Kiro

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by Kiro 1y ago
"Face to face" is a protected term that means meeting IRL.
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> “If instead of looking at your plants and making sure that they’re watered correctly or reaching out to an expert, you always just take a picture with your AI app and have it tell you what’s wrong, you are letting AI do the thinking fo
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by Kiro 1y ago
Not true and the trick for you to get better results is to let go of this incorrect assumption you have. If a human is an expert in JavaScript and you tell them to use Rust for a task that can be done in JavaScript, the results will be wors
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I disagree. Less clarity gives them more freedom to choose and utilize the practices they are better trained on instead of being artificially restricted to something that might not be a necessary limit.
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I get better result when I intentionally omit parts and give them more playroom to figure it out.
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by Kiro 1y ago
Two YC companies openly fighting and accusing each other. Not a good look and I'm surprised that you haven't been reprimanded yet.
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You're not fooling anyone.
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by Kiro 1y ago
You were the one who started with the insults.
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> We’ve all been to those glass case dispensaries by now. No. I don't even know what this means. > The world of weed isn’t that new and exciting anymore, c’mon guys… I think it is. In my country it's illegal.
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Yes, I've been saying that AI helps with procrastination a lot.
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> I see claims from one side that “I used $LLM_SERVICE_PROVIDER to make a small throwaway tool, so all programmers will be unemployed in $ARBITRARY_TIME_WINDOW”, and from the other side flat-out rejections of the idea that this type of t
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> I believe people who claim that it makes them faster or more productive are making a conscious decision to relax their quality standards to achieve those gains. Yep, this is pretty much it. However, I honestly feel that AI writes so mu
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The HN crowd is the worst at predicting things so I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be the best decision Apple ever made.
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> Wild. I evaluate LLMs about once per year, and can't wait for the generative AI bubble to burst. Strange thing to respond to people having great success with it. You clearly want it to fail, but why?
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Not my experience at all. 25% sounds really high. I can't even remember the last time it gave me an error that wasn't reasonable (e.g. based on incomplete information) and was just pure noise.
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> Its just trivial problem like centering things in CSS Out of all examples you chose the hardest problem in computer science.
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NFTs had zero utility but even the most anti AI posts are now "ok, AI can be useful but what are the costs?". It's clearly something different.
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I'm the opposite. I haven't had this much fun programming in years. I can quickly iterate, focus on the creative parts and it really helps with procrastination.
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That's nice and all but when your procrastination prevents you from doing anything at all for months it doesn't really feel like it's a good thing.
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Yes, that works for most of the images.
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True. That one is a lost cause.
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It's enough to just nearest neighbor scale it to the pixel grid to remove both artifacts and inconsistent pixel sizes. They are so few so it doesn't affect the final result.
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by Kiro 1y ago
Not a good look for her. Just another hateful and toxic thread on that horrible platform, riddled with off-topic accusations and conspiracy theories. They are making it sound like OpenAI is behind the court order or something. It's als
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by Kiro 1y ago
You're not the target audience.
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I'm talking about "bullish" as in "optimistic about something's or someone's prospects" so literally the opposite of what you think I meant. In other words, the article is more optimistic about AI than the
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by Kiro 1y ago
No, you did not. Stop trolling. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44097108
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What? It's nothing. I know people burning that in a day when paying on a per token basis.
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I think the article is way more bullish on AI than what the ";-)" and you imply.
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How?
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by Kiro 1y ago
I don't really agree with people saying this is good communication. What will happen with Glitch?

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