selectedambient

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by selectedambient 3mo ago
for sure; you can contribute to things you already use, or build things you will genuinely use every day that solves problems you struggle with. 90% of my builds are just things i wanted. i'm sure there are others that share this senti
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
100% feel that, finishing my mscs in august. keep your head down and keep working on things that are genuinely useful to you and affect your daily life. often, if you're having a problem, others are having the same problem. it is rough
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
nice i’ve been using a program i built to listen to ytmusic for free from the terminal without a sub. i find so many channels now are just long form ads or the same 5 takes on “the new thing.” would be interested in what you found though in
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
would be interested in checking out some of the rss feeds
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
i 100% agree with what you’re saying, i’m just using a catch all term (news, entertainment ykwim). yes though, demonetize all reaction videos.
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
that would imply i just let it go to town with no understanding.. so no.
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Ask HN: Where do you like to consume content anymore?
7 points by selectedambient 3mo ago|10 comments
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
here are a few i have put time and effort into. these are not “vibe coded”, but an agent was utilized at points to save copious amounts of time implementing my architectural decisions; my schedule is pretty slammed as is. https:/&#x2F
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by selectedambient 3mo ago
accurate and they probably had access already.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
accurate, but i’ll keep building anyway
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
okay i watched his video on it, i can definitely abide.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
did you not read the entire post? also correct the one file IS the entire thing. compiling one file on iSh on an iPhone actually works well.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
sure i can share it. it started as a text editor that i incorporated an agent into then moved to a standalone agent. now i’ve got the editor, agent, and have begun work on actual from scratch models (these aren’t available yet), but i’ve be
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
"gpt can you do these PRs for me"
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
i write an agent in C, create my own models. crickets. pewdiepie gets into programming on a whim creates slop, 3k stars.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
i feel like regardless what you're doing, consistency is key, aside from actually learning right? you mentioned people running three sessions at once on projects they have no hope of maintaining. very fair point, it's just gamblin
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
if you’re not about to pay wp to read a billionaire’s opinion > http://archive.today/qzr0f
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
this seems more like the very tip of the iceberg here v a complete database, anyhow very neat
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
a king among men.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
lmao this analogy
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
that's great and all, but i wonder how many of them are getting 50 year mortgages?
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
too real
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
i’d absolutely take them off peoples hands.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
this is why offline embedded and local models is the best path forward continuing with AI.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
sooo tldr; curl is safe.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
vim will never be overridden.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
it is good to hear that they at least admitted to it and complied.
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
that's just obnoxious, do you have a link to the article they created about it?
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
i can't :q you vim
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by selectedambient 4mo ago
therein lies the point, the secret to ai's success is human reasoning.

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