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by rune-dev 4mo ago
Modern JS frameworks can absolutely catch and isolate errors. In those cases you’d only see the error in the specific component that had the error. Or if they’re a good dev you as a user won’t even know! You’ll see fallback content. An er
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by rune-dev 4mo ago
It’s a generic error screen from a framework yes. But the cause of the error is a poor implementation from the developer. I can write code that errors out in <insert your favorite language here> does that mean it’s bad?
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by rune-dev 4mo ago
> I am convinced that their talk of UBI is just handwaving I mean yeah, obviously. You can’t trust a word out of either of their mouths.
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by rune-dev 4mo ago
This is a poor implementation not a framework problem lol.
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by rune-dev 4mo ago
First off, It’s good to study all kinds of things isn’t it? Even if it’s not strictly practical. Second, and more importantly these AI tools are EVERYWHERE right now. The effects of people using them for work can be seen throughout many ind
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by rune-dev 4mo ago
I think you’re living in a bubble if you think the average user of AI even knows what a harness is The vast majority of people are literally going to chatGPT, pasting in their document and asking for edits.
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by rune-dev 5mo ago
Nothing against rhythm games. But actually creating music or playing an instrument is much more rewarding. The time commitment is part of it, the journey is the destination and all that.
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by rune-dev 6mo ago
They can’t even deliver their own flagship products without bugs, and terrible UX. So I’m doubtful of their abilities. These are also the same companies allowing their AI to make decisions in war, have no qualms about the mental issues they
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by rune-dev 6mo ago
Maybe yeah, though I don’t know if practicing restraint is something I would say LLM’s are good at though. I think to all of the needless comments in code, AI code reviews pointing out inane nitpicks, etc. It just makes me think your AI ass
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by rune-dev 6mo ago
But isn’t this just another notification to ignore? The ticket being assigned to you is your “Hey take care of this!” ping, same with the email or text from your friend. How long until you start tuning out the openclaw notifications?
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by rune-dev 6mo ago
I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not…
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
The type of dev who is allowing AI to do all of their work does not care about the quality of said work.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
That is impressive! Thank you for sharing
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
Do you really need an AI agent to reboot a computer? This takes maybe 10 minutes to write a script for…
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
Apologies if I missed it while skimming your blog post. But could you estimate the token cost of this? Or were you able to comfortably do this with a subscription plan?
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
> Do you really think AI companies/researchers are motivated by greed? Researchers, maybe not. Companies, absolutely yes. I don’t see how you could assume the likes of Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and even Anthropic with all their vir
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
So you think a reasonable interview question would involve spending hundreds to thousands of dollars on tokens?
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
This sites ties to Thiel and people like him are problematic yes. However, HN isn’t asking for our ids yet.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
Some peoples actions make them evil.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
The other side of the coin is half the time you do set aside that simple task for a newbie, they paste it into an LLM and learn nothing now.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
I don’t want to jump to conclusions, or catastrophize but… Isn’t this situation a big deal? Isn’t this a whole new form of potential supply chain attack? Sure blackmail is nothing new, but the potential for blackmail at scale with something
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
I think the idea is that we may not store 2.5 petabytes of facts like wikipedia. But we do store a ton of “data” in the form of innate knowledge, memories, etc. I don’t think human memory/intelligence maps cleanly to computer terms tho
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
How is forcing people to have children they don’t want a good outcome? How about we set up society in such a way that choosing to have children is a more appealing option.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
Nothing is more infuriating at work than when you say something to someone in a message or PR comment, and they just paste the LLM response back to you.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
Right, I understand of course that AI usage and token costs are an investment (probably even a very good one!). But my point is moreso that saying 1k a day is cheap is ridiculous. Even for a company that expects an ROI on that investment. T
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
How is 1k/day cheap? Even for a large company? Takes like this are just baffling to me. For one engineer that is ~260k a year.
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by rune-dev 7mo ago
As a business expense to make profit, I can understand being ok with this price point. But as an individual with no profit motive, no way. I use these products at work, but not as much personally because of the bill. And even if I decided I
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by rune-dev 8mo ago
> Just ask it to "use only trusted sources". This is pure LLM brain rot. You can’t “just ask” an LLM to be more reliable.
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by rune-dev 8mo ago
Tech in general, I remember when I was younger thinking the tech world was so cool and different. I still love the work, but to say I’m disillusioned by the industry is an understatement.
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by rune-dev 8mo ago
I find it fascinating how the “true believers” of AI and AGI, have essentially been manipulated by capitalists to undermine the value of their own labor.

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