elAhmo

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by elAhmo 8mo ago
> Never had a clear spec in my life. Just because you haven't or you work in a particular way, doesn't mean everyone does things the same way. Likewise, on your last point, just because someone is using AI in their work, doesn&
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Obviously, in this context, "most people" refers to people who are using AI.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I said relatively simple. It is mostly an API interface with Anthropic models, with tool calling on top of it, very simple input and output.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Insane to think that a relatively simple CLI tool has so many open issues...
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I mostly used Sonnet/Opus 4.x in the past months, but 5.2 Codex seemed to be on par or better for my use case in the past month. I tried a few models here and there but always went back to Claude, but with 5.2 Codex for the first time
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Oh boy, I have some news for you.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Yup, they didn't mention it by name, it was stated as "our upstream provider".
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Usage like this is becoming a rarity. Most people are editing significantly less and "agent interfaces" are slowly taking the focus.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Key is "for now".
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
To many people without relevant expertise give medical advice online. I remember a similar case with levelsio who was advocating people to take melatonin and discussing how much grams is good vs bad. When I said that people shouldn't t
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Can't they just remove this option from app and redirect to the web? Wasn't this the same story with Spotify?
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
> but at least we wouldn't have this I think you might have forgotten recent moves from Meta about removal of moderation, relaxing rules on hate speech, settling lawsuits with Trump and similar moves that imply they wouldn't re
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
People have shared that many of those things didn't work, developers don't care about reviews of an abandoned app, refund process probably costs you more in time than you would get, and Google is not really known for their good su
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
In addition to this, AirTag also makes a sound when on the move. This is also quite ridiculous, as it literally gives away that there is an AirTag there. I have seen people removing the speaker to eliminate this flaw.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Love the emphasis on people behind successful companies and humble beginnings that all of them have!
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
> brazenly manipulated Interesting talking point, but I guess the far right talking points are gaining traction on HN as well.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
You can argue that people outside of China don't get to choose something other than Google. Sure, there are recent pushes with default search engine choices and similar initiatives, but there is a reason why Google is paying hundreds o
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Safari on latest Sequoia doesn't support this. Given that many people will not upgrade to the latest version, it is a shame Safari is behind these things.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Sure, that is still millions of devices. What about other countries? Home market would imply one country, but given there are billions of iOS/Apple devices throughout the world, this is not really a valid argument to make.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
And this is news why? Isn't this always been the case, sure CS majors were employed, but so many people in the industry have no formal degrees.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
I can't believe people actually bring BRICS in serious discussions.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
> My current hypothesis is that the growth in the _price_ of the US Stock market (eg S&P 500) is actually devaluation of the dollar. You mean devaluation is causing the growth of SP500, or the other way around?
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
I can't believe you are making an office complex renovation argument. FED has been instrumental is keeping the monetary policy sane in the recent years, unlike some pushes from the orange person you are taking talking points from.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Home market for iPhones is the whole world.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
I wasn't referring to the state censorship request, but rather to the 'flocking' to self-proclaimed champions of free speech in the current Trump administrations as a cry for help.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
OP, not a bot. CF definitely chose to be political in the message, so regardless of what Italy did or who is right and wrong, posting that message is just a message that reliance on CF can just be a bad idea long-term.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Given the recent threats from Cloudflare against Italy and siding with Vance, Musk and co., this is definitely not a far-fetched reality. Big Tech has demonstrated which side they are going with.
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Most likely not, this is more of a way to retire with money earned from software development and spend time "on business" that isn't really financially viable. Kudos to author for going this path, but it takes a lot of resour
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Great read! I am just wondering would stacking up batteries, charging them off-peak and using/selling back during peak usage be as good as this, or even better? Seems like this shouldn't be a viable scenario, but given the prices
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by elAhmo 9mo ago
Fair enough, I agree with the sentiment, especially about the lighting, colour grading, shots and similar details that form the overall "feel" of the movie. With my comment I was referring to some things that end up being indistin

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