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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Aplogies, i know very little about the subject. I just went by the article: > Testing recommendations could change if scientists find drugs that can delay or halt Alzheimer’s pathology in people who have not yet developed cognitive probl
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
so we should only listen to the hypotheses of gamblers? The author shouldnt even feel the need to acknowledge the bet. So petty
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
There is a dead comment which is actually quite interesting: > The specter of dementia frequently makes me want to not live all that long. What’s the point of knowing you’re probability of Alzheimers if there is no cure or means to delay
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
I’d rather just stick to languages that don’t have colored functions. You don’t need to be forced to think about this. Your tools manufactured this issue.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Dont bother. Im never going to be your demographic. I don't want to be profiled by anything for any purpose especially when 1. that profile is then shared publicly 2. I never got consent. I don’t need tailored recommendations and im no
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
I hate this. If i used my real name id have some pleb website on the internet making chump guesses at what i know based on what i was prepared to share. Thanks for reminding me to use anonymous burner accounts on everything app i use.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
> For large and mature codebases like you mention, I just use LLM to guide me around. How? What do you call large mature codebases? In my experience LLMs already make many mistakes and assumptions just in one file?
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Only if those doSomething methods were written as asynchronous to begin with.in your original example, doSomethingA was simple, why would it be an async method. If your answer is write every method async for a rainy day, then whats the poin
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
It does exactly what your watch does now. It merely provides a way to interact with the watch in a similar way to the original iPod. Many people have their own personal reasons why they might enjoy this.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Not OP but if it was computer architecture i imagine it would be “structured computer organisation”. One if my favourite books on computers and looking at the comments, many people here too. Source: this book got me top marks too
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
That is a terrible reason for a feature in a language.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
I was impressed how quickly they were able to dilute their copilot brand. A new personal record
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
This is preposterous take. Bazel is a hermetic build. Depending on the dependency graph of a change we can build, and deploy 2 monoliths and a suite of microservices in under 5 minutes. Sometimes less than 1 minute. Developers also get acce
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
One of the theories floated is if an advanced civilisation made it to us, they would most likely be so advanced they would see us no differently as we would view ants and not even consider us if they needed any resources from our planet. An
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
If people invested as much time improving their abilities as they did gaming the system, they might find the problem solves itself.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
It truly is indistinguishable at this point. Its all posturing and optics.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
This thread reads like a whole bunch of sour grapes. Hopefully this challenges other companies to do better
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Remember, M4 is iPad only for now not macbook. No light on those
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Yeah, like all those short sighted bitcoin naysayers. Sometimes overhyped tech is just over hyped tech.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Are we pretending large language models are artificial general intelligence so we can role play?
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Overlooked answer? Aren't you are literally describing a mobile phone. You know, before they were smart phones with distractions. The nice thing about this solution is its less likely to be forgotten because its on the wrist.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Maybe they misunderstood the site and thought hacker news was related to the hacker ethic of building stuff.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
i feel this is a sentiment shared by every generation. “Now with printing presses, kids have access to tombs of knowledge” Conversely, you used to look at a line of OS code and knew how that translated to registers within a processor. Now i
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
An awesome project and great write up. This is what i come to HN to see.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Especially given all the negative sentiment in the developer community towards Devin. You would think they would want to distance themselves as much as possible
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Oh wow. That’s crazy overkill
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Why cant the mac use it?
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Am I understanding the story correctly? a year plus, no doubt horribly expensive engagement with an external vendor was replaced with a few weeks skunk works project buy an internal team member who executed it by lying up the chain of comma
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
> path of least resistance Great take. It feels like the path of least resistance peppered with obscene amounts of resume driven development. Complexity in all the wrong places.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Isnt that an extension of the same problem though? You probe it to take the statistically most accepted alternative perspectives that exists in its data. Its not intelligent in the sense that it comprehends what you or it are saying, it jus

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