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by _alaya 7mo ago
Is special military operation.
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by _alaya 7mo ago
I'll give you credit for at least putting a name and face to completely retarded beliefs. Here's hoping you get a clue, cheers.
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by _alaya 7mo ago
Nazis can fuck off. PS. Damn son, you put your LinkedIn out there for everyone to see too? https://www.linkedin.com/in/victor-msu
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by _alaya 7mo ago
You are either completely uneducated on world history or willfully ignorant. There is no limit on how far back the clock is allowed to turn. Things that will be targeted: * homosexuals (often the first) * non whites * interracial marriage *
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by _alaya 7mo ago
You're absolutely right!
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by _alaya 7mo ago
To clarify, I agree the issue is "cheap labor," not "talent." My previous comment was built on that premise. I was pointing out that capital seeking lower wages is a standard economic outcome and my surprise was directed
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by _alaya 7mo ago
Plot twist - AI reasoned that Stephen Wolfram actually was the smartest human and thus chose to emulate his writing style.
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by _alaya 7mo ago
Gotcha, looks like I misread what you were saying. > Also, the eight most terrifying words in the English language "I just took few introductory undergraduate economics courses..." Fair enough, but I at least have a whole deg
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by _alaya 7mo ago
> They're going to send the jobs where the wages are cheaper, and that's exactly what they're doing. I read these sentiments, and I honestly don’t understand the tone. This kind of behavior is exactly what you’d expect a
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by _alaya 8mo ago
> The more radical possibility is that source code as we know it could become a transient artifact, generated on demand and never stored. The retreat was divided on this. Some saw source code disappearing within a decade. Others argued
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by _alaya 8mo ago
I guess it was just a poetic riff on Tinder for AI agents. It seems like one of the more profound questions around AI and the singularity. One AI gaining sentience would be a big deal, for sure, but two self-aware AIs that could produce an
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by _alaya 8mo ago
I think this is a really fun project, but even more importantly, I believe it’s a portent of things to come. I really leaned into coding with agents last year, and after some time, it became evident to me that the vision now being pushed --
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by _alaya 8mo ago
Oh, hi Mark
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The Feeling of Power (1958)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _alaya 8mo ago
Yes! Hooray! Automatic Programming! I embrace this new term. "Vibe coding" is good for describing a certain style of coding with AI. "Automatic programming" is what I get paid for in my 9-5, things have to work and they
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by _alaya 8mo ago
You newer models are happy scraping their shit, because you've never seen a miracle.
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by _alaya 8mo ago
Apple has an impressive commitment to evil, similar to Oracle. They get better at it every year.
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by _alaya 8mo ago
I mean...that's how SMS used to work? Or still works? Once upon a time it was expensive to send messages and now it's cheap.
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by _alaya 9mo ago
It’s strange but common. I love the music of Miles Davis and consider him a genius. I also give him a pretty poor review in terms of his behavior as a human being. People are complex.
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by _alaya 9mo ago
A Steve Yegge blog post was made to be shortened with AI. :) I think Gas Town looks interesting directionally and as a PoC. Like it or not, that's the world we'll end up in. Some products will do it well and some will be horrible
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by _alaya 9mo ago
> How did we elect a person who promised to keep america out of foreign affairs but is now doing the same thing his predecessors did. Anybody who voted for current POTUS who is actually surprised at this turn of events...words fail me.
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by _alaya 9mo ago
I'm surprised this isn't mentioned more. Denmark is big in the wind industry and blocking this construction keeps money out of the Danish economy. Another pressure move to get Denmark to give up Greenland.
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by _alaya 9mo ago
Simon, I keep hoping that you will do one of your excellent reviews on Amp. It feels like the one 'major' agentic coding tool that is still flying under the radar. I intend to explore it myself of course but curious your take.
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by _alaya 9mo ago
It was a scrap of paper folded into a square. While he stood at the urinal he managed, with a little more fingering, to get it unfolded. Obviously there must be a message of some kind written on it. For a moment he was tempted to take it i
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by _alaya 10mo ago
Completely tragic. Rob Reiner's movies brought so much good into people's lives. The Princess Bride still remains a favorite. Today is a very sad and inconceivable end.
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by _alaya 10mo ago
I do vibe code in C. From what I understand, Ruby is written entirely in C. It's a wonderful high-level language experience on top of such a storied runtime as C (truly!).
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by _alaya 10mo ago
I don't think that's a fair criticism. There are plenty of AI boosters and hucksters on HN but there's a lot of thoughtful people too.
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by _alaya 10mo ago
Predicted almost a century ago now: Oceania was at war with Eastasia: Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia. A large part of the political literature of five years was now completely obsolete. Reports and records of all kinds, ne