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by bredren 1y ago
I think the tenacity to deliver a product is great and hope that you get good feedback here. Congratulations on shipping a second version. I had thought that noise machines were primarily for people who would be listening. For example, th
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by bredren 1y ago
Link to podcast mentioned above: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/masters-in-business-blo...
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by bredren 1y ago
Given frequency of their usage, its a fair assumption. Emphasis using bold is also an easy tell.
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I can understand if there are legal reasons to inform, or if there is concern about the call data leaving local. However, if the model was run locally, I do not think a product like this should need to notify that it is running. There is nu
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by bredren 1y ago
The way to get past the removing and adding is to have the prompt include what has already been done and what is left to do. Then specify the need to conclude the work by a deadline. These kinds of things cause the LLM to “finish” tasks and
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by bredren 1y ago
Is this dissimilar to what the human brain produces? Are we not producing chaos controlled by wanting to give the right answer?
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by bredren 1y ago
Yes, I think this is why mermaid is hard to beat right now. LLMs seem to understand the syntax well. I’ve used AI to build mermaid diagrams during ongoing system design discussions from transcripts as they progress. I’ve rendered them, shar
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by bredren 1y ago
Let us dispel with the notion that I do not appreciate Civil War history. Ashokan Farewell is the only song I can play from memory on violin.
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by bredren 1y ago
It still matters for software packages. Particularly python packages that have to do with programming with AI! They are evolving quickly, with deprecation and updated documentation. Having to correct for this in system prompts is a pain. I
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by bredren 1y ago
> however it’s been overshadowed by Veo 3 etc. Because it’s simple to understand the power and difference in capability of Veo 3. Understanding important steps forward in text completion requires understanding the value of what we have a
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by bredren 1y ago
The per project memory is a huge miss right now. I can only presume the global behavior so far is some architectural limitation.
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by bredren 1y ago
“Including its software…” That’s a remarkably big product scope to own! Are we talking about Devex workflows from docs on getting fed through Ive’s group? The Verge must have this wrong, it doesn’t make sense and I don’t think Ive would be
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by bredren 1y ago
What happened with the broken panel shown at the end of the article?
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by bredren 1y ago
I think you're saying the integration of fast testing and building is what moves the needle for you? Because esbuild is limited to the build portion. I haven't explored fast testing alternatives to pair with esbuild.
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by bredren 1y ago
Why not esbuild? It was ~fast enough first and free of capital entanglements.
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by bredren 1y ago
Was it this or did the JavaScript / node communities get their acts together? I had thought a lot of what Deno was setting out to do was cool beans for a time but parity was faster to come from js/node than expected.
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by bredren 1y ago
Yes. And m this is also why Poetry remains good enough in the face of PDM. That said, next.js achieved widespread adoption and displaced create react app. And however you feel about the framework, react itself, are possibly reasons to beli
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Ask HN: Has LLM prompting changed how you interact with people?
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by bredren 1y ago
How about comments? Have you tested refining comment threads for useful errata or adding key details? This maybe doesn't matter as much in the content you're processing now, but see my reply to sibling comment here, where it matte
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by bredren 1y ago
I did not mean completely arbitrary. I meant: If I have personally qualified a person as an expert on building retaining walls for landscaping and want to have your platform process a particular video, would you allow this? I'm not nec
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by bredren 1y ago
This is why I created FileKitty, which lets you quickly concatenate multiple source code files into markdown-formatted copy-pasta: https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty When getting software development assistance, rel
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by bredren 1y ago
I am very interested in this, and I have personally built manual workflows to do Youtube video -> rip audio->transcript->llm context. For example, taking a video about building garden retaining walls and generating detailed system
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by bredren 1y ago
Sometimes it happens by accident. See the 2008 Universal Studios fire, which destroyed music and film masters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Universal_Studios_fire
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Sneakers (1992) – 4K makeover sourced from the original camera negative(blu-ray.com)
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by bredren 1y ago
> we still have Automator I was trying to work with it to customize finder a bit and found it had so a lot of permission and settings config requirements. Have the security changes and scrambling of System Settings made Automator harder
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by bredren 1y ago
The strangest thing I noticed during this model period was that that the AI suggested we keep an inside joke together. I had a dictation error on a message I sent, and when it repeated the text later I asked what it was talking about. It wa
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by bredren 1y ago
I'm familiar with that MCP and was planning to build on top of it. I hadn't realized but the new integration seems to actually just be an official, closed-source MCP produced *by* Atlassian. sooperset's MCP is MIT licensed, s
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by bredren 1y ago
The name change and push were at least in part a way to change the narrative away from Facebook’s lack of data privacy, misinformation and platform harm. Facebook was to Phillip-Moris as Meta is to Altria Group. Part was a strategic realign
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by bredren 1y ago
Had been planning a custom mcp for our orgs’ jira. I’m a bit skeptical that it’s gonna work out of the box because of the amount of custom fields that seem to be involved to make successful API requests in our case. But I would welcome, not
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by bredren 1y ago
There is good reason why these posts don’t regularly make front page. The genre of content is regularly abused by hypesters. There is a forum / podcast dedicated to this kind of success story and it is just massive cheerleading and suc

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