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by Aperocky 7mo ago
You get AI EMBEDDED EXPLORER! Just wait 2 seconds for LLM to open up your folder. Oh and don't forget to watch the ads.
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by Aperocky 7mo ago
I guess the market will speak for itself. I absolutely see the macOS percentage shoot to the sky, it's already almost 50% in the United States, with this, it will gravitate to 75%+ with significant penetration in Europe. Microsoft is a
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by Aperocky 7mo ago
The Dell part or the windows preference part?
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
The steps are small at the front and huge on the bottom, and carries a lot of opinions on the last 2 steps (but specifically on step 7) That's a smell for where the author and maybe even the industry is. Agents don't have any purp
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
The biggest surprise of this list is someone grabbed "f" as github username, clever.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
I've gravitated towards this: Code: ~100% LLM Communication: ~100% Me Communication isn't docs, docs are increasingly defined by more steering docs which are read by both LLM and humans; but for pure human consumption (e.g. email)
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
All persistent data should have backup. It's not a high bar.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Please note that mass surveillance of Europeans is fine from Anthropic's statement.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
> write 20kloc of Rust code every day (and I review all of it) Only one of this can be true. It's not a shame to say you don't bother reviewing it, in the future that may well be the norm.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
It is legal because Jensen isn't selling drugs, payday loans are legal too!
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
That's not fair, Sam can love money too and there is no conflict here.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Reminds me of Effective Altruism and the collective results of people claiming to believe in that virtue.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
The more messy a problem is, the less it should be decoupled and siloed into its own team. Instead of making actual improvement on the subject (you name it, safety, security, etc), it becomes a checkbox exercise and metrics and bureaucracie
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
He would just become a software engineer like the rest of us, and probably would have started google or netflix.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Exactly, so charge on usage or cap on usage. Either the token works for all times, or works until it doesn't, or does not work at all. Punishing the account for using a token you have vended for the exact same purpose is extremely poor
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
> difference between suborbital flight and putting a payload in orbit. What looks like a next logical step actually takes 10X or more effort, scale, and testing. But suborbital flight and payload in orbit is much less of a difference tha
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
If they allowed oauth token to work like that then that is their (Google's) problem.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Tangential piggy back: If you prefer CLI, here's a free and open source HN browser in terminal: https://github.com/Aperocky/hnterminal Install: `pipx install hnterminal`
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
This article seem to be confounding external impact with internal motivation. Yes the jobloss impact caused the people to be unable to save and in turn they wished they have saved more.. but ignored is whether they could to begin with. Of
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
That sound like being a manager IRL.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
This is where the debate has another axis - when. Quality matters, delivery speed matters, shipping also matters, where it matters and when it matters is much harder to get right. But it's also self correcting - if you don't, the
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Information is either public or it is not. If it is public, it will be scraped, AI companies are irrelevant here. If information is truly sensitive, do not make it public, and that's completely fine. This might have been the case here.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Vibe coding is just a tool - same with programming languages and compilers. The product being useful and well received by user and market is still the ultimate test. Whether something is vibe coded or not does not matter.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
You can get more spiky with AIs, whereas with human brain we are more hard wired. So maybe we are forced to be more balanced and general whereas AI don't have to.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
If you look at the problem space it is easy to see why it's toast, maybe there's intelligence in there, but hardly general.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Discord is not prized because you can send a message to a chatroom, or any of the hooks and functions. It's because of everybody there. Currently no one is on Entire - the investor are betting they will be.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
But both extremes are both doing well financially in this case.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
Paraphrase: It's not the time, or location, or even concurrency, it's `join()`.
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
An awesome article (if only we remove "functional programmers", feel like they are unfairly called out), hit close to home on operations and pull up a lot of (painful) memories. Fundamentally - all your system after a certain scal
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by Aperocky 8mo ago
For the time being. Does anyone want Windows 11 for real? The inertia is not permanent.

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