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by esperent 5mo ago
I think the reason you haven't heard about it is that it just works. It's fast - with Vite 8 my moderately large app compiles in ~800ms, which includes typescript, react compiler etc. I also took a step to clean out all memo, useM
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by esperent 5mo ago
What lock in does codex have? I'm using it it pi harness specifically because it doesn't have much in the way of lock in.
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by esperent 5mo ago
> Apple thought that it was too risky of a capability to give to any random AI app right out of the gate Oh come on. Apple doesn't want to give up control. That's what this is about. The privacy thing is just to make them look
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by esperent 5mo ago
Even for humans the estimates are way off, unless it's based on data that has some serious padding. That said, it'll often say "2 days of work" and then complete the coding in 30 minutes, and while that's amusing, a
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by esperent 5mo ago
I didn't say that because I don't think it. Honestly, I expect it's mostly Americans plus a couple of self deprecating Europeans making these comments.
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by esperent 5mo ago
No, I intentionally didn't add that. Please challenge my worldview, engage and disagree me. Just put some effort in, please. However, you're still missing the salient point of my comment - that is, overwhelmingly the comments on
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by esperent 5mo ago
> You dislike criticism No, I love criticism, as long as it's balanced and thoughtful, and invites discussion rather than being knee-jerk reactionary. Please read my comment more carefully.
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by esperent 5mo ago
> Where in Europe do you find large amounts of small stores? Literally every city and town.
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by esperent 5mo ago
I wish there was somewhere I could earnestly and intelligently have discussions about EU related tech and tech policy, but HN isn't it. As you can see already in this thread, there's 14 comments besides mine and they are 100% nega
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by esperent 5mo ago
"Language as she is spoke" is very often at odds with literal dictionary definitions. So you're right that a liminal space is a transitional space, and that a metro is by definition that. But linimal aesthetic is different,
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by esperent 5mo ago
I'm on a metro right now, it's full of conversation and there was even an accordion player in my previous train.
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by esperent 5mo ago
Maybe you should check before throwing around accusations? I didn't get the impression it's AI generated.
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by esperent 5mo ago
Also, for places metro stations/gyms it's more of a maintenance and hygiene thing rather than an aesthetic. I'm currently in Paris so I've seen a ton of metro stations recently and really, unless you arrived in the dead
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by esperent 5mo ago
Unit tests are a type of dynamic testing. As opposed to static testing which is linting/typechecking etc. If you want a difference kind of dynamic testing besides unit tests, have you tried writing it in as a requirement during the pla
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by esperent 5mo ago
Why do you think creating tests later would be cheaper?
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by esperent 5mo ago
From that paper: > This raises a central question: do such tests meaningfully improve issue resolution, or do they mainly mimic a familiar software-development practice while consuming interaction budget? This is an important question bu
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by esperent 5mo ago
Not where I live. If it's happening where you live then it's a sign you need to start protesting/organizing/get involved in politics/using whatever skills you have to improve matters before they get worse. This happ
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by esperent 5mo ago
> virtually 100% access to electricity and adequate generation capacity Tell that to all the brown- and black-outs I experienced while traveling there. Renting a room with AC was double the price, at least, abd then there wasn't eno
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by esperent 5mo ago
Why do you randomize your backup times?
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by esperent 5mo ago
Sounds like something that would instantly get you banned from the app store if it got noticed.
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by esperent 5mo ago
Anthropic loves to release these relatively obvious features with hyperbolic names. But since I've switched to Pi a few months ago and have a much deeper understanding of how the harness works - and more importantly, how simple it is (
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by esperent 5mo ago
That person would have been a skilled laborer like a blacksmith a few generations ago. I'm sure many of those people felt the same way when factories started to produce what they had spent a lifetime learning to make. Now that is happe
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by esperent 5mo ago
I hope you make an exception for this specific page.
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by esperent 5mo ago
No, we want you to backup your claims and provide sources or stop adding pointless low effort anti-EU noise to the conversation. It's frustrating, any time there's any kind of discussion about anything European on HN it gets flood
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by esperent 5mo ago
Someone else mentioned that her problems are more likely stemming from her involvement in the neoreactionary (alt-right) movement circa 2015. I've never heard of this and generally would say people should be given space to grow from th
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by esperent 5mo ago
> true mastery is to let your humanity at the door and pull up a facade Or say "screw that" and go find work that lets you be a human, not a repressed shell. I'm in my 40s now and have followed that my whole life to great
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by esperent 5mo ago
> once all the code seems okay, you will run THREE parallel sub-agents for code review: each looking at ALL changed code I did some evals with a prompt like this when I had some subscription tokens to burn, a few months ago. I think usin
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by esperent 5mo ago
Earlier post on the actual Vatican document https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48265206
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by esperent 5mo ago
How broad will they be? Do you aim to ever have large scale indexing of the web?
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by esperent 5mo ago
That might be it. I also seem to remember one scifi book I read where robots had actual sentience and clanker was a slur. Can't remember what it was, but maybe that's leaking into the real world?

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