Kiro

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by Kiro 2y ago
And that warrants low-effort snark and jokes polluting these threads? There are still good discussions here, but they get muddled by all this nonsense.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Yes, that's certainly an odd argument. Why would I do that when I'm happy with the service I'm paying for? Especially when it's the best way to support the creators I enjoy, since they get a much bigger share of revenue
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by Kiro 2y ago
And yet, when YouTube cracks down on adblockers, people on here get outraged instead of just paying for Premium. Everyone keeps saying "just let me pay" but when the option exists, it seems like most still avoid it and stick to co
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by Kiro 2y ago
This is not unique to AI. People simply don't care about your stuff. Ask any regular artist or game developer.
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by Kiro 2y ago
No, thanks. I have no obligation to do that and if it lags you can always just close the page.
516.
by Kiro 2y ago
Anyone downvoting this should know that other YC companies endorsing a product launch is a certified HN classic, and by downvoting it, you're violating a long and rich tradition.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Not true. I gave it a few documents and webpages of things I'm interested in and it was surprisingly engaging.
518.
by Kiro 2y ago
How is it sickening? Tell it to roast you if you think it's a problem.
519.
by Kiro 2y ago
Imagine showing this and your comment to someone 5 years ago.
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by Kiro 2y ago
It used to be IRC channels on Freenode and I didn't see anyone complaining back then.
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by Kiro 2y ago
That sounds almost like the complete opposite of my experience and I'm also working in a big Rails app. I wonder how our experiences can be so diametrically different.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You're getting downvoted, but I agree with your last sentence — and not just about AI. The amount of negativity here regarding almost everything is appalling. Maybe it's rose-tinted nostalgia but I don't remember it being lik
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by Kiro 2y ago
I would never have imagined hackers becoming copyright zealots advocating for lawsuits. I must be getting old but I still remember the Pirate Bay trial as if it was yesterday.
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by Kiro 2y ago
That was how it worked in Sweden and it solved nothing.
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by Kiro 2y ago
It's obviously fine not to be into fashion, but if you're not, you shouldn't go around making judgment calls or confidently and incorrectly saying people wouldn't wear something for fashion reasons. It’s revealing in the
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by Kiro 2y ago
Thick rims like those are considered high fashion right now. It's the opposite of goofy and says a lot about the audience here that you're all oblivious to this fact.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't notice any latency whatsoever. If you're not exaggerating and are genuinely experiencing "brutal" latency, then something is definitely wrong with your setup.
528.
by Kiro 2y ago
I haven't worked in a single company where it wasn't easy to game any metrics. The only effective countermeasure to people slacking is having eyes watching them.
529.
by Kiro 2y ago
I think it's about productivity. Maybe not for you or me but if you're on TikTok you've probably seen the 'quiet vacations' trend, where kids learn how to fake working in their remote jobs. This is why we can't
530.
by Kiro 2y ago
Can't relate. I've enjoyed every single one of his games.
531.
by Kiro 2y ago
I don't think you realize how many of the accounts you interact with online are actually bots.
532.
by Kiro 2y ago
You're way too late starting that fight. "Chat with [anything]" has been an established term for a long time now.
533.
by Kiro 2y ago
Isn't that the whole reason that o1 works?
534.
by Kiro 2y ago
Who cares what they think? In fact, the fewer who uses this the better for the ones that do. It's not in my self-interest to convert anyone and I obviously don't need to convince myself when I have the result right in front of me.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You clearly have made up your mind that it can't be right but to me it's like arguing against breathing. There are no uncertainties or misunderstandings here. The productivity gains are real and the code produced is more robust. N
536.
by Kiro 2y ago
We went from "it's useless because..." - "it outputs gibberish" to "it just copypastes" to "it only works for simple things" to "it can't make Google Spanner from scratch".
537.
by Kiro 2y ago
I didn't like it and ended up watching a playthrough on YouTube instead.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I agree. This is such an old and beaten idea that used to be present on every other webpage back in the day. I'm surprised by the comments here praising it as something novel.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I use both and will continue to do so. You're trying to lecture people who have been on HN for more than 10 years how "we" do stuff around here.
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by Kiro 2y ago
And you never hear anyone complaining about those. "Locking knowledge" was never an argument before and it's not now.

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