Kiro

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by Kiro 2y ago
What do you mean? I don't know of any country except the US where SSN is used for authentication. In my country SSN is public information.
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by Kiro 2y ago
> Name them for what they are. I've kept hearing (and believing) this for 20 years but never seen a project where it's actually enforced. It seems like one of those things that doesn't work in practice and that come with v
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by Kiro 2y ago
Somewhat resembles? Come on.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't think that's a use case since you don't get rate limited when using the API.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't think AI has made me enjoy programming less. If anything it has made me love it even more. The biggest benefit for me is that it has helped me with procrastination. Instead of "I'll do it tomorrow" I will just as
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by Kiro 2y ago
Copilot makes me able to focus on the creative parts of programming instead of all the boilerplate and other unfun stuff.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Go look at the top comment of this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40900482 That's the kind of stuff I want to see when opening a thread on HN, but most of the times we get shallow snark like yours instead
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by Kiro 2y ago
Infuriating that you actually think Lebron James is that famous outside the US.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I love pixel art games in 2024.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Am I the only one who almost never experience any hallucinations when talking to ChatGPT? I have to really push it into a corner with trick questions and conflicting instructions about obscure topics in order to trigger hallucinations. That
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by Kiro 2y ago
I keep seeing this being thrown around but ChatGPT can do addition just fine since at least GPT-3.5. Not that I care or expect it to (why would I use an LLM for math?) but still.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't like that. "Recognizes" implies that it only works because it has seen exactly that before but I can throw data in a completely made-up format that the world has never seen at an LLM and tell it to convert it to anoth
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by Kiro 2y ago
What do you mean? I think Huel is great and has improved my life a lot.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Hard disagree on that. I absolutely hate cooking.
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by Kiro 2y ago
The new website is the first time I've felt excitement for Ladybird and I've been following SerenityOS from the inception.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I think Figma is one of the few companies where generative AI makes sense, and that's also why they run into problems - because it's actually useful. All the other companies trying to force AI into their products will not get this
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by Kiro 2y ago
Which one is the most popular?
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by Kiro 2y ago
The fact that everyone is so certain makes me think the analysis is incorrect. Especially when it's coming from the HN crowd which is notoriously bad at predicting things.
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by Kiro 2y ago
GPT3.5 used to hallucinate a lot but it was drastically improved with 4, to a point where I can't even remember the last time it did it. It feels like people are exaggerating or basing it on the experience with old models.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I very seldom experience hallucinations and I'm a really heavy user of ChatGPT. Can someone give me a prompt that is likely to generate hallucinations?
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't understand how this is still a thing in 2024.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Is it really that much better? I'm really happy with GPT-4o's coding capabilities and very seldom experience problems with hallucinations or incorrect responses, so I'm intrigued by how much better it can actually be.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Nothing wrong with JS here. MMOs are I/O bound which Node is great at.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't understand in what apps it's acceptable for the client to be able to write to the database directly. Or how you can get away without any backend logic. I have the same questions about Supabase and Firestore so it seems lik
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by Kiro 2y ago
I always see a face together with the name, yes. The name is mostly audible but I also visualize the text in a white font.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You clearly have aphantasia. > do you see the apple just like you see it in your dreams? Yes, pretty much.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I can ask ChatGPT extremely specific programming questions and get working code solving it. This is not something I can do with a search engine. Another thing a search engine cannot do that I use ChatGPT for on a daily basis is taking unstr
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by Kiro 2y ago
This post supports your case way less than you think. I've sent it to several EE friends and none have expressed your discontent. The general consensus has been "amazing what AI can do nowadays", and I agree. This would have
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by Kiro 2y ago
What's the difference? I thought "agents" was just a fancier word for sequential prompts.
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by Kiro 2y ago
We like to think we're above everyone else but in reality our technical expertise is mostly irrelevant when evaluating the utility. I've been programming for 20 years and I can't think of a single thing I know that puts me in

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