airport_barfly

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by airport_barfly 2mo ago
> Everything basically got reset,” [global head of private equity at the law firm] said, pointing to continued high interest rates and volatility in the stock market and politics It amazes me that the same people running our economy into
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by airport_barfly 3mo ago
People are generally bad at judging themselves, and for some reason even worse about judging their agents' output. I've heard a million people say their LLM workflow produces amazing code. But I have never actually seen the amazin
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by airport_barfly 3mo ago
Definitely agree. And once you factor in the review time + time spent fixing LLM bugs, I'm pretty sure this inverted process is actually faster than using the LLM to write code
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by airport_barfly 4mo ago
Everyone's focusing on marketing and market manipulation here, but the real consequences are more serious IMO. If a volatile administration can ban you from running code that you wrote -- without any democratic processes like a law o
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by airport_barfly 5mo ago
What's really insidious is that they're not allowing these papers to be included in progress reports. > After removing the 16 papers, “I said, well, Jesus, we’re not reporting anything. It’s very frustrating,” Drummond says. “I
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by airport_barfly 5mo ago
I think it's more disingenuous to call "trying to ruin a guy's life" "mishandling the situation". Also * user agent spoofing has been common practice on the web for decades * Bambu's customers were bait an
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by airport_barfly 5mo ago
Apple is building things in house and closed source. They also don't throw their weight around with small developers like this. This article isn't about the fact that Bambu has a walled garden. They're slandering and suing an
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by airport_barfly 5mo ago
I really want to use Zed, their technical approach and product design seem great. However, I had to stop using it after a few months because the Typescript LSP was just unbearably slow. An order of magnitude slower than VSCode, often more t