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aerhardt
1y ago
Once you’re down a logical branch, there’s no coming back to the main branch. It’s hacks all the way down from there to do things that are extremely simple in a normal programming language.
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1y ago
Zapier has fundamental issues in control flow and exception handling in my experience. Custom apps aside, how do Zapier and n8n compare in your experience?
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1y ago
They are saying that and yet on one of the last earnings calls the VP of Sales admitted that they are shifting the weight of their sales force from peddling Copilot to traditional money-makers like migrations or updates. This could merely s
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1y ago
I’ve used it in the past really like it.
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1y ago
I like people like that too, but surely the world and more narrowly the human experience also benefit from having people that are competitive or even disagreeable?
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1y ago
> how difficult good application of AI is. The only interesting application I've identified thus far in my domain in Enterprise IT (I don't do consumer-facing stuff like chatbots) is in replacing tasks that previously would
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1y ago
Likely around the 1920's or 1930's... Bro, not only is a crater discovery in those decades unlikely, the date certainly wouldn't have gone unnoted.
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1y ago
I've also settled on a copy-paste LLM workflow. I can see the usefulness of agents however for (a) some tedious refactorings where the IDE features might not reach and (b) occasionally writing a first pass of a low-value module when I
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1y ago
I only have the 4o option for completions. Like, I see the option in the settings but the dropdown only produces 4o for me. I seem to remember that in github.com I have all the models exposed, but in PyCharm I only get that for autocomplete
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> People "magically" want to design solutions, and are able to, now. I agree that LLMs lower the barrier significantly compared to low-code/no-code, but most people are not able to design solutions because they lack the bu
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I wouldn't qualify the suggestions I'm getting as boneheaded, but rather disastrous. I have completions turned off by default because they're so stupid it's unbearable. But then maybe a few times a month I'm low on
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1y ago
I work in Enterprise IT, I'm the CTO of a small business. People executing small scripts all over the place sounds to me like the stuff of nightmares. Especially locally, but even if it's run online in a safer environment, as long
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1y ago
I don't use Cursor (I'm on Jetbrains) but from what I read it must be the autocomplete. Github Copilot is literally unusable. I've tried it many times in the last month and everything it suggests is stupid and utterly wrong.
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2y ago
I am only on OpenAI because they have a native Mac app. Call me old-school but my preferred workflow is still for the most part just asking narrow questions and copying-pasting back and forth. I've been playing with Junie (Jetbrain
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2y ago
> conceded on further review > I would take it as a sign of good faith to see that change soon Who are you, the district attorney around these parts?
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2y ago
Can you blame the users for asking it, when everyone is selling that as a key defining feature? I use it for asking - often very niche - questions on advanced probability and simulation modeling, and it often gets those right - why those a
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The question is simple and verifiable - it is impressive to me that it’s not contained in the LLM’s body of knowledge - or rather that it can’t reach the answer. This is niche in the grand scheme of knowledge but Paul Newman is easily one o
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2y ago
I thought about that too.
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My mom told me yesterday that Paul Newman had massive problems with alcohol. I was somewhat skeptical, so this morning I asked ChatGPT a very simple question: "Is Paul Newman known for having had problems with alcohol?" All of the
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2y ago
Reading comments about a puzzle game coming from a "product manager ex. game designer with a number of puzzle/word game in operation" is one of the main reasons why I come to HN.
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I tinkered much like OP, and went on to do a professional trade course in PC building and maintenance when I was like fifteen. I also built websites. However, I didn't follow through and studied business management in college. It was o
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2y ago
"When he to whom one speaks does not understand, and he who speaks himself does not understand, that is metaphysics." - Voltaire Like I said in another comment, I can think of a dozen statistical and computational methods where if
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2y ago
Yea I'm lost there. If we took n bodies of text x_1 ... x_n, and k different summaries each y_1i ...y_kn , there are many statistical and computational treatments with which you would be able to find extremely strong correlations betwe
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Not OP but did you edit the code via prompts, or was the whole thing a one-shot? That particular aspect is very confusing to me, I think you should clarify it.
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I'll keep it in mind thanks.
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I have it installed on Arc and it still works, I guess that's expected but it will degrade soon? I love Arc but I'd better not see an ad or that will be reason to jump ship. I pay for quite a few web services I like (eg, Youtube)
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2y ago
What a display of intellectual laziness and dereliction.
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I tried to get it to research the design of models for account potential in B2B sales. It went to the shittiest blogspam sites and returned something utterly unimpressive. Instacancelled the $200 sub. Will try it a few more times this month
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I wouldn't use anything like this to build it a user-facing app, but how does it compare to something like Django admin?
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Cloud will continue to evolve massively with AI, as vendors offer more specialized infra and software abstractions, but the salient point is that in Europe we haven't even been able to build the first 10% of what providers like Amazon,
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