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by phpnode 1mo ago
I would be amazed if the LTV of an instagram account is over $7k. Where are you getting that number?
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by phpnode 2mo ago
This kind of narrative is going to bite them just like the "AI will take your job" narrative has. It feels like the frontier labs are taking a massive gamble with public perception here. I assume the goal is to paint the technolog
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by phpnode 2mo ago
I'm sure they will, but any user extension that interferes with the DOM (as an adblocker does) will break remote attestation, so the website will reject your request.
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by phpnode 2mo ago
It is not difficult to imagine that freedom disappearing soon, under the veil of security. It will not be long before Google's remote attestation becomes commonplace, and then it won't be long until the websites you care about sta
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by phpnode 3mo ago
cached thought. running CLIs is impractical and expensive in many environments and a hell of a lot less secure than using MCP
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by phpnode 3mo ago
This is interesting because I assume it has suffered the same linguistic degradation as the word "fine" which in some cases means "of the highest quality" but mostly means "meh". I suspect it comes down to the
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by phpnode 3mo ago
yup, it's not possible to do it safely with a simple unparameterised type: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?#code/C4TwDgpgBAcg9gOwK...
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by phpnode 3mo ago
Also, ssalbdivad is your cofounder, just in case you’d forgotten!
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by phpnode 3mo ago
so, instead of (foo (bar (1 2 3)) you'd prefer { foo { bar { 1 2 3 } } } is that right?
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by phpnode 3mo ago
It's very clearly written by AI, which means that the thoughts expressed are not novel and the story told cannot be trusted. How can you expect people to spend time digesting the content if the author did not spend time writing it? It
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by phpnode 3mo ago
They overbuilt capacity for grok but no one wants to use grok for several reasons
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by phpnode 4mo ago
Goodness me that’s quite a comparison
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by phpnode 4mo ago
You are quibbling over minor semantics. Is the US preventing most oil from reaching Cuba or not?
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by phpnode 4mo ago
The car reads the speed limit signs too, they don't just rely on GPS.
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by phpnode 4mo ago
If your competitor is cutting jobs because of AI you can either race them to the bottom or you can use the humans you already have to leverage AI to expand your product offering, become more competitive, tackle more work, deliver better qua
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by phpnode 4mo ago
They won't. So what? This is not how specs are used, no one is saying that they are a replacement for source code.
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by phpnode 4mo ago
People always say this but it’s misguided imo. Yes LLMs are not deterministic, but that’s totally irrelevant. You aren’t executing the LLMs output directly, you’re using the LLM to produce an artefact once that is then executed deterministi
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by phpnode 4mo ago
Because if you were building GitHub from scratch today you wouldn't build it the same way and would benefit from many of the technological advancements of the last 2 decades (nearly).
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by phpnode 4mo ago
at least one went to Shopify, I'm not sure about the rest
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by phpnode 4mo ago
Last time they tried this they laundered it though an employee's personal github to distance it from google itself, then framed the proposal in the most disingenuous manner possible, as if it was something that users wanted rather than
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by phpnode 4mo ago
Why do you continue to extend the benefit of the doubt to your former employer when they have shown themselves to be untrustworthy again and again?
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by phpnode 4mo ago
Last time this happened we got a bunch of Google employees downplaying the impact of WEI and calling it a nothingburger, that people were being hysterical. I just checked, and everyone I saw defending it has since left the company. I'm
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by phpnode 4mo ago
it's about the comments / votes ratio.
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by phpnode 4mo ago
1. More code faster is not the goal. More features / value faster is the goal. Obviously to get there you need to write more code, but it's not writing code for code's sake. 2. Yes, true, but the point is to move up the abstr
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by phpnode 4mo ago
I have an approach that can handle this if you're interested? My email is in my profile.
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by phpnode 4mo ago
If it's genuinely the case that you can write code faster than you can prompt it into existence then you're not being ambitious enough with your coding agent. Ask it to do more. Tackle bigger problems.
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by phpnode 4mo ago
it does take a little while to get good at this new skill, yes. Just like, say, learning a new programming language and the ecosystem around it takes some effort. After you get over the hump it's really very straightforward and mostly
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by phpnode 5mo ago
and then people get bored and stop updating them, soon we'll need a graveyard-graveyard to showcase all the failed graveyard projects.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I used to be an expert at php but now I haven’t written any in over a decade, I can still read it but it would take me a little while to get back to where I was (hopefully I’ll never need to), same thing could easily happen due to ai
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by phpnode 5mo ago
Cloudflare workers shows a visualisation of your workflow in their dashboard, but it’s imperfect

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