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by apwell23 1y ago
> Imagine 7000 people per day being "disappeared" for the next 1200 days lol ppl here would be singing a different tune if 7000 people per day were entering this country on H1B visa.
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by apwell23 1y ago
yes but top 2 comments are this > ICE now gobbles it all up and can use it without rules > No government agency should get access to any private data without the appropriate protocols in place. And my own comment above is downvoted fo
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by apwell23 1y ago
full title Psilocybin produces substantial and sustained decreases in depression and anxiety in patients with life-threatening cancer: A randomized double-blind trial
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by apwell23 1y ago
lol thanks for ruining it for the rest of us. i am sure you created something groundbreaking with 4 instances of cc.
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by apwell23 1y ago
oh yea looks like everyone and their grandma is hitting claude code https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/3572 Inside info is they are using their servers to prioritize training for sonnet 4.5 to l
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by apwell23 1y ago
half the posts on hackernews is same discussion over and over about coding agent usefulness or lack of
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by apwell23 1y ago
wth is "Large Market Model (LMM)" https://www.fetcherr.io/technology is this a scam?
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by apwell23 1y ago
> much-needed reading practice why is it 'much needed' ? let them chill man..:)
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by apwell23 1y ago
> It’s kind of mind blowing how well my cobbled together home brew version actually works. It doesn’t have the fancy CLI GUI but it is more or less performant as CC when running it through the Sonnet API. I've been thinking of rolli
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by apwell23 1y ago
> It's great to see at least one company creating real AI agents. I am already doing the type of examples in that post with claude code. claude code is not just for code. this week i've been doing market research in real estate
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by apwell23 1y ago
Lol the music and presentation made it sound like that guy was going to talk about something deep and emotional not spreadsheets and expense reports.
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by apwell23 1y ago
Netflix used to release so much good opensource software a decade ago. Now it seems to have fallen out of developer mindshare. Seems like the odd one out in FAANG in terms of tech and AI.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> get points for registering read books > little prize you can pick up from the library I am not convinced that this is really motivating to kids. Don't they have tons' of toys at home an in the library to play with already
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Shouldn't they just be trying to be the best horizontal platform everyone builds on top of? there isn't money or moat in this due to commodification.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Could somebody explain why there is so much negativity towards Thinking Machines > significant OpenAI talent on board, including Murati herself. because ppl on this website don't consider her a 'talent'.
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by apwell23 1y ago
why are you giving away the joke
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by apwell23 1y ago
> You can work extremely hard 100 hour weeks six months in a row, in the right team and still feel highly energized at the end of it. Something about youth being wasted on young.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Well worth 4 figures a year IMO only because software engineering pay hasn't adjusted down for the new reality . You don't know what its worth yet.
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by apwell23 1y ago
I am not doubting 95% acceptance rate all. I've pure vibecoded many toy projects myself. > in line with what they would have written, point i am making is that they didn't know what they would've written. they had a roug
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by apwell23 1y ago
> have an llm agent transform them into a format that works better for the agent. you can do this today though.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> precise prompt If there was such a thing you would just check in your prompts into your repo and CI would build your final application from prompts and deploy it. So it follows that if you are accepting 95% of what random output is bei
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by apwell23 1y ago
> someone has no experience with LLMs Thats 99% of coders. No need to gatekeep.
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by apwell23 1y ago
this project was conceived when cursor was the king of vibecoding. Everyone thought being an IDE would give you so much more power.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> almost 95% AI coded I think its because you didn't have hard expectations for the output. You were ok with anything that kind of looked ok.
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by apwell23 1y ago
> an officer could put fuck you in that field and execute the search. then what is the proof for the title of this post > Oakland cops gave ICE license plate data; SFPD also illegally shared with feds
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by apwell23 1y ago
thats how it is now though ? As part of a Flock search, police have to provide a “reason” they are performing the lookup. In the “reason” field for searches of Danville’s cameras, officers from across the U.S. wrote “immigration,” “ICE,
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by apwell23 1y ago
As part of a Flock search, police have to provide a “reason” they are performing the lookup. In the “reason” field for searches of Danville’s cameras, officers from across the U.S. wrote “immigration,” “ICE,” “ICE+ERO,” for anyone
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by apwell23 1y ago
lot of men from kerala india get caught in these scams. sucks that indian govt isn't doing anything about kidnapping of their citizens. I used to think of Myanmar as soft spoken Buddhist people with slow pace of life. now of think of t
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by apwell23 1y ago
suprised your a1c was only 5.7 despite being obese .
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by apwell23 1y ago
i have hard time believing ppl go through all that only to sign up for cheap life insurance.

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