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by barrenko 1y ago
Whiteboard (blackboard etc.) is life.
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by barrenko 1y ago
I've tried re-enrolling in a STEM major last year, after a higher education "pause" of 16-ish years. 85% of the class used GPTs to solve homework, and it was quite obvious most of them haven't even read the assignment. T
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by barrenko 1y ago
We are going to be entering a hockey-stick-graph level of explosion of intelligence (well knowledge ), and we're gonna be in that spot for so much time it will feel like an event horizon.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Or a Ghost in the Shell perspective.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Seriously don't understand what "no longer" does here.
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by barrenko 1y ago
German is just statically typed :).
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by barrenko 1y ago
Interviews check for fit first of all, and especially in a buyers market the point is not to solve the assignment, it's to blow it out of the water. It's meant for the person for whom it's ideally an afterthought. Tough rea
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by barrenko 1y ago
Not OP, but I think he literally supplies the "vanilla" .md file to the LLM and prompts.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Thanks, overall I should make something like that, but generally optimistic that vscode will soon provide all that's necessary, so laziness prevails.
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by barrenko 1y ago
How "easy" is it is to scaffold a personal vscode plugin?
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by barrenko 1y ago
Not sure if it's related, but I've built Zed from source to try on Windows (I haven't tried it on other platforms), and it does not look good sadly, it's also quite a bit "uncrisp" or something - I don't r
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by barrenko 1y ago
This is anecdotal as it gets, but I've developed prostate issues almost simultaneously with quitting photography. Didn't think about it until now.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Custodians of human knowledge.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Still way too much to test an idea or a product.
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by barrenko 1y ago
This looks to be the perfect usecase to throw an agent into the loop (sorry for saying so).
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by barrenko 1y ago
Thank you for the reply (and everyone else)! Is there a sort of a guarantee that below that threshold I won't get a random inquiry from the tax office, or is that always a possibility? I carry that sort of fear from southern EU.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Not sure of how much help is it to OP, but I'd also like to commend Imba's front page paint demo, it's just so neat.
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by barrenko 1y ago
I'd say this is normal? There may be some solutions popping up, but I haven't been drinking straight from X.com AI/ML firehose lately so I don't know of one unisolution at the moment.
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by barrenko 1y ago
It's our Hello World of sorts.
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Ask HN: How do I earn a dollar of my website legally in western Europe (EU)?
1 points by barrenko 1y ago|5 comments
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by barrenko 1y ago
Well, you need to come up to something like analysis to appreciate something that's seemingly simple like the number line and that's a loot of math if done only in spare time.
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by barrenko 2y ago
I am learning that indeed.
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by barrenko 2y ago
I was introduced to the notion of power series two weeks ago, and now it's seemingly everywhere...
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by barrenko 2y ago
We don't have this for humans either, other than the vague pseudoscience of IQ. As I've travelled more, and just grown older in general, I've come to accept a lot of humans as barely sentient.
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Haskelling My Python(unnamed.website)
172 points by barrenko 2y ago|70 comments
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by barrenko 2y ago
Roll your own.
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by barrenko 2y ago
I really don't know not nearly enough about the topic - but couldn't a lot of these be handled with types, so my question is - are types at least adjacent to logical programming? (apologies in advance)
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by barrenko 2y ago
It's an AI slop factory, and it's not going to get any better.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Thank you so much for this tidbit, did it promptly.
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Jules - an experimental AI coding agent that works asynchronously(labs.google.com)
3 points by barrenko 2y ago|0 comments

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