Kiro

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by Kiro 8mo ago
I would love to see that code.
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by Kiro 8mo ago
The article is talking about physical fatigue from being more productive. Your comment is about the "people are tired of the AI hype" type of fatigue.
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by Kiro 8mo ago
How is your comment relevant to the article?
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by Kiro 8mo ago
Sounds like a good way to kill yourself, considering "fatigue" here means actual physical fatigue and not "I'm tired of AI".
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by Kiro 8mo ago
That's not the type of fatigue the article is talking about.
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by Kiro 8mo ago
I did because I want to see a critical discussion around it. I'm still trying to figure out if there's any substance to OpenClaw, and hyperbolic claims like this is a great way to separate the wheat from the chaff. It's like
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by Kiro 8mo ago
Things have progressed much faster than even the most optimistic predictions, so every "wait 6 months" has come true. Just look at how the discourse has changed on HN. No-one is using the arguments from 6 months ago and any argume
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by Kiro 8mo ago
Academic titles and usage obviously differ between countries. The lax usage of "professor" is pretty unique to the US, so I don't understand why you would presume that.
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by Kiro 8mo ago
I agree. I don't understand the argument that just because people have incorrectly claimed HN is turning into reddit before, it automatically means it can never happen. I think HN has become a lot more like reddit and in some ways even
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by Kiro 9mo ago
No. Analogue is the worst for ADHD. Physical notes are the easiest thing to neglect and forget about. It becomes another brick in the massive stack of unopened letters and random papers.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
Hilarious thing to say when we've just had some of the biggest leaps ever with Gemini 3 and Opus 4.5.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
Even if it doesn't see any improvements beyond this point it wouldn't be a big deal. It's good enough for most programmers and any improvements are just a bonus.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
> "definitively capable tools when used in certain ways". This sounds like "if it doesn't work for you is because you don't use in the right way" imo. Yes, because that's what it is. If you seriously ca
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by Kiro 9mo ago
They are not the same thing. If something works for me, I can rule out "it doesn't work at all". However, if something doesn't work for me I can't really draw any conclusions about it in general.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
The fact that you ask such a question shows how different people are. It almost reads like a joke to me. I have zero interest to learn about plumbing and I would pay a professional even if I could do it myself to avoid any doubts or fears
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by Kiro 9mo ago
> The whole point of those systems is to make you think better I'm not using LLMs for my notes but "think better" has never been a goal for me.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
For me it was the opposite. Once I realized that I don't have to say yes to everything or socialize unless I want to, no matter how seldom, I became much happier.
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by Kiro 9mo ago
I used to be like you, living my life based on external beliefs of what I "should" do. Once I realized that I didn't have to all my stress disappeared and I've never been happier.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
So you're not talking about AI generated videos but just regular videos by hobbyists that you think are crap?
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Regular DDG doesn't seem much better than Google: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+to+configure+arducopter+gps AI summary and videos dominating it.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Example?
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by Kiro 10mo ago
You and me are great examples of that. We are both extremely stupid and yet we can speak.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Hyperbole much? I'm on mobile and think it's great. I wish more websites were like this. Just straight to the point instead of all the regular marketing fluff you need to decipher.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
That's part of the already established anti AI sentiment that has been dominating gaming. "Another thing AI destroys". It's the status quo, so not a vibe shift.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
I'm seeing the opposite in the gaming community. People seem tired of the anti AI witch hunts and accusations after the recent Larian and Clair Obscur debacles. A lot more "if the end result is good I don't care", "
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by Kiro 10mo ago
> Is it a question that even makes sense? Absolutely. It's a very intriguing thought invoking the opposite of the point you're trying to make.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Sorry, but we're way past that. It's you who need to provide examples of tasks it can't do.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Give me an example of one of those rare or unusual tasks.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
It doesn't matter if the culture encourages it, you still don't want to ask dumb questions.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
I don't "believe" in anything. I'm just describing my situation, where I'm trying to find ways to improve the solutions but seldom find any. It's purely an observation and not me advocating for one thing or ano

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