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by bredren 6mo ago
I see, good to be curious. "No vibe coding" is an ambiguous claim. I was asking whether they meant no AI-generated implementation, no AI assistance whatsoever, or just "not primarily generated by prompts."
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by bredren 6mo ago
Why do you ask?
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by bredren 6mo ago
One of the features is “no vibe coding, classic development style.” I think that’s kind of interesting, especially when building a retro enablement. But I wonder does this mean no AI was used at all? Even for say, code review? No judgment e
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by bredren 6mo ago
The prompt did not specify advanced gameplay. I do not see instructions to assist in task decomposition and agent ~"motivation" to stay aligned over long periods as cargo culting. See up thread for anecdotes [1]. > Decompose th
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by bredren 6mo ago
> ...this is equivalent to providing all of your employees with a flamethrower, and then saying they bear all responsibility for the fires they start. This is essentially the policy of most SWE groups but with PRs merged, though right? Y
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by bredren 6mo ago
I am counting on physical, semi technical contract work to pay once SWE opportunities shrink to the point where it’s not worth it anymore. Now is the time to get handy if not already. Robotics /physical automation will lag info by a go
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by bredren 6mo ago
It has shown surprising stickiness. Occupying some middle ground between full adoption and still ~in the code. I am starting to see some potential in moving back away from pure terminal, a mixed modality with AI. But it is not in the direct
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by bredren 6mo ago
A secret backup test to the pelican? This is as noteworthy as 4.7 dropping.
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by bredren 6mo ago
I thought this would provide easy query access, but it does not seem to. Is there a CLI that queries hn.algolia.com and returns structured data?
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by bredren 6mo ago
This sounded pretty good, a ~mullvad for LLM. Then: > Strongwall.ai is led by Andrew Northwall, CEO and Bryce Nyeggen, CTO. Andrew has 20+ years in tech, former COO of Trump Media & Technology Group, architect behind the relaunch of
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by bredren 6mo ago
“What cannot be known hollows the mind. Fill it not with guesswork.”
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by bredren 6mo ago
I suspect it has already happened. People just don’t realize it yet.
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by bredren 6mo ago
Idk it was a great, super underrated product.
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by bredren 6mo ago
Were you there when BM produced the macOS compatible eGPU units in collaboration with Apple?
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by bredren 6mo ago
They underestimate the likelihood of black swan because it is very hard for adults to concretely imagine things that have not happened before and then even temporarily fully believe ~"dreams will come true." One of my go-tos on th
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by bredren 6mo ago
I think AI needs to greatly accelerate open hardware design and make advanced manufacturing more accessible to really make a dent. User facing software is not the limiting factor in AI assisted replacement of Apple products.
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by bredren 6mo ago
From what I can tell, this was not clearly settled. Your example author, actually corrected themselves saying LLMs “possibly” could perform successfully: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47732696
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by bredren 6mo ago
We saw yesterday that expert orchestration around small, publicly available models can produce results on the level of the unreleased model. I take a contra view and instead see this as fuel on the fire for tinkering to squeeze advanced fun
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by bredren 6mo ago
The article positions the smaller models as capable under expert orchestration, which to be any kind of comparable must include validation.
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by bredren 6mo ago
It’s not just the edge but the corners where the finger accommodation is for opening the lid. There’s a sharp corner there is unnecessary.
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by bredren 6mo ago
Yes. Gemeni's web interface was atrocious even when the model was the best frontier. And codex still uses phrases and syntax in prose ostensibly for the user as though they forgot people are actively reading this stuff. Product is unqu
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by bredren 6mo ago
I had a similar thing happen where I was looking to recover funds from unexpected extra usage charges and got went through an identical experience. I realize the company barely has time to cash checks, but failing to handle small fry reason
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by bredren 6mo ago
It is satisfying to see someone hacking on deprecated hardware and software also is keen to look forward into Vision Pro.
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by bredren 6mo ago
Claude Code and Codex are not SaaS products in the traditional sense.
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by bredren 6mo ago
Can anyone point at the critical vulnerabilities already patched as a result of mythos? (see 3:52 in the video) For example, the 27 year old openbsd remote crash bug, or the Linux privilege escalation bugs? I know we've had some long-
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by bredren 6mo ago
It is a big claim without the source and prompting.
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by bredren 6mo ago
I had thought this, but my experience initially was that performance degradation began getting noticeable not long after crossing the old 250k barrier. So, it has been convenient to not have hard stops / allow for extra but I still try
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by bredren 6mo ago
I also didn’t like the example. How may people know the difference between chocolate quality? Some for sure, but I wouldn’t count on it for interpreting price elasticity. I still believe in the premise because of the action on Facebook buy
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by bredren 6mo ago
This is not an unknown issue at the fruit co. Can anyone speculate on any rational if not good reasons for not solving this problem yet?
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by bredren 6mo ago
Pelican is drafting rear peloton

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