djeastm

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by djeastm 9mo ago
Organized people have kids, too.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>I hope everyone realizes that the current LLMs are subsidized This is why I'm using it now as much as possible to build as much as possible in the hopes of earning enough to afford the later costs :D
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by djeastm 10mo ago
> I now spent around $100-200 a day using it. Really? Are you using many multiple agents a time? I'm on Microsoft's $40/mo plan and even using Opus 4.5 all day (one agent at a time), I'm not reaching the limit.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
One of those Egg Council creeps got to you, too, huh? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuojmEoI51w
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by djeastm 10mo ago
I think we all know the answer to that.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
> Protecting consumers, including renters, appears be a large part of Mr. Mamdani’s early agenda as mayor. The actions of Mr. Mamdani, a democratic socialist, appear so far to indicate a willingness to govern based on a leftist political
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by djeastm 10mo ago
I might be interested in doing so in the future. My use cases would involve glasses and so far all I've seen with potential is Meta, but I can't see them being developer friendly (or consumer-friendly, for that matter).
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>your things will get cheaper if the cost required to market them reduces. One could imagine that once every company in a market uses AI videos to reduce said costs they will then have to spend even more to stand out from the other marke
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>It's writing a sludge of plausible-looking but empty slop that contaminates everything on the web, it's attempting to automate the visual arts, it's generating fake video that's getting harder and harder to distingui
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Talented creators have hated poseurs since time immemorial. I think the issue is that it's gotten far easier to be a poseur than ever before.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
I use this all the time. I wish every media outlet had the same.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
I'm with you. I've had a mostly empty email for at least a decade (< 10 items, with each of them representing an action I'll need to take) and can't imagine doing it differently. I'm one of those empty desk/
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>unless those readers are paying hard cash upfront for the missing books. Back a few years ago plenty of people would have done this if it had been offered. Maybe that would've helped his writer's block.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>The Old Testament is a very symbolic book Can you tell the fundamentalists that? Thanks
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by djeastm 10mo ago
That's genuinely frightening and possibly explains a lot about people on the road these days.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
They take donations.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
I don't "vibe code", but I do two main things: 1) I throw it the simpler tasks that I know only involve a few files and there are similar examples it can work from (and I tend to provide the files I'm expecting will be c
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by djeastm 10mo ago
GTA 1 was the first computer game I ever remember buying with my own money: https://dos.zone/grand-theft-auto-1997/ I can't get the radio music playing, unfortunately.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Same question can be asked to either side of this debate. We're all self-soothing apes, after all.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Auto-assign bug tickets to AI agents which work to fix the bugs, get AI code reviewed, make adjustments, send to human for sanity checking, deploy via CI.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Please do a write up of the best practices you've found. I tried htmx a few years ago for a side project and while I appreciated the simplicity of a lot of it, I had trouble understanding how/when to use it and in what ways. I thi
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by djeastm 10mo ago
They're reading the statement correctly, imo.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>the same opinion being an uncontroversial fact in biology, I'm confused is it opinion or fact? Can't be both, can it?
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by djeastm 10mo ago
If this is the case then they don't really understand developers at all. We'll complain in a few months just as much as we do now.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Me too. I don't understand why companies think we devs need a custom chat on their website when we all have access to a chat with much smarter models open in a different tab.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Is any of this really any different than any other time in history, though?
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Could it be that while there may not be an increases in the raw number of apps released, there's more functionality within existing apps? I say this because I've had my own app for years and I am now using AI more and more to ad
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Is it not within our capacity on HN to ignore whatever the marketers say and speak to the underlying technology?
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by djeastm 10mo ago
Possibly, but a lot of value comes from doing very simple things faster.
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by djeastm 10mo ago
>You should never hope for a technology to not deliver on its promise. Sooner or later it usually does. Lots of wiggle room between "never" or "usually". We're not all riding Segways or wearing VR goggles. Seems

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