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by exclipy 1y ago
That adage that "this is the worst it'll ever be" when people espouse AI coding agents is looking a bit shoddy. No, costs don't inevitably go down when you're on a sweetheart deal.
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by exclipy 1y ago
https://github.com/WICG/webcomponents/issues/1069
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by exclipy 1y ago
I do see the AI agent companies shipping like crazy. Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code... they are adding features as if they have some magical workforce of tireless AI minions building them. Maybe they do!
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by exclipy 1y ago
That's the first time I heard the song. My Linux audio drivers never worked
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by exclipy 1y ago
Would be great if it pinged me on slack or whatsapp. I wouldn't notice if it simply paused waiting for the MCP call to return
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by exclipy 1y ago
I was working at Google in the mid 2010s when Larry Page was at the helm and company leadership still listened to employee voices. There were enough internal memes calling for an end to the "not now" pattern that leadership mandat
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by exclipy 2y ago
I don't think a long pay-off horizon is a problem for this market. It the same as for shares in companies that don't pay dividends. What creates a price for Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/A) if owning the share never gives you anyth
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by exclipy 2y ago
Why not use a tool where it can perform pricision edits rather than rewrite the whole thing? Eg. Windsurf or Cursor
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by exclipy 2y ago
Not true at all. The original ChatGPT was useless other than as a curious entertainment app. Perplexity, OTOH, has almost completely replaced Google for me now. I'm asking it dozens of questions per day, all for free because that'
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by exclipy 2y ago
Is there a problem with this if it's not trademarked? It's like saying Apple Maps is the nth product called "Maps". I, for one, am glad they are standardising on naming of equivalent products and wish they would do it mo
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by exclipy 2y ago
Reminds me of CQ2 https://cq2.co/blog/the-best-way-to-have-complex-discussions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40277547
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by exclipy 2y ago
Yeah I was expecting the article to give an argument to back up this claim by talking about the mechanisms behind LLMs and the mechanisms behind human thought and demonstrating a lack of overlap. But I don't see any discussion of multi
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by exclipy 2y ago
It'd be cool to see its reasoning for solving visual puzzles, as imagery.
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by exclipy 2y ago
Actually, I would be interested! I'll get in touch
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by exclipy 2y ago
This looks very nice, and obviously needed in hindsight. I would love to see a Typescript/node port of this.
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by exclipy 2y ago
I'm a bit disappointed with how clickbaity the title became for this video.
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by exclipy 2y ago
But how many people are dying and emigrating?
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by exclipy 2y ago
You'd expect an adoptee to have perfect English
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by exclipy 2y ago
Another article on the topic: https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/11/07/362273449... When it was written, "African-American" was the politically correct term but now it seems it h
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by exclipy 2y ago
This won't work correctly because after the first command, part-2 will no longer be an ancestor of part-3. It will try to rebate commits that already exist on the target, leading to unnecessary and difficult merge conflicts.
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by exclipy 2y ago
Why does it have a swivelling head? I would have just mounted a 360 camera there. Then the operator can turn their head in any direction as fast as they want without the latency of waiting for a mechanical head to catch up.
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by exclipy 2y ago
That's where you make a hotfix without restarting. When you really understand the structure of knitting, it can be very fulfilling to come up with ways to fix "bugs" like this. Drop down a row or three to redo just that stitc
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by exclipy 2y ago
But the Slack model is useful in its own way. Within a thread, you will see new posts at the bottom so you don't need to constantly scour all the threads to see new comments to it. Perhaps CQ2 could do with a toggle to switch between t
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by exclipy 2y ago
You can't comment on comments in Google Docs.
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by exclipy 3y ago
Is that a bug in the equation that one could take advantage of?
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by exclipy 3y ago
Would be cool if part of (or the entirety of) your score was the accuracy of your first guess. That's the part that takes skill, after that, it's not so interesting.
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by exclipy 3y ago
Because there's no confusion about whether you're talking about the new February or the old February. Is Feb 1 the 32nd day of the year or the 29th day?
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by exclipy 3y ago
I'm not the author, but I can empathise with them. The diff highlighting can be surprisingly distracting and it can definitely help readability to turn it off. I certainly do turn it off from time to time in my diff viewer so I can see
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by exclipy 3y ago
Rich Hickey is the odd one out. What do you see in someone who shuns static typing? Static typing is the clearest way to reduce complexity.
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by exclipy 3y ago
> The author argues in that life is very likely because it is the most efficient way to increase entropy in the universe Why does the universe favour things that efficiently increase entropy?

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