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by benatkin 1y ago
If you've ever seen long-form improv comedy, the GPT-5 way is superior. It's a "yes, and". It isn't a predefined character, but something emergent. You can of course say to "speak as an AI assistant like Siri a
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uv is battle tested It's the default installation path for aider, for instance.
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They didn’t quite reach the MVP level and so in a way it wasn’t really maintained in the early days either.
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I'm more partial to PCFkb2N0eXBlIGh0bWw+
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It's a phony BSD license, with an attempt to pass it off as the real thing with some verbiage. It's neither within the letter nor the spirit of the real BSD license.
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The post is trying to define vibe coding , so the definition of things is highly relevant.
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It's quite boring to listen to people praising AI (worshipping it, putting it on a pedastal, etc). Those who best understand the potential of it aren't doing that. Instead they're talking about various specific things that ar
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> using translation software It's clear that this isn't what OP was doing. The LLM was writing , not merely translating . dang put it well: > we want people to speak in their own voice https://news.ycombinator.c
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Another hilariously paid feature is https://sso.tax/ It's funny because they're unintuitive to their end users. However, that is deliberate - they are looking for a decision point that comes after, but not too lon
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The "conductor" could be in a compartment completely separate from the passengers right? This doesn't sound anything like a NJ Transit or a Caltrain conductor.
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If it's for employment or that's part of why this is being considered, I'm not sure guaranteed jobs should be rejected in this case. I'm willing to listen to arguments either way. https://theconversation.com
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https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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They didn't manage to get a blog post that doesn't scroll horizontally in Samsung Internet on my Galaxy A54. Exciting times, but there is work to be done.
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It should matter that it's a non-commercial hobby project . It's nice to see the light pushback.
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You're accusing the article of being one sided, while espousing a view that to most on here is going to seem one sided. "They want to contract it out to a contractor." This completely leaves out that the contractor is also tr
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This is trying to use the word agent to make it sound cool, but it doesn't make a case for why it's particularly about agents and not just basic level AI stuff. > The agent code is nothing more than a Python script that relie
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And with the others as well, the secret sauce of training is still secret. Their competitors' "open source" in Gemma, Llama, etc is closed source. It's like Mattermost Team Edition where the binary is shipped under the
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They haven't released much closed source, open weights in comparison to their competitors, but they made their Codex agent Open Source while Claude Code is still closed source.
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Hasn't he all but washed his hands of Figma? I have a hard time being interested in something that has such a painful freemium tier, tries to merge with Adobe, and trademarked "Dev Mode".
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Museums are getting the same fate as libraries - e14n. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36998643
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Has me picturing the author ambling down the road in a truck with a penguin bumper sticker alongside another adornment attached to the trailer hitch...
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Figures that they would partner with Stoppable Domains.
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To me it's weird that Anthropic is doing this reputation boosting game with Andon Labs which I'd never heard of. It's like when PyPI published a blog post about their security audit with a company which I'd never heard o
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The comment you're replying to still holds. > the USA is the place that i would expect to have the most malls It's just that a lot of the malls have been augmented or replaced by strip malls. They have the same kinds of stores
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Better than Toy Story, but Toy Story is much better known and does the same thing
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Looking through these three graphs, there's more to it than that. Breast cancer mortality by age: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/health-professional/cancer-... Prostate cancer mortality by age: https:/&#x2
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I think patio11 would do this part well. https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/two-americas-one-bank...
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It has obvious annoyances like these deeply nested paths: quarkdown-quarkdoc-reader/src/main/kotlin/com/quarkdown/quarkdoc/reader/dokka/DokkaHtmlContentExtractor.kt https://github.com&
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I think in a way it's similar to ShadowRealm in JavaScript. https://github.com/tc39/proposal-shadowrealm/blob/main/expla...
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> Machine learning (ML) has the potential to advance the state of the art in technical writing. No, I’m not talking about text generation models like Claude, Gemini, LLaMa, GPT, etc. The ML technology that might end up having the biggest

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