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by u8 15d ago
I'm so excited for another model I will never effectively use because I'm not overpaid to live in San Mansisco.
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by u8 1mo ago
How well do you think their terminal works if they couldn't even spend the time to clean up their vibe coded website?
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by u8 1mo ago
Yeah... people aren't paying Bloomberg $31,980 per year for a TUI. They're paying for the data source... and I don't think you have Bloomberg's connections.
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by u8 1mo ago
AI Creators and NFT Bros are cut from the same cloth. Just polluters who think because they can type on a keyboard it makes them special despite having spent most of their lives as talent-less hacks.
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by u8 1mo ago
Isn't this basic economics? Supply and demand. If slop floods the zone then human work becomes even more scarce and valuable. What is my incentive to pay you? A person who spent no time working on something and who probably won't
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by u8 1mo ago
I don't think its asking too much of a $1T company to not make a shitty desktop app. Especially when that companies whole moat with developers is that their tools can do our jobs better and faster. The real reason they're using El
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The Many Claudes of My Code(shippingbinaries.com)
3 points by u8 2mo ago|0 comments
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by u8 2mo ago
> I strongly agree that written text should be from humans to humans. Yet I still write all of my texts with LLMs. And I don’t find that contradictory. What distinguishes “AI slop” from “good writing” is whether a human has put thoughts
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by u8 3mo ago
We were so spoiled. We got fat salaries to sit in air conditioned Herman Millers all day learning about computers. Now we discover a way to synthesis intelligence and the only thing we can think to do with it is ruin the most fun career mos
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by u8 3mo ago
I won't have an opinion until Brian Johnson tells me how much younger this makes him.
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by u8 3mo ago
This sounds pretty interesting to me (history of Suduko). Do you have a note with some of the links you’ve found?
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by u8 4mo ago
It's crazy how I can see articles like this, but in my practical every day use antigravity is a horrible consumer experience. The TUI is broken. You cannot type input while the model is outputting text, otherwise both get messed up and
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by u8 4mo ago
Huh, I have to say that I am impressed with Chat Jimmy. No doubt that the hardware running this model operates faster than any human. If this was possible to scale, (and I'm not saying it isn't, I just don't think it's l
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by u8 4mo ago
The disconnect for AI is that it is a jagged frontier and it only really shines when one of its jagged frontiers extends counter to one of your valleys. If you've been writing Perl for 30 years, you might not want to learn JavaScript j
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by u8 6mo ago
I've been coding by hand for nearly 20 years. I don't get any rush from generating code with agents. Most of the time I just feel loss. Coding to me has always been the work of a craftsman. I spent years learning syntax, studying
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by u8 6mo ago
Add my name to the list. I enjoyed thinking about all of the little problems. Being a craftsman.
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Is My Sudoku Algorithm Ethical?(artsie.red)
3 points by u8 1y ago|0 comments
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An iPhone, Swiped(spyglass.org)
11 points by u8 1y ago|2 comments
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AI Won't Replace Writing(tristan.cx)
3 points by u8 2y ago|0 comments
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An Epiphany in a Chocolate Shake(tristan.cx)
2 points by u8 2y ago|0 comments
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by u8 2y ago
I took a crack at implementing this in Go. For anyone curious I settled for algorithm 2 as I can just use a map as the base set structure. https://github.com/tristanisham/f0
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by u8 3y ago
What about the Go try/catch claim? There is no try/catch in Go. Returning errors and values is closer to Rust and Zig than D and C++.
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Scientists May Have Figured Out How to Regenerate Lost Hearing(futurism.com)
43 points by u8 3y ago|14 comments
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by u8 3y ago
I’ve made the exact same website for myself. It’s just a little PHP static webapp but I can write reviews for posts and it’s got a simple SQLite/PHP ^8 backend. https://artsie.red/ I could have used something like Safa
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Why Writers Use Platforms(ham.onl)
2 points by u8 3y ago|0 comments
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by u8 4y ago
Just was in the National Irish Museum - Archeology yesterday and saw these stones for myself! These are such impressive structures, at least 5 feet high with writing so deeply engraved it’s still legible today (a specialist’s eye is still r
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by u8 4y ago
If you’re interested in trying Zig out and want an easy way to update/use multiple versions I’ve been working on a Zig Version Manager for the past few weeks. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, a smattering of BSD’s and Plan 9. Arm and x
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Ask HN: How do you send emails from your backend?
1 points by u8 4y ago|2 comments
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by u8 4y ago
I had to do a lot of manual transcription in Journalism school. Using a tool like Descript saved HOURS of my life. Generally it was 80% accurate, but going over an two-hour-long recording again at 3x speed while reading over the transcript,
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Fiber arts, mysterious dodecahedrons, and waiting on “Eureka ”(eukaryotewritesblog.com)
2 points by u8 4y ago|0 comments

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