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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Just parse responses for "sorry about that"!
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Ask HN: Should AI credits be refunded on mistakes?
21 points by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago|23 comments
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I’ve been in IT for 25 years, it has happened to me once, unfortunately it isn’t that uncommon.
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
This has been coming for weeks ever since Anthropic changed their terms and conditions “just a tidy up” - when that happened I took everything I had done in open claw and migrated into Claude code with /loop and tbh I’m happier because
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
I think this is right, I can get cause to build me something for my own use that I’d have given up at before, getting to the point of being useable still doesn’t make it shareable.
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
There are some really good ar glasses for a couple of hundred dollars, I think they are going to end up really cheap and not the 100 billion investment that facebook needs.
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
It is definitely making me more productive. Tasks where, in the past, I have thought “if I had a utility to do x it would save me y time” and I’d either start and give up or spend much longer than y on it are now super easy, create a direct
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
It’s still pretty poor writing powershell
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
I don’t understand the content of most of the comments here - am I being thick?
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by ed_elliott_asc 7mo ago
How often are ooms caused by lack of ram rather than programming?
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by ed_elliott_asc 8mo ago
Develop an ai skill to read articles and come up with a HN post for you :)
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by ed_elliott_asc 8mo ago
At my kids school the children have been using grok to create pics of other children without clothes on - chatgpt etc won’t let you do that - grok needs some controls and x seem unable to do that themselves.
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by ed_elliott_asc 9mo ago
If I wanted privacy that couldn’t be broken by Microsoft I wouldn’t be using OneDrive. I would be using an operating system that wasn’t geared up to be cloud backed up and closed source.
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by ed_elliott_asc 10mo ago
Im really liking it for writing boring code. As an example I wanted a plugin for visual studio. In the past I would have spent hours on it or just not bothered but I used Claude code to write it, it isn’t beautiful or interesting code, it l
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by ed_elliott_asc 11mo ago
The thing about being annoyed about the top of the range prices, for me, it irritates as it feels like it drags the lower models prices upwardsz
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by ed_elliott_asc 11mo ago
Let people take the risk - somethings in production are less important than others.
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MS SQL Management Studio Copilot lacks security controls to use in prod(the.agilesql.club)
3 points by ed_elliott_asc 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
UK is a one day affair with voting booths typically open like 6 am to 10 pm
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Tbh decompiling software and figuring out how it works isn’t easy but that is part of the fun :) - it’s the reason ive ended up following many of the weird paths in computing that I have
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I use excel but not for financial modelling, I’ll use it
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Do you predict the same for Anthropic? Hopefully they will stick around.
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Do they really need a full mirror of production?
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
It’s a bit of a guess though isn’t it?
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Pretty sure you don’t mean crossdressers! Codeweavers?
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I’m completely paranoid about claude messing with my .git folder so I push regularly
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
What sort of issues do you get debugging? My experience of .NET even from version 1 is that it has the best debugging experience of any modern language, from the visual studio debugger to sos.dll debugging crash dumps.
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Not quite free for most people, we have to pay the prescription charge of about £12
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I’d imagine pretty much all of the s and p 500 companies rely on databricks, a large percentage of them at least
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Yeah doesn’t seem like core functionality
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I can’t help feeling it is the first major misstep from databricks , they are raising the money for their hosted Postgres and ai platform. Ai is not far away from dropping to the “trough of disillusionment” and I can’t see why databricks ev

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