rckt

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by rckt 5d ago
I can understand startups relying on AI tools to test out the ideas. But personal/hobby projects? Feels weird. This is not the place to go fast. Take your time, enjoy the process, learn/make things.
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by rckt 10d ago
I don’t believe you.
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by rckt 10d ago
Considering the amount of AI used, it’s hard to call it a passion. You don’t delegate the whole project to AI if it’s your passion. I see stuff like this on different subreddits every day. The overall look and feel matches perfectly a one-o
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by rckt 11d ago
Never thought that people on HN would be seriously discussing an obviously vibe coded thing.
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by rckt 1mo ago
> Good engineers have become more valuable because AI lets them move much faster. They don't need as many people around them just to do the implementation work anymore. This would be true if the goal was to get good working code fas
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by rckt 2mo ago
I did. Only 1 replied.
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by rckt 2mo ago
The govs consist of people who have their own agendas. Mass surveillance is something they all are aligned on.
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by rckt 3mo ago
What’s up with filtering of clearly low effort AI posts here? Every now and then I see this crap here. And people even engage into discussion. This is ridiculous.
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by rckt 4mo ago
> They’re going to land an in person interview Not necessarily. It can be either an AI interview or a record that will be analysed by AI later. So there’s a chance to cheat here as well.
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by rckt 4mo ago
My first thought. The title is so typical for this kind of projects.
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by rckt 9mo ago
Do you want me to spend time to come with a quality response to a lazy statement? It’s like fighting with windmills. I’m fine with having my say the way I did.
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by rckt 9mo ago
I just want people making statements like the author to be more specific how exactly the llms are being used. Otherwise they contribute to this belief that llms are a magical tool that can do anything. I am aware of simple routine tasks tha
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by rckt 9mo ago
> Even if LLMs make mistakes, the ability of LLMs to deliver useful code and hints improved to the point most skeptics started to use LLMs anyway Here we go again. Statements with the single source in the head of the speaker. And it’s al
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by rckt 9mo ago
This whole thing worldwide will lead to division in the society and to people having secret social media accounts. Only the most lazy and stupid ones will be handing over their private data to any gov security forces.
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by rckt 9mo ago
That's what I'm thinking every time I hear or have to use the term "AI". It is not intelligent, but everyone is so used to call it so. LLM is much better.
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by rckt 10mo ago
Graphene requires a Pixel device. I can hardly call it accessible. 7 hours is not bad, considering my iPhone 13 mini can only last for day with occasional usage.
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by rckt 10mo ago
It would be great if all these companies contributed to a some kind of a unified modular platform like Project ARA. I see a lot of new devices, but they all do their own stuff. They produce hardware for their software, the end result is the
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by rckt 10mo ago
By victim blaming I meant some comments here. I can relate to the author, and the narrative that it's my fault for trying to be myself and keep to my ways triggers me.
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by rckt 10mo ago
Wow. I turned on the randomized tracks under the "Deconstructing 1/2" and it's beautiful.
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by rckt 10mo ago
Wishing these guys all the best. It's not just about following the market. It's about the ability to just be yourself. When everyone around you is telling you that you just have to start doing something and it's not even abou
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by rckt 10mo ago
True. But so far I haven't faced layouts that I could not implement using flexbox.
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by rckt 10mo ago
I use flexbox for grid purposes, simply because the syntax is straightforward and easy to read. Yeah, it’s one dimension, but if you nest it, it becomes two with no issues.
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by rckt 10mo ago
I never found it comfortable to work with grids. The syntax and layout just feel off. Flexbox is a much more flexible and easy thing to work with.
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by rckt 10mo ago
I’m going to use it on iOS and macOS. Feels like the previous Safari. On Linux I’ll keep to Firefox.
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by rckt 10mo ago
For me this feels irrelevant. These tools are marketed for developers for their day-to-day jobs that involve building products. Devs don't look up information on people or build some complex mathematical things daily. They build things
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by rckt 10mo ago
This is amazing. Once a company that built its reputation on quality and performance wants to focus on that. iOS became a parody of itself. 26 feels like a cheap knockoff of an iOS. Hundreds of people get paid to enshitify experience for mi
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by rckt 10mo ago
Why do you need LLM to interpret patterns?
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by rckt 10mo ago
> Why doesn’t someone else create a competing app that’s better and thereby steal all their business? Because this someone will start doing the same thing. The article feels like a very naive perspective.
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by rckt 10mo ago
AI enabled engineers. Dammit, things like this trigger a very strong rejection of actively adopting AI into my workflows. Not the AI tooling itself, but the absolutely irresponsible ways of using it. This is insane.
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by rckt 10mo ago
It always puzzles me, why the porn? How about seeing war in action? Murders? How about fostering the gambling addiction via freemium games? Why seeing pussies, dicks and tits is more of a threat than anything else? This porn fixation is rid

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