shaneoh

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by shaneoh 5mo ago
My settings are pretty standard: % claude Claude Code v2.1.111 Opus 4.7 (1M context) with xhigh effort · Claude Max ~/... Welcome to Opus 4.7 xhigh! · /effort to tune speed vs. intelligence I wa
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by shaneoh 6mo ago
Reminds me of those Skannerz toys from when I was a kid! It was a device you could scan any barcode with and you would get some monster from it and could collect and battle with them. Kind of like Pokemon with barcodes.
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by shaneoh 8mo ago
I'm seeing this pattern pop up more and more all over the place now. It's pervasive throughout Reddit too for example: pick a sub in the area that you built your app in, pose some problem, and then have another account also contro
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by shaneoh 1y ago
I think he could have just been a bit lazy.
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by shaneoh 2y ago
Yup, we told them exactly that.
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by shaneoh 2y ago
See my answer to the other comment on this question. We figured there were some good use cases for AI in an interview that weren't just copy/pasting code, it's not about guessing intentions. It seemed most helpful to potentia
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by shaneoh 2y ago
Ironically this is exactly how I am too. Even at work, if I'm talking through a problem on a presentation or with my boss, I'm much more scatterbrained, and I'll try to dodge those kinds of calls with "Just give me 30 mi
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by shaneoh 2y ago
One example would be looking up syntax and common functions. In a high-pressure situation it's much tougher to bumble around Google and Stack Overflow, so this would be a way for solving for "I totally know how to do this thing bu
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by shaneoh 2y ago
I recently interviewed for my team and tried this same approach. I thought it made sense because I want to see how people can actually work and problem solve given all the tools at their disposal, just like on the job. It proved to be awkwa
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by shaneoh 2y ago
If HN is not representative of the customer base for a paid search engine, then what is?
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by shaneoh 2y ago
More curious about your story of starting your own company on a near-whim! I've been grinding out trying to do the same over a year or so without any traction at all and I'm finding myself almost back at Square 1 without any more
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by shaneoh 3y ago
How did you get your French back up to snuff?
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by shaneoh 3y ago
I use [Shuttle]( https://fitztrev.github.io/shuttle/ ) for that ssh issue which often comes in handy. Should solve for most of those CLI command issues.
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by shaneoh 3y ago
That's cool! I do all of those things as well, minus the uni classes and open-source. But for someone who has no interest in travel, then learning foreign languages would be a waste of time. I personally consider writing open-source so
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by shaneoh 3y ago
What are those hobbies?
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by shaneoh 3y ago
I wonder how you measure balance between being lazy vs. not lazy by this definition? I agree with you, but it's not like it's feasible to remain full-on focused on coding or meetings or documenting for 8 hours straight each day.
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by shaneoh 3y ago
Where is the lie exactly?
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by shaneoh 3y ago
Could have easily been at night and/or during a heavy storm with very low visibility
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by shaneoh 3y ago
> Were you using artists for anything you can use DALLE for now? I mean sure yeah, in the past I would pay for logos from artists and now I just make them with AI for my projects instead.
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by shaneoh 3y ago
I wish this were the case but I'm not really sure I buy it. I'm a software engineer with absolutely no eye for design or illustration. Now I can write a prompt to get me a good-enough image in 90% of cases whereas before that was
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by shaneoh 3y ago
Fair point, but I meant for English-native speakers in this context.
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by shaneoh 3y ago
Can't the same argument be made of almost any language unless you live in a bilingual neighborhood?