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apwell23
1y ago
i guess thats a bit of typing and then claude has to do a grep/find to figure out what you are talking about.
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apwell23
1y ago
why? no one cares about your dotfiles 99% of time.
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apwell23
1y ago
you can start neomvim with a network ( neovim --listen) socket and tell calude " look at neovim at this network socket and get current selection" This actually works :)
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apwell23
1y ago
claude team unfortunately didn't make it easy for anyone to build their own. Take a look at this if you are hoping to build your own ide integration https://github.com/coder/claudecode.nvim/blob/main/
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apwell23
1y ago
they how do you say. look at these lines of code to claude?
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apwell23
1y ago
I think its just using claude code terminology of "IDE integration" . not implying that emacs is an IDE.
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apwell23
1y ago
https://ggml.ai/ > ggml.ai is a company founded by Georgi Gerganov to support the development of ggml. Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross provided the pre-seed funding.
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apwell23
1y ago
its an illusion that you have discovered some golden promoting workflows. If you had then you would share it instead of being handwavy and secretive.
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apwell23
1y ago
BigLLM at it again
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apwell23
1y ago
> With enough rules and good prompting this is not true. There are atleast 10 posts on HN these days with the same discussion in circle. 1. AI sucks at code 2. you are not using my magic prompting technique
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apwell23
1y ago
> tenure-based promo queue i wouldn't mind this
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apwell23
1y ago
why should we give even tiny bit F about our employer when they are using AI to do interviews?
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apwell23
1y ago
junior developer doesn't delete tests to "make tests pass"
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apwell23
1y ago
pretty sure the idea itself didn't come out of HR dept.
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apwell23
1y ago
even outside clinical trials. for prostate cancer, only doctors i found practicing newer therapies was in usa.
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apwell23
1y ago
that formula is preached non-stop on reddit /csmajors /cscareers ect .
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apwell23
1y ago
try places like salt lake city, Charlotte NC
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apwell23
1y ago
i just heard a podcast about it last week on 'the ancients' https://open.spotify.com/episode/3h431IBsszlEVcfUThij6B?si=9...
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apwell23
1y ago
Dilbert was just a normal person with average intelligence. His intelligence was magnified by ppl around him.
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apwell23
1y ago
> Replace adjectives with data I think this idea got so pervasive all throughout tech that all the resumes that i now get are filled with so many numbers that i don't even know what to make of them.
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1y ago
> i hear this but haven’t seen it in practice or in statistics curious. what kind of statistics would that show up? When i was looking into clinical trials for prostate cancer. almost 80% of experimental cutting edge medicine was in usa
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apwell23
1y ago
chatgpt refused to produce an image of 'bald and fat computer programmer' for me and just refused any further requests from me for any image ( 'handsome computer programmer').
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1y ago
Its crazy how that movie has stood the test of time
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1y ago
> (Ironically most of that profit comes from Americans who have little or no way to collectively bargain on pricing.) Thats what i meant by US subsidizing pharma for the whole world. I didn't mean the us govt. Would they continue to
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1y ago
other nations get benefits from 1. US subsidizing pharma startups and 2. less people with chronic diseases 3. offer lower quality of care at lower price point 4. import doctors vs solely rely on homegrown USA is very very good at complicate
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1y ago
Opencode does
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apwell23
1y ago
Its to preempt "oh you are so lucky" distraction
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apwell23
1y ago
No. They don't need to worry about defections. Unless the guy really wants condemn his whole extended family and next 7 generations into labor camps.
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1y ago
> basic background checks on new employees? yes background check is done on UK person's identity and then Jin-su shows up to the job. This is a happening a lot for regular tech jobs. Person who interviews and person who shows up for
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1y ago
shocking..
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