. Seeing Knoppix on my room mate's PC in 2004 is what led to a 20+ year ongoing adventure with Linux, Debian, gaming on Linux, compiling games with a friggin compiler and automake, programming, it all started
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by parasti 3mo ago
You're still falling back on "what the standard says". It's not a correctness question.
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by parasti 3mo ago
My point isn't about that, though. My point is if you start a blog post with "The C string library", my confidence in your ability to discuss the topic is shot before I even finish reading the sentence.
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by parasti 3mo ago
It's a header file not a library.

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