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by comboy 6mo ago
Wow /insights is genuinely useful, perhaps CLI should be pushing that as a tip, if one has enough sessions, instead of keep nagging me about the frontend developer skill which I already have installed In general CLI could be more relia
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by comboy 7mo ago
I think stability and reliability have vastly improved over the last years in general (not necessarily talking about gh specifically) It's just that everybody is using 100 tools and dependencies which themselves depend on 50 others to
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by comboy 7mo ago
OpenX is becoming a bit like that hindu symbol associated with well being..
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by comboy 7mo ago
Claude getting clawed.
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by comboy 7mo ago
> a state sponsored threat actor your CPU, your OS, CPU and firmware on your motherboard chips, ethernet, wifi, HDDs (btw did you know your sim card has JVM?), your browser, all your networking equipment in between, BGP and all the root
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by comboy 7mo ago
Fascinating how HN is torn about vibe coding still. Everybody pretty much agrees that it works for some use cases, yet there is a flamewar (I mean, cultured, HN-type one) every time. People seem to be more comfortable in a binary mindset.
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by comboy 7mo ago
> That is extremely stupid. What does that ban get you? confidence in firing coders I presume..
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by comboy 7mo ago
Me too, the problem is that it's hard to come up with tools that are needed but not made yet, and we don't want to end up with https://malus.sh/index.html
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by comboy 7mo ago
Perhaps we should start making LLM- open source projects (clearly marked as such). Created by LLMs, open for LLM contributions, with some clearly defined protocols I'd be interesting where it would go. I imagine it could start as a pro
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by comboy 7mo ago
Alright, my original comment was wrong (as was the parent). I still stand by my opinion that it is not practical though.
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by comboy 7mo ago
Eshittification (by Cory Doctorov) is a shitty book but it does explain how that dynamic works.
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by comboy 7mo ago
Applying them to only one side of the conversation doesn't seem practical.
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by comboy 7mo ago
That's your worldview. Crocker's rules is that you don't have to take receiver feelings into account you just communicate efficently.
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by comboy 7mo ago
Not sure if it's a common knowledge but I've learned not that long ago that you can do "/compact your instructions here", if you just say what you are working on or what to keep explicitly it's much less painf
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by comboy 7mo ago
Your sim card is an entire computer.
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by comboy 7mo ago
I highly recommend Aerospace[1], went through a few approaches, I cared about not completely compromising security either, it works really well if you come from something like i3 1. https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSp
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by comboy 7mo ago
What is the $/Mtok that would make you choose your time vs savings of running stuff locally? Just to be clear, it may sound like a snarky comment but I'm really curious from you or others how do you see it. I mean there are some b
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by comboy 7mo ago
Under this name or not I think it's happening regardless..
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by comboy 7mo ago
Limited precision of float numbers is deterministic. But there's whole parallelism and how things are wired together, your generation may end up on a different hardware etc. And models I work with (claude,gemini etc) have the temperatu
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by comboy 7mo ago
I agree, but let's say you are looking for a library to solve your problem - you see one repo updated 2 weeks ago and the other one updated 5 years ago - which one do you choose?
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by comboy 7mo ago
Oh how I despise these suggestions. You sometimes look for a way to express something and you are on the verge of giving the world something truly original, but as soon as your brain sees the suggestion it goes "oh yeah that fits"
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by comboy 7mo ago
My broken english now officially bumps my comments up instead of down. Sweet.
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by comboy 7mo ago
Just post it to social media to generate the text description for free (multiple humans in parallel work better)
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by comboy 7mo ago
If that sounds fun, you gonna love the story of Joy Milne who can smell the Parkinson's disease.
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by comboy 7mo ago
I can open iphone on my macbook? Wish I had it working on my macbook pro, because I was supposed to be able to do that a long time ago (I'm in EU).
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by comboy 7mo ago
Get list of your inputs mixed with generated ones and ask some model to tell you which ones are yours. Other than that the approach in general is weak, most people likely generate lots of noise themselves. It's just about that one time
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by comboy 7mo ago
What kind of tools do you have on your mind specifically? My experience is that LLM can create me a decent dev tool that I wouldn't ever bother making so nice myself.
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by comboy 7mo ago
The Internet has became a big mafia game.
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by comboy 7mo ago
Now do a set of queries and try to deduce by statistics which model are you seeing through Rapidata ;)
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by comboy 8mo ago
I don't know any GUI that beats tmux work portability. Of course everything depends on exact nature of the work, but personally I would gladly leave text based interfaces behind, it's just that there's nothing better.

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