GorbachevyChase

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by GorbachevyChase 6mo ago
I’ve wondered how feasible it would be to start building browser-based CAD/design products to replace our expensive and poorly supported paid plugins and niche products. Seems promising!
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by GorbachevyChase 6mo ago
I like these guys less every day. The rate limits are so low they are close to not even useful as a provider.
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by GorbachevyChase 6mo ago
Or Apollo development was a massive boondoggle that would never work and a small subset of those involved faked it to avoid being fired or going to prison. I know that directors of multibillion dollar projects lying to save their own skin i
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Why would you pay for their service when an AI agent can reproduce that for you? If you’re vibecoding SaaS, you’re not going to make it.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
We’re not getting any juicy leaks from it because it’s just full of 20-year-old memes and meeting invites to look busy.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
I suspect the next big marketing gimmick is this supposed leak about capybara. I suspect the leak is intentional and meant to influence their expected IPO. I think the big reveal is going to be that frontier models are no better than the op
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
We’ve come full circle to sumptuary laws. You can’t have upwardly mobile people born to working parents going around enjoying the finer things like air travel, consuming meat, or living in a climate controlled home. It would be unseemly. Ca
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
You should open your windows and run your air conditioner to reverse global warming. Take the fight to those Philistines with their Ford F150s.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Humans who have played games should also not be allowed to test in ARC AGI. Cavemen only.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
If they’re sourcing some of their information from GPS data, the vertical precision for elevation is pretty poor, even if you’re using professional equipment. I’ve been being off a foot or tube is perfectly normal. You really need to use su
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Sounds like Claude commits are, on average, going into higher visibility repositories than humans… maybe the author would like to reconsider their approach?
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
So your definition of intelligence would be exactly equal to a human or some subset of them you choose? Could a dog solve ARC-AGI? Probably not. I would not say they lack intelligence. Same with a fruit fly. What if the calculator is powere
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
A theme I have noticed in content oriented towards young children is a very heavy use of probably unlicensed depictions of famous characters from popular franchises. Is Nintendo collecting a royalty from “it’s raining tacos“? Probably not.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
This seems like a classic case of tightening the screw until it strips and then giving it a quarter turn backwards.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Why on earth would you publish and monetize software anybody can reproduce with a $20 subscription and an hour of prompting? Why would you ever publish something you vibe coded to PyPI? Code itself isn’t scarce anymore. If there is not some
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Is the AI in the room with us now? I get that people are upset that making a cool six figures off of stitching together React components is maybe not a viable long-term career path anymore. For those of us on the user side, the value is tre
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
There is no rule based order, and when it comes to state security establishments, the US or any other, there are no good guys.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
They discovered the nowgorithm.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Enormous amounts of money could be saved with plain old Python and shell scripts anybody could learn… but then management wants you bolt on telemetry for a dashboard nobody will look at to prove it’s a good idea. Then they want you to promi
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
That was equally true of human written code that you didn’t write. So if a human had written that insecure program, what would the consequences be ? Would they go to prison? Would they lose license to practice? When they get sued? If the an
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Software is a bit unique in that in almost all cases there are no consequences to responsible parties for malpractice. Shipping defects is the standard of care. Not so for doctors, plumbers, and hair stylists. It’s why I’m so surprised by t
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Frying the reward centers in your brain on anything can create unhealthy dependencies. That some people may see it as a good for social engineering purposes is orthogonal to its effect on consumers.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Taylor Frankie Paul’s monetization of relationship dysfunction is an inspiration to hustlers everywhere.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
There’s no use crying over every mistake. You just keep on trying until you run out of cake.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
I don’t think we have any way of knowing what will happen. We’re in such an age of abundance now that it’s possible to make a living fighting with your girlfriends in Salt Lake City. Graphite block warehouse owners in China can be celebriti
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
I think there’s probably some adjacency to other things which make people feel good, but are ultimately bad for them. Gambling, alcohol, porn, infinite scroll social media. There are a few people making a ton of money on this stuff and the
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
I don’t see a trace of mark down or em dashes. I think maybe you’re perhaps a little too emotionally invested in politics
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
So I guess the hacker news downvote police got after this one because it was actually informative? Am I reading this right?
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
I mean, he did sue a bunch of poor people to remove any possibility that they might make ancestral claims on or around his super abundance of land. It is in really bad taste and a testament to his lack of character.
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by GorbachevyChase 7mo ago
Well, this is not directly related to department of transportation is surprisingly helpful when it comes to providing information. Some states have absurd policies like a pseudo classification system for public projects like bridges as if t

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