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by csomar 1y ago
> Authorize Forms0 > Authorize preetsuthar17 > Authorizing will redirect to https://dodgmiigvrqvlsvwhlqv.supabase.co I know you are only asking for the Email address but at least, for my benefit, make it look like a rea
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by csomar 1y ago
Mechanical automation took off in the 70s-90s. Today, most people in developed countries work in service jobs, often behind screens. If AI becomes advanced enough, many of these jobs could disappear. Here's another angle: In poor count
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by csomar 1y ago
The cold war and war on terror are real and not just some ragtag peasants. People think modern warfare is some high tech shit but it’s just some dude in a basement making a bomb for the subway commute financed by a labyrinth of schemes and
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by csomar 1y ago
The main author doesn't have a GitHub account or un-linked his account (on purpose or by accident).
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by csomar 1y ago
I don't think a "third world country" or "developing country" mean anything any more. Turkey/Istanbul and Congo/Kinshasa are both developing countries/cities. One has issues but functional transportat
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by csomar 1y ago
There is no consciousness - just varying levels of complexity in how organisms respond. Bacteria have basic and predictable responses, plants have more sophisticated ones, animals are even more complex, and humans can formulate elaborate sc
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by csomar 1y ago
Bulgaria economy and the average citizen quality of life are not that correlated. You can have one improving while the other is deteriorating. We saw what happened in the US when such a gap became wide enough.
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by csomar 1y ago
Simple queries. As in typing the name of a person in a company list of 200. Keeps spinning forever.
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by csomar 1y ago
This is incredibly useful and I can see myself using it and paying a subscription. That being said: 1. I couldn't find some key persons that I know works in an organization. How accurate is the data? 2. I don't know if this is hap
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by csomar 1y ago
I don't understand it either. I track requests and AI crawlers are there but not as abusive as people claim. Most annoying requests are from hackers who are trying to find my ".git" directory. But I highly doubt these guys wi
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by csomar 1y ago
I've been building my entire back-end with WASM for several months now, and I can share some thoughts: 1. WASM on the Web: Just don't do it. It's not there yet. WASM actually has overhead compared to regular JavaScript, so it
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by csomar 1y ago
Derive Clone is not broken. It is basic. I’d say this is a good area for a dependency but not the core Rust functionality. Keep derive simple and stupid, so people can learn they can derive stuff themselves. It also avoids any surprises.
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by csomar 1y ago
I'm having trouble getting your platform to work properly. When I tried the examples you provided, I couldn't understand what they were supposed to demonstrate. The code I wrote either breaks or just outputs your sample code inste
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by csomar 1y ago
1- I agree that speed is intelligence[+], but you're suggesting we can reduce accuracy, increase speed, and get better results. I don't buy it. 2- I'm confused. Claude Code and a Neovim plugin I used both do edits/diffs.
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by csomar 1y ago
This. LLMs might be worse but they open access for people who couldn't have it before. Think of the cheap Chinese stuff that we got in the last decade. It was of low quality and questionable usability but it built China and also opened
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by csomar 1y ago
I sometimes wonder if English dominated programming and the Internet partly because it doesn't use accents or special characters. You have limited space on a keyboard, and as a native Arabic/French speaker, typing in those languag
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by csomar 1y ago
There is always a price. At the right price, someone will go to teach in a war zone. This is not a hypothetical either, Libya has expats from the West to this day.
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by csomar 1y ago
Does this assume they all have the AGI at the same time? In that case, it depends on the local ruling gang; whether they want to adopt its advice or not. But oversimplifying: Assuming all countries have access to AGI and just start implemen
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by csomar 1y ago
You need to start with a green field as the LLM makes lots of assumptions about your code base, based on what it learned before. Doing it green field means less resistance from the LLM. I think, based on that, Rust will be the most popular
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by csomar 1y ago
It'll not last but it might last longer than Cursor can remain solvent.
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by csomar 1y ago
I don't know about your circumstances but if I was small, I would completely disregard this. > We’re currently in a bidding process, alongside other companies. From what we understand, most competitors are creative agencies likely t
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by csomar 1y ago
tl;dr: They are f*ked and they have no way out. $20 on API pricing is what Claude Pro will give you in a day. It doesn't matter how good cursor is, this is a massive limitation and price differential that they can't overcome. Even
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by csomar 1y ago
Some first/introductory interviews are now "powered" by AI. As in, the interviewee gets an AI bot that evaluates them. I'd not be surprised if this takes over and becomes standard.
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by csomar 1y ago
> The dog is no longer in a setting where this is crucial to their survival It is crucial to their survival. That's how they made it to this day in these numbers.
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by csomar 1y ago
YC invests in founders that have more odds to make it through a series A. Everything else is secondary.
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by csomar 1y ago
Interested to see your Opus 4 one-shot. I tried it very recently on Opus 4 and it burbled non-sense.
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by csomar 1y ago
No. Usually what happens is that your rates go up. It can mean your debt goes up.
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It literally shows that in the graph. A basket of the world currencies.
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by csomar 1y ago
> The first rule of HN moderation is that we moderate (i.e., intervene) less if a story reflects negatively on a YC company or YC itself. Unless you have transparency on flagging and mod actions, these are just your words. And as these
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> This was incorrect and sloppy work on our end. We made a quick fix and are working right now to do a proper fix that addresses the issues fully and cleanly. There is no fix. Your work is derived and should be/will be licensed as G

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