Kiro

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by Kiro 2y ago
All bidets I've looked at including Tushy seem really complicated to install (basically having to redo the plumbing) and I don't understand how so many people can just buy and install one like it's nothing. Am I imagining thi
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by Kiro 2y ago
Why all those steps? Why not just file + prompt to JSON directly?
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by Kiro 2y ago
> The Lord of the Rings is the One Ring Source? I can't find anything.
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by Kiro 2y ago
What relevant metadata is there in an HTML file?
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by Kiro 2y ago
That's an external dependency. You don't install anything here. It's no different than making any other module you reuse in multiple places.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Bizarre comment. Why would you copypaste this into every file when you can do it once and import it? What's the problem exactly?
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by Kiro 2y ago
Normally I would agree with you but for such a fuzzy topic involving search it would require all pages and discussions it can find to be the same and not outdated. I don't see why anyone would presume these systems to be omnipotent.
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by Kiro 2y ago
99.99% of all data is complete garbage and impossible for a human to sift through. Most spam email doesn't even end up in your spam inbox. It gets stopped long before that.
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by Kiro 2y ago
From the paper: > At least one of the four completions must be incorrect for the trainer to continue with that question; otherwise, the trainer was instructed to create a new question.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I find it interesting that the people who dismiss the utility of AI are being so aggressive, sarcastic and hateful about it. Why all the anger? Where's the curiosity?
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by Kiro 2y ago
There's a big difference between "I've seen X" and "I've not seen X". The latter does not invalidate the former, unless you believe the person is lying or being delusional.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Interesting that you believe your subjective experience outweighs the claims of all others who report successfully using LLMs for coding. Wouldn't a more charitable interpretation be that it doesn't fit the stuff you're doing
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by Kiro 2y ago
You're doing circular reasoning based on your initial concern actually being a problem in practice. In my experience it's not, which makes all your other speculations inherently incorrect.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You're reading this wrong. They've deliberately chosen questions that one or more models fail at. It's not representative at all of how often the model is wrong in general.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You learn how to effectively prompt it in a way where the AI can fill in the blanks. Sometimes the prompt is just a couple of words because I know that the AI will interpolate the rest by the context (getting the context right is crucial).
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by Kiro 2y ago
It's a completely new skill that you need to learn. My productivity gains are substantial but it comes from experience building multiple applications using LLMs. I feel I learn something new every day and the tooling just gets better a
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by Kiro 2y ago
Funny how you are calling people clueless while being confidently incorrect. You're in absolute minority.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Thanks but I will use it anyway.
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by Kiro 2y ago
The only time I see a post on Mastodon it's always some angry and hateful rant. It seems extremely toxic.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't agree with "Factorio is like work". The grind is no different to me than playing Diablo. It feels like a comparison that programmers love to tout because it makes for a memeable and relatable story but at its core it&
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by Kiro 2y ago
> Do people really believe that "AI" products that use LLMs are capable enough to do things like control a computer, or write accurate code? Of course. It's not a hypothetical question. Almost all of my code is written by
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by Kiro 2y ago
What do you mean "probably not"? A $5 VPS should be able to handle this with ease.
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by Kiro 2y ago
What is "this stuff"? Computer use was released 3 days ago and I would say the opposite is true for LLMs in general: it's overused in production and shoehorned into stuff that doesn't need it.
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by Kiro 2y ago
It's anything but simple; good try though. From your comments, it's clear you've already made up your mind that it can't possibly be true and you're just trying to find rationalisations to support your narrative. I
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by Kiro 2y ago
It says it supports PDF but I don't see that in https://github.com/anthropics/anthropic-quickstarts/blob/mai... What am I missing?
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by Kiro 2y ago
How can this listen on sites that are closed? Is it just using shady scraping techniques to bypass the defense or is it using some kind of API?
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by Kiro 2y ago
Cursor has no problem making complicated PRs spanning multiple files and modules in my legacy spaghetti code. I wouldn't be surprised if it could replace most programmers already.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Not my experience at all. What kind of code are you using it for?
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by Kiro 2y ago
It's not either or. In my specific situation Cursor is such a productivity booster that I can't imagine going back. It's not a theoretical question.
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by Kiro 2y ago
It's not that something is under-discussed. The problem is the noise. Apparently, I'm in the minority for disliking shallow Reddit-style snark, since it's getting upvoted while people complaining about it are getting downvote

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