Kiro

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by Kiro 3mo ago
I think this kind of "hard work" is a perfect fit for AI, and something where the complexity for a human is incorrectly extrapolated to LLMs. Tirelessly wading through heaps of specifications and documentation with very clear goal
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by Kiro 4mo ago
The OpenAI moderation endpoint is free and it doesn't count toward the usage limit.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Not the gotcha you think it is considering how common fake loaders are in all application development. They're inserted for a reason, but that's a different topic. We're talking about pure animations here, not loading screens
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Setting animations to 0x is famously broken on Android with the UI jumping up and down on transitions. It's a litmus test to spot people falsely claiming they have it disabled without realizing it outs them.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Finally someone not roleplaying. You're the first person who acknowledges the flakiness of the dev options. People are self-reporting when they claim they set it to 0x without realizing it's unusable due to the bugs.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Most people with that opinion keep using apps and devices with animations, but thinking it would be better without them. Very few actually torture themselves like that in practice.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Which the majority of people think is a horrible experience. There's even a sibling comment in this thread pointing that out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48518721
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Play any game with good UI and you will see animations used everywhere. Instant transitions are only good in theory.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
That was not my point. Maybe we interpret "can't do their job" differently. That said, outside of HN I don't know anyone writing code by hand anymore except people that can't use it due to compliance or work on PLC
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by Kiro 4mo ago
> Everyone agrees AI can't do their job, so it ends up doing everyone else's. In real life I haven't met a single programmer who doesn't think AI can do their job. If someone would actually say that I would immediatel
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by Kiro 4mo ago
How good can a rhyming poem about a haircut where every word starts with S be?
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by Kiro 4mo ago
It absolutely damages the argument. Not sure why you think your question is a gotcha.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
I think you're in an interesting space where there's a real opportunity to create something fresh. When people are actively looking for alternatives it will be easier to break out of the established norms. What does anti-AI mean?
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by Kiro 4mo ago
I responded to a comment about the prose. Why are you not calling out that one instead?
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by Kiro 4mo ago
I don't think you know what "gooning" means. It's edgy Gen Z slang and has nothing to do with being British.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
It's not tiresome. It's spot on. Nothing is as addictive as HN.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
I don't see how the publisher is relevant here. It would be the developer saying that.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
> They'd hoard the tokens are use them to dominate SaaS software in any industry they want. I don't understand this argument. I've ran and sold a semi-successful SaaS. The exhausting and frustrating parts are all the thing
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by Kiro 4mo ago
It's just silly to claim it has zero correlation.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
No serious user of DaVinci hates this.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Yes, but only because it is a translation. Easily the best use case for LLMs.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Not a very deep justification. Probably the easiest thing to grasp for when thinking "how can I make this religious theme fit the narrative?".
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Sounds like it doesn't catch everything and they recommend search-and-replace. From their docs: "For example, if you want to replace a variable name with a new name for a large project, use the Replace in path instead of the Renam
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by Kiro 4mo ago
That doesn't update documentation or comments referring to the function. I prefer search-and-replace.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
I think it's beyond decent. I don't understand how people are not more impressed by this. Just a few years ago the only expectation would be garbled nonsense.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Using words people understand is more important than this strange fixation on not anthropomorphizing things.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
Before AI people got the answer they needed from the snippets. That's the level most search queries are at.
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by Kiro 4mo ago
> arguing that code quality doesn't matter, and quality produced by humans in the past was often terrible You're conflating two different things. I'm one of the people arguing for the latter, but not because I don't t
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by Kiro 5mo ago
> my eyes roll out of my head Summarizes my feeling about this article and the author.
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by Kiro 5mo ago
There's no uncertainty here. Every day I ask myself how long something I did would have taken without it. The answer is always crystal clear. It's not hard or difficult at all.

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