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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Having keyboard shortcuts isn’t a valid reason for UI buttons to be unusable. If it should solely be accessed by a shortcut, then they should just remove the buttons altogether.
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
>This is my #1 annoyance: clicking microscopic icons at the very bottom of the screen to switch views. It’s crazy that is still an issue. I really tried to use Zed because I was trying to move away from VSCode and VSCodium did not have
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Yea that’s what strikes me as weird too. I had to look up at the web site bar to really confirm this was OpenAI and not some employee blog site. Particularly, the whole Asian last name bit was so shoehorned in to imply Apple is racist I gue
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
I wish I made that choice. I got to "Hopper used the email address adecentguyincornwall@gmail.com to set up the profile “AdmiroDoc” on eunuchmaker.com, a pay-per-view fetish website featuring videos of men and boys either maiming thems
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Yeah, I'm also in this camp. Saying we are going to deny all AI-written code wholesale and then asking them to properly attribute AI-written code is just going to incentivize not quoting AI-written code. Another thing is that when they
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
The amount of free trial subscription slop SaaS software has really gotten out of control. The gall people have to attempt to sell a subscription to something like this is something else.
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
It is so wild that someone would let Claude index all of the files on their computers for such a bane request. We are really turning into the people on WALL·E
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
You have to apply equal opportunity inflation. The worth of 30gb portable memory in 2005 is not the same as the worth of 30gb in 2026. During that time, when I was in school, I remember my dad getting antsy about lending me his 64mb flash d
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Are those spelling errors?
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
No don't, sonarr is definitely worse if you have a unstructured media folder. I currently use it and its good, but I remember when first starting out with pile of files in semi random folders it being a mess to start up. Like some of t
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
> largely haven't used AI to program it. That’s like saying you haven’t used cocaine often. And using the autocomplete that uses LLMs to write out entire functions from a signature is still using AI.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Oldest trick in the book is to put human like errors to make it look human. The thing everyone forgets is that almost everyone does simple spellcheck or has it automatically show the spelling errors so it’s improbable that such spelling err
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
>I know there's no absolute smoking gun here Wow, so you can't even find circumferential evidence of circumferential evidence? I guess you can believe whatever you want, evidence be damned
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
People are now saying poor communication because the Bun creator was not able to see the future and didn’t immediately flag his draft rewrite as the next big thing when he started working on it.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Saying Bun's communication was an issue here is clutching pearls. There is no evidence that Bun ever acted in bad faith, Jared definitely seemed to initally think it was just a trial, until he realized that it was actually something fe
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Did he say this opinion before the rewrite, or when he was taking tens of thousands of Bun's money per month?
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
I don't know, I feel as though Bun went about it much more maturely than zig at any point in the process, from the initial attempted zig compiler commit by the Bun team to the Zig dev team member response to the Bun Rust blog post. Als
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
This is why people use AI so heavily. Because no matter how bad or ill formed a question is, it wo answer it the most "caring" way possible, and never berate you for it being a stupid question, common sense, etc (as long as it is
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
If i remember correctly, some other places of the internet (4chan) completely this sort of behavior because people use it to hide images of ...unsavory topics
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
It's funny that you don't realize you are doing the same thing; you are giving the absolute change like the article is doing; you are just doing the change in the rate instead of the underlying quantity. A 4% change in my rate if
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
The fact they gave a raw number instead of a percent of a quantity that is a change hinted that this was the case. $23B is more impressive than 4%.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
>Jarred has managed public relations very poorly (e.g. ghosting the Zig foundation) I actually love the use of ghosting in this post. It is almost a Freudian slip about how Zig looks like from the view of outsiders. Zig moves exactly lik
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
I wonder how much he burned on this article.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
I feel as thought Meta, compared to other tech giants, have a vested interest in saying that AI failed, as they are the only major tech company that has almost unequivocally lost the AI race.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
I agree, my wording was a bit off. What I meant was a tool call in a harness. Claude Code should itself be the harness.
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Yes, I didn't look at the replies until late, but you are correct. The invariant of the situation is that there are a large number of people who want 1-2 positions, and there are not enough resources in the company to interview and eva
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Half of those don't actually require proxying Claude. Also, Claude has made it apparent time and time again that it does not want people using Claude Code as a "tool" in a workflow. If you want to select a model dynamically b
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
Yes, people don’t realize that’s why a lot of desirable jobs/grad schools become filled with people from top universities and previous employment. Pedigree is probably the lowest hanging fruit when it comes to shaving off a good chuck
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by NewsaHackO 3mo ago
It’s anti AI, so people would actually believe the data centers are going to singlehandly melt the icecaps
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
I guess it may be semantics, but I agree that I would have the same expectation. However, I also I think getting fired would be a justified punishment in the situation. It’d like playing a computer game during free library time at the schoo

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