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   Stack overflow is almost dead(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)

   6 points by cryptoz 1y ago|1 comments
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   3 months transit time to Mars for human missions using SpaceX Starship(nature.com)

   3 points by cryptoz 1y ago|1 comments
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   The plan: You are a PM and Engineer - and so is the AI. You both write tickets and you both complete them to iterate on your code. https://codeplusequalsai.com You can build webapps very quickly, especially AI-enabled ones, an
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   DeepMind’s original demos were also of Atari gameplay.
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   I don’t think the expression is positive or negative. It just means we can’t go back. I guess that could be positive or negative case by case depending on how you feel about going back or not. The confetti is out of the canon.
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   I hope it's not just another orb that talks to you. Maybe they're making humanoids, that's all the rage now... I do wonder what they have built! Surely something right?
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   The actual money can’t be the issue. It’s $136 for failure to stop at a stop sign in WA. If they enforced that for 30 seconds per day the cities would be wealthy beyond belief. Or maybe not-but we’d have much safer traffic! Thus enabling re
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   YC Request for Startups (RFS) Summer 2025(ycombinator.com)

   2 points by cryptoz 1y ago|0 comments
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   by cryptoz 1y ago

   Thanks! And yeah, it really is satisfying watching the tickets move from column to column "all on their own" as the works gets done!
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Yup - honestly the space is so open right now still, everyone is trying haha. It's got quite hard to keep track of different models and their strengths / weaknesses, much less the IDE and editor space! I have no idea which of thes
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Thanks and yeah that is a concern; however I have been getting quite good results from this AST approach, at least for building medium-complexity webapps. On the other hand though, this wasn't always true...the only OpenAI model that r
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    This exact problem is something I’m hoping to fix with a tool that parses the source to AST and then has the LLM write code to modify the AST (which you then run to get your changes) rather than output code directly. I’ve started in a narro
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    I mean, for normal people that is exactly how it’s being used. Your receipts for everything are automatically emailed with all kinds of private info for example. Nobody, and I mean nobody, is expecting those receipts to be public. And since
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Oh, is Bourbon still supported? Most likely simpleton jokes are still unsupported on HN however.
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    I’m also reminded of the experiment that Facebook ran on its users to try to make them depressed. Modifying the news feed algorithm in a controlled way to figure out if they could make users fall into a depression or not. Not disclosed to t
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    Signs of alien life on exoplanet K2-18B may just be statistical noise(newscientist.com)

    13 points by cryptoz 1y ago|1 comments
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Oh, that kind of habit. The good kind. It can take much less than 1 day to form a bad habit. I wonder how that asymmetry really is - were ancient humans less exposed to addictive substances and had no need to evolve a way to stop that?
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    I suppose I wanted more from this post than I got. But on the other hand, nobody really knows the future of work yet so it'd all be speculation anyway. I think I have a pretty good vague idea though; it'll be collaborative between
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    Generative Modelling in Latent Space(sander.ai)

    3 points by cryptoz 1y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Possibly the heaviest "lightweight" CLI tool ever made haha.
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    I've taken to pasting in the latest OpenAI API docs for their python library to each prompt (via API, I'm not pasting each time manually in ChatGPT) so that the AI can write code that uses itself! Like, I get it, the training data
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Very fascinating changes here. Did Apple do this recently without announcing or documenting it? Controversy! Whose phone is it? And who's to say I'm not using it if it is sitting there for 3 days? Maybe I am using it! You don&#x27
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    This reminds of Google Paper in 2007: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_April_Fools%27_... I know at least 2 people who were fooled by it haha.
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    Ya'll ever browse /shownew and find something super cool? Underrated Show HNs?(news.ycombinator.com)

    2 points by cryptoz 1y ago|3 comments
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    Show HN: Code+=AI – build AI webapps in minutes by having LLM complete tickets(codeplusequalsai.com)

    1 points by cryptoz 1y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    And important.
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    by cryptoz 1y ago

    Another example is the IRS Employer ID site; only open during business hours. Frustrating when you go there on Saturday and get hyped to found your company, but I guess waiting 2 days to get an EID wasn't a big deal in retrospect.
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    Making code changes with LLMs by parsing ASTs (2024)(codeplusequalsai.com)

    2 points by cryptoz 1y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptoz 2y ago

    Appreciate you having a look and for that feedback, thanks - I do agree I have work to do to prove that my idea is better than alternatives. We'll see...
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    by cryptoz 2y ago

    I support HTML, JS, Python and CSS. For HTML, (not technically an AST), I give the LLM the original-file HTML source, and then I instruct it to write python code that uses BeautifulSoup to modify the HTML. Then I get the string back from py