ramraj07

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by ramraj07 7d ago
So basically "icing a rolex"? Theres premium and then theres tacky.
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by ramraj07 7d ago
You dont seem to understand why people buy the most expensive phones. Most of the time (especially outside tech circles) its a show of wealth. In a lot of ways the iphone has always been the Achilles Heel of the ultra wealthy, no matter ho
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by ramraj07 8d ago
Seems to be it, though Im not particularly concerned about this problem personally. The fact that we all readily accept that modern AI systems can likely solve any math problem that no living genius can, tells me that no task is beyond this
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by ramraj07 8d ago
Even with all of this nuance why would the regular joe go to muse when they have chatgpt and gemini? Most of their actual productive data is likely with Google anyway.
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by ramraj07 8d ago
My understanding is that even if you opt out but then press thumbs down or give other feedback you are implicitly or explicitly or whatever giving permission to them to look at that chat alone.
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by ramraj07 12d ago
Im now fascinated by how exactly Bcherny generated that message using claude. Like is the entire issue resolution automated, or still guided in someway?
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by ramraj07 12d ago
Pretty sure claude code already delegates reading a large codebase to haiku subagents.
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by ramraj07 13d ago
At least last year most agents wrote materially worse code in htmx.
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by ramraj07 13d ago
If your coding agent screwed up so bad that wrong data is being shown to the user, in August 2026, thats more on the prompter than anything else.
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by ramraj07 13d ago
They use a method called propensity score matching to try their best to match patients on both sides using a simple linear model with various features that try to ensure that only pairs of closely matched patient histories are compared. Unf
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by ramraj07 13d ago
Should we call this a cargo cult
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by ramraj07 16d ago
Do you understand the difference between pulsar and Kafka
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by ramraj07 17d ago
I always thought Im just not good enough to understand, hey Im just too dumb, surely there's people out there who understand what differentiates all these apache products! Nope never found one.
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by ramraj07 18d ago
Dan isn't necessarily Bertrand Russell so ill give him a pass for not using the perfect word in every place. But this article is in my opinion one of the best attempts at explaining a fundamental problem in software product work that h
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by ramraj07 20d ago
No idea what your problem is but this is categorically false. CC broke tmux when they briefly tried to open subagents inside their own tmux sessions but they've since resolved it. But they do take over the mouse mode I think.
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by ramraj07 21d ago
It was not by law temporary, it was by law indefinitely renewable. You just had to hold a job that'll sponsor you. How is that materially different from any "normal" person who takes a 30 year mortgage with no guarantee that
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by ramraj07 21d ago
No one asks for that obligation. Only that the rules are stable and you give a heads up.
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by ramraj07 21d ago
Immigration is a privilege, no more unfair than all of capitalism. If a country decides things are x or y levels hard to immigrate thats great. The problem is the moving of goal posts. For decades, h1b (which is an immigrant visa) was a sta
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by ramraj07 25d ago
The point OP misses and apparently everyone here does too, is that if your goal is to become a better writer, you should absolutely read, but read with conviction to learn what makes a good or a bad book. You are not reading it for pleasure
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by ramraj07 27d ago
Can someone speculate on how this will actually play out in the coming decades?
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by ramraj07 29d ago
I would argue that this is pretty disingenuous (as is most connectomics research I suppose) since its implying we have a fully wired connectome of the fly thats actually meaningful.
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by ramraj07 29d ago
Why do you think it wont be?
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
Some people just do crazy stuff. For example this now ex yc guy who said he has agents constantly scanning Sf govt apis and forming dashboards just because
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
Consider the possibility that many HN users, who likely also constantly ask why mice are needed when vim/Emacs exist, are not the users who mostly use regular apps.
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
This very much applies to most enterprises. These unlimited subscriptions are only available to individuals and teams less than 150 folks..
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
This is the SSN in the US too though.
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
In most countries you cant do anything with a single number id of a person. Except ironically the US so youre doubly so off.
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
Why did it need to go to tattooed numbers? Also the implication that cultures and countries which have happily accepted id numbers are filled with non individualistic people is it?
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
Have you seen how much college football coaches make? The world collectively spends trillions training, and entertaining and then watching people kick and hit balls around but somehow working with AI is preposterous for less money.
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by ramraj07 1mo ago
Thats like saying I need a car with hotswappable engines. Sure. But you wouldn't want that car anymore.

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