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   by dcreater 1y ago

   We will have a web where proof of humanity is the de facto standard. Its only a question of when. Things have to get worse before they get better in afraid
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   This is silicon valley culture on steroids: I really have to question if it is positive for any involved party. Codex almost has no mindshare and rightly so. It's a textbook also ran, except it came from the most dominant player and wa
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   1. There is an inbuilt terminal in VS code. Its almost always active for me and even if it isnt focusing it/bringing it up is the same distance as firing up voil. The benefit here is that it doesnt occupy your editor 2. What complex f
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Somewhat faster on small models. Requires new format. Not sure what the goal is for this project? Not seeing how this presents adequate benefits to get adopted by the community
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Falling to see why `touch newfile` doesn't accomplish this as fast if not faster and without yet another extension.
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   But Continue and a bunch of others literally did that. The better question is why is there this horrible monoculture in SW startups around raising money through VCs? We need more regular businesses who build something useful and charge a fa
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Everything about this is absolutely wow
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Yeah the point of security is missed. Given how easy it is, I doubt I'm ever going to run Claude code or any other CLI that uses remote AI servers without a devcontainer again
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Yep. He isn't even trying to hide it. Don't touch this thing with a 10ft pole
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    > The time between the two switches being activated and then them being switched back on after being noticed strongly suggests that they were actually manipulated How so? It is just as likely to be an intermitted electronic malfunction.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    The content is a repackage of previously existing, publicly available notebooks, docs, YouTube videos. I wouldnt be surprised if the repackaging was done by AI.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    intermittent state switching is absolutely a thing in (poorly designed/manufactured/tested/QC'd) electronics
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Do you know if the mechanical position of the switch guarantees its electronic state without any possibility for hardware malfunction? If no, then you are claiming a person made one of the most grave acts of inhumanity ever. This sounds to
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    He's lost credibility in my eyes given that his courses essentially have a pay to play model for startups like langchain
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    We need new version control workflows or just a usability layer on top of git with the Proliferation of agentic coding. But this is not it - jm not sure what ita actually doing and its opaque.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    SEEKING FREELANCER I am building a (relatively simple) website but Im not professionally a developer. I am looking for an experienced full stack web dev (NextJS, FastAPI, Supabase, ECS) to critically review my architecture and code. Contact
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    contact?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    So ZKP actually works?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    So your basically saying we need Dolores and Westworld
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    But arent features like Ask HN and Show HN by their nature geared towards discussion?
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    Ask HN: Why doesn't HN have notifications for replies?

    5 points by dcreater 1y ago|12 comments
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    > I have no idea why legal insists we write "statistics" rather than "data". that's a read flag. That's a weasel word in my opinion. If we took Google to court, you can easily say "statistics" does
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    DSPy seems like the right, developed approach but its far too convoluted and I find the grammar is ugly.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Plain old http requests and your own functions. Its almost always the better choice
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Any reason to use and pay for this instead of pyrefly and ty? (Relative maturity wouldn't be a good enough reason as those projects will progress quickly enough and both have great, solid, well backed teams behind them)
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    People still use langchain?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Yeah how is opt out of data collection not an option? This is what they mean by don't be evil and Google is proving yet again that they truly are
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Posing the sentiment differently: Why not go open source? Follow the same model as marimo, astral etc. that are enriching the python ecosystem?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    What is? I agree that there is a lot more to this industry than software but that is the first foundational/enabling piece. They may have a duopoly currently but its a matter of when, not if, that it is broken
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    > Databricks and Snowflake, just to mention two players in a similar space, are not OS: did you feel that would prevent you from adopting them as well? Yes absolutely. Snowflake is a modern Oracle. It may survive but will be more of a ba