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eleventen
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10mo ago
> Write code to generate the boiler plate or get abstract it away. That doesn’t make any sense. I want to consider what you’re saying here but I can’t relate to this idea at all. Every project has boilerplate. It gets written once. I d
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10mo ago
I say it’s a straw man because it’s a caricature that is easy to knock down. The point of my comment was that I would be surprised to find out that even 20% of people think this, much less a majority.
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10mo ago
> We live in a late-stage-capitalist hellscape, where large companies are run by aspiring robber barons who have no serious convictions beyond desiring power. All those companies want is for obedient engineering drones to churn out bad c
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eleventen
10mo ago
Out of curiosity, why have you needed to? This has never come up for me.
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10mo ago
The details / summary thing absolutely kills me. There’s basically nothing you can’t do with them. Hiding and replacing markers is easy. But every component library just pretends they don’t exist. It even saves you the effort of all
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eleventen
10mo ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46394914
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10mo ago
I signed up and started a VM. Didn’t really expect the default chat interface at boot. I’m currently on my iPad and would probably have bookmarked it for later, but now I’m playing with it. Cool idea :) Edit: it comes out of the box with s
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10mo ago
> Any “alignment” that exists is alignment with the owner’s interests, constrained only by market forces and regulation. That struck me as a pretty big hand-wave. Market forces are a huge constraint on alignment. Markets have responded (
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10mo ago
I appreciate this and many of the other perspectives I’m encountering in the replies. I agree with you that the current outcry is probably positive, so I’m a little disappointed in how I framed my earlier comment. It was more contrarian tha
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10mo ago
I searched for “Melania” and the first 16 results did not have any indication of why they matched. Many were blank pages. Does the result for this query look right to you? I was pretty confused.
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10mo ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46315583
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10mo ago
That’s interesting. Why do you think this is worth taking more seriously than Musks repeated projections for Mars colonies over the last decade? We were supposed to have one several times over by this point.
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10mo ago
I truly don’t understand this tendency among tech workers. We were contributing to natural resource destruction in exchange for salary and GDP growth before GenAI, and we’re doing the same after. The idea that this has somehow 10x’d resourc
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10mo ago
https://andymasley.substack.com/p/individual-ai-use-is-not-b... Sources are very well cited if you want to follow then through. I linked this and not the original source because it’s likely the source where root commen
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10mo ago
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee stuck with me more than anything else I read this year. It is a work of simple beauty. It’s a story of several generations of poor Korean women who eventually immigrate to Japan. The front half of the book is wonderf
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10mo ago
I enjoyed Translation State so much. It thought that Leckie got lost in the depths of Octavia Butler’s extra weird shit (and Xenogensis) and cross bred it with the political novel style of the Ancillary trilogy, and the result was chefs ki
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10mo ago
I’m not sure a study of chronic gamblers generalizes to long-term working class employees of this facility. I have no idea what lessons can be learned from the NFL case, but I suspect none at all.
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10mo ago
This seems really cynical. Did you mean it that way?
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10mo ago
I feel like McLuhan is so thoroughly accepted as gospel now that it’s refreshing to see someone casually dismiss the idea out of hand like OC. I would love to see a serious exploration of the argument against McLuhan in 2025, just for fun.
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10mo ago
Your LLM of choice seems to lack world knowledge beyond early 2025, rendering the results pretty uninteresting. What model did you use? > The comment contains 7 distinct predictions about the future of tech leadership, AI, and hardware.
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10mo ago
> “If you are, like, 13 years old, you should spend all of your time vibe coding,” he said in his recent TBPN interview. “That’s how you should live your life.” It’s difficult to imagine worse advice.
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10mo ago
The gripe about tailwind is valid, but I couldn’t figure out how Perron does this better. From a cursory look, I didn’t see anything about CSS in the docs. I could have missed it though.
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10mo ago
> And you expect that this whole process will have saved you time, while you play games? The topic in question is “Can AI tools do a task that would take a human 4 hours”. Not whether it can do that in a way that leads to maintainability
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10mo ago
Wild guess: some kind of elite status signaling. “no time for punctuation im so busy very important u understand”
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10mo ago
I’d love to know if this performs better than your average resume in OCR or scanning tools. I think if you could advertise that you follow some kind of arcane best practices, that would be super attractive to a lot of people. I have a lot o
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10mo ago
I vaguely remember “The Nets” in Enders game but not how they functioned. What about Card’s portrayal did you find prescient?
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10mo ago
Respectfully, I think I’m in a better position to decide a) what value this has to me and b) what I choose to learn vs just letting Opus deal with. You don’t have enough information to say if I’ve saved time because you don’t know what I’m
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eleventen
10mo ago
I recently asked Opus to just “Add vector search” to my current hobby project, a topic I know very little about. It set up manticore, pulled an embedding model, wrote a migration tool for my old keyword indices, and built the front end. I’m
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10mo ago
What a blast from the past. I attempted to build a file-sharing tool for my team when we had video and images strewn across the org. I prototyped embedding filestash for the frontend. It was basically a backend for generating STS credential
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10mo ago
That’s pretty much been the story since the Neolithic revolution though?
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