Maxion

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by Maxion 1y ago
It depends on how you use it. The "vibe-coding" approach where you give the agen naive propmts like "make new endpoint" often don't work and fail. When you break the problem of "create new endpoint" down i
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by Maxion 1y ago
If it's truly an AGI it would just ask to talk to your boss as the whole project is a drain on humanity and your own soul.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Look into ticker tape, and dot matrix printing, this is how early computer displays worked.
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by Maxion 1y ago
The proliferation of roundabouts over stoplights in Espoo has massively improved traffic in many many areas since I was a kid and it was all stoplights.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Weekdays during office hours, yeah. Sundays street parking is mostly free.
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by Maxion 1y ago
This stuff gets unbearable very fast. We have custom types for geometries at my work. We also use a bunch of JS libraries for e.g. coordinate conversions. They output as [number, number, number], whereas our internal type are number[].
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by Maxion 1y ago
nickslaughter02 accounts only comments seem to be slandering the EU.
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by Maxion 1y ago
I wonder why this comment is at the top of the HN post. Over the years I've seen a lot of missinformation on this topic that follows pretty much this exact train of thought. Why would countries join the EU and the Euro if it didn'
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by Maxion 1y ago
> Because the only reason that solar is still generating power at negative prices is because they are getting subsidies to do it. This massively simplifies reality. E.g. in Finland where I live we also have issues with negative power pri
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by Maxion 1y ago
> We need to remove the existing subsidies on renewables which made sense in the early days, but not now. Let the generation sources play at the even field. This is also factually incorrect (unless Spain are now doing some country level
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by Maxion 1y ago
At least in my country they have. They keep trying to build a facility but anything they come up with, the ROI just isn't there.
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by Maxion 1y ago
With both Python code and TS, LLMs are in my experience very good at generating test code from e.g. markdown files of test cases.
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by Maxion 1y ago
There is a paper, here it is: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ele.13331
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by Maxion 1y ago
Or, if controlling a robot arm, it would stab itself through the conveyer belt at full torque.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Meanwhile, in Finland, midwives here are worried abou the increase in C-sections in the last few years. It is most likely a cause of the decrease in funding towards healthcare, causing understaffed maternety wards and a push for c-sections
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by Maxion 1y ago
> can we pls ban these coders from the industry :( No, as these coders are what will ensure the rest of us will have a nice gravy train in 5 years.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Because I didn't know of anything better.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Volume control needs to also be votable.
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by Maxion 1y ago
As someone who has been involved with customer support (on the in-house tech side) the very vast majority of contacts to a CS team will be very inane or extremely inane. If you can automate away the lowest tier of support with LLMs you&#x27
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by Maxion 1y ago
The only way for a competitor to have a chance at breaking in to the market, they need to be able to open any xls or xlsx file.
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by Maxion 1y ago
For any modern SaaS to be enterprise grade, it has to have an excel export feature.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Possible that they see lower usage on weekends.
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by Maxion 2y ago
And even moving material from one place to another differs so much depending on what material it is. There are very good reasons for so many shovel designs existing.
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by Maxion 2y ago
In Finland hand tools are all awful. Anything available is just cheap chinese junk. Recently found a german manufacturer, SHW, that still make forged hand tools like shovels and mattocks in old school designs. Bought a grub hoe and a strass
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by Maxion 2y ago
> It's quite possible to survive with friction tyres with the help of good traction control (especially from an EV) but there are vast areas of the country that do not get roads plowed in a timely manner, so it's "safer&qu
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by Maxion 2y ago
Why are you making blanket statements on things that you haven't even tried? This is leaps and bounds better than before.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Hospital discharge != implant
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by Maxion 2y ago
These devices have double batteries, external power, and will beep like crazy already quite a while before it runs flat.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Electricity infrastructure is incredibly expensive. If a main transmission line goes down you will have issues both sides of it, one side experiencing sudden increased supply which will raise the frequency which will cause power plants to t
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by Maxion 2y ago
It's not like you go to claude and say "Grug now use AI, Grug say AI make app OR GRUG HIT AI WITH HAMMER!" and expect 50kloc of code to appear. You do it one step at a time, similary to how you would structure good tickets (o

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