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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Paper is just too inconvenient to use for long term storage and revisiting imo. It's better suited as a transitive storage medium, either for short lived stuff like tasks, checklists, or acting as a writing inbox that you later capture
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
There is a Cuba museum in my hometown, Tuxpan, Veracruz Mexico. History goes that, Fidel Castro, after exiling, organized and trained men and then sailed from the port to Cuba, ultimately this starting the Cuba revolution and his regime&#x2
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
That comment chain depicts perfectly my thoughts about LLMs. Yeah, they can generate a lot of code, but someone has to look at all that, and clanker code is more taxing to read than code written by another person which wasn't easy to r
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
This is notorious in platforms like reddit, with people jumping in to suggest no name products in response to questions. It doesn't help that reddit allows private profiles, thus allowing astroturfers to get away with it. Also, another
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Whoops https://youtu.be/gMWBoy3t77k?si=8ACTNYmSQT9uDoE5
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
I did a while ago, first you've gotta fix your setup so the top of the monitor is at eye level. Then do neck bridges; put yourself with your back against the wall, use the back of your head as support and move your body and feet a bit
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
This better reflects what I thought about the other day. You either, let clankers do its thing and then bake in your implementation on top, you think it through and make them do it, but at the end of the day you've still gotta THINK of
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Crappy software that works. Unfortunately for all clanker evangelists, you need humans to review all the clanker spaghetti, manage infra, do firefighting and translate business requirements into working systems (gross oversimplification of
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Unlimited access to APIs. A security hazard. A slot machine but with your work. Not kidding, that's what I think of it. I can see its value I guess, as in, "give me a summary of my today's emails" or "What are my ne
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What do agents like OpenClaw bring to the table?
1 points by Bridged7756 7mo ago|4 comments
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
I think I'm not getting it. What's the problem if someone else can claim that bucket name? If it's deleted wouldn't the data be deleted too? Or is it there something I'm missing.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
You're not any better my friend. Name calling and straw man fallacies make a far worse point, if any, that that commenter made.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
That's true. Claude Code should lawyer up. This is a clear case of libel.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Flirt with Claude Code. Go out on dates with Claude Code. Propose to Claude Code. Marry Claude Code. Have children, with Claude Code. Caress Claude Code at night. Die, by Claude Code's side.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Reddit is the fakest social media platform out there. The amount of fabricated situations like "my marbles totally aligned like this by themselves", or "my husband eats his hotdogs with toothpaste" and it's a pictur
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Slow and bloated, it is very much the current state. They're convenient, particularly because they're bloated and work OOTB, but go and try a decent sized project on 16gb RAM.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
I can see the value of doing this but I think that this is a case of the 80-20 rule. Just the low effort 80, which could be keeping a journal where you reflect on how you felt a given day, why that might be, and what steps to take to avoid
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We professional C-suites, lost the battle against vibe-leadership?
4 points by Bridged7756 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
It is the expectation in my country to wait for your turn too, and seen as rude or a power display to speak over someone. I also find that casual conversations are more turn based, and people are expected to continue a conversation by askin
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Probably tell Claude to make deployments or something.
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by Bridged7756 7mo ago
Where did you get that from that comment?. It seems clear to me that it was meant were all consumers.
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Ask HN: Android tablet, iPad or e-ink tablet, which device for reading?
1 points by Bridged7756 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
Such is the case in most of the developing world. I.e only one city here in Mexico has potable tap water. A RO system costs like $350, plus the filter renewal costs. I did the math, and it's cheaper to just buy the purified water off
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
I agree, it just sucks at understanding style and simplicity. It's good at code generation, feature wise, it can scaffold and cobble together shit, but when it comes down to code structure, architecture, you essentially have to argue w
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
Our job is done for. We will be shown the door, and everyone will rejoice. Everyone will live in a happy world where you'll doddle a house and Claude will build you a next generation SaaS that makes you millions. Managers will do the j
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
Buddy, when the engineering skill set is "no longer useful" you'll be living in a cardboard box at least a couple of years before that ever happens.
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
It's either my country or the parenting I got that makes me incapable of trusting a stranger. I don't know who I might be talking to, or who that person I talked to might talk to, and while it might be fine to talk to someone who
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
I agree. I for one, welcome LLMs for sensible uses, like trivia, code boilerplate, as a content synthesizer. I wouldn't trust it with anything else, and have found that any gains obtained by speedups in code writing are offset by the
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
"Marrying? But what about cheating?" "Easy! Just murder your spouse before that ever happens!"
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by Bridged7756 8mo ago
I wouldn't trust LLMs with anything, even low stakes things like handling my notes. I fail to see how people willingly give keys to the kingdom, why, asides from just FOMO/trend chasing.

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