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by fg137 4mo ago
could or will? I am pretty sure even among software engineers, much fewer than 1% are going to spend their money on that. Most software engineers know how to spend their money responsibly.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Didn't really have a choice with openrouter. I ended up using "Hide My Email" which gave me an icloud.com, which will likely no longer work according to this article.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Doesn't work when some service providers only allow email addresses that are on a whitelist of domains. And I have run into more than a few.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Most (real world, not HN) users don't really notice any difference between MV2 and MV3 based extensions.
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by fg137 4mo ago
> I have a 2022 M2 Mac with 64 GB RAM I closed the article after that. The author has no idea what a privilege it is to have a machine like that for personal use , and how 99% of the population are not going to afford a setup like that.
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by fg137 4mo ago
You don't have to trust WSJ's reporting, but most people do, including fellow journalists. Their track record is also solid. (Their opinion section is of course a different matter.)
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by fg137 4mo ago
Their response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48499478 I am amused by the "I am an LLM researcher, so wasting tokens to do basic things is totally justified" perspective. I have a lot more critical views of
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by fg137 4mo ago
This. Depending on who you are talking to, that's the wrong question to ask. ROI is not measured in terms of actual productivity. It is measured by how many people read their article/watch their video.
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by fg137 4mo ago
> most PR feedback was stylistic, with the occasional bug identified. I think that only speaks for your own experience. I have definitely seen more than a few PRs that needed significant work.
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by fg137 4mo ago
It's clear they consider code review a personal activity than team activity, in the sense that they think "code review is a gate before my code can be merged" rather than "code review is a process where the team discusse
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by fg137 4mo ago
Only M1 and M2 (and Pro versions).
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by fg137 4mo ago
> you focus on all the other programming logic Does that actually happen?
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by fg137 4mo ago
> because it's interesting and a milestone in the breadth of test coverage it can pass. Sorry, no. Let me be candid and point out that this has achieved exactly nothing except lighting $8k on fire. Put it this way: if I suggest to m
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by fg137 4mo ago
In 6 months, seeing no adoption, move the repo to maintenance mode. Archive in 12 months.
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by fg137 4mo ago
I think we are talking about ROI in terms of solving real world problems and making real impact, not the fact that a tool has been ported from language X to language Y.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Does anyone plan to use this? Similarly, is there any momentum left for Cloudflare's EmDash? I can barely find any discussion after April.
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by fg137 4mo ago
> They need something better than Microsoft/Github Copilot Why? What's wrong with using Claude Code/Codex?
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by fg137 4mo ago
> could not understand that just because a method in C# is asynchronous does not mean it executes out of order. Want to bet how many naturally born US citizens in your colleagues can answer the question in a technical interview?
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by fg137 4mo ago
You have been terribly misled.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Usually they couldn't care less about what you say about another country. Unless, of course, if you say bad things about a certain country when you are in another certain country, you get deported. Hmm.
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by fg137 4mo ago
I'd say your workflow is pretty typical, from what I am seeing. Developers that are very heavily invested in terminal and (over) optimize their terminal configuration are a small but very vocal minority.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Life is too short to waste time on things that don't matter.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Hmm... that doesn't answer the question?
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by fg137 4mo ago
This. If asked to choose between photo editing done within 3s using cloud provider vs an average of 30s using local compute, most consumers will choose the former without hesitation. Most users' usage is also going to fall nicely in th
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by fg137 4mo ago
You are confusing "using AI" with "running LLM locally".
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by fg137 4mo ago
I don't think this is going to get any traction in the general consumer world, even less relevant than Apple Vision Pro. (HN reaction to Vision Pro back in 2024 is almost hilarious if not ridiculous, looking at it today. I knew it woul
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by fg137 4mo ago
You seriously think running LLM is the same thing as general computing?
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by fg137 4mo ago
This. Lots of people here doesn't understand other people's life constraints and refuse to acknowledge that different lifestyle exist.
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by fg137 4mo ago
> once a month experience Incorrect assumption. Not every buys/downloads/plays games the same way you do. Even more incorrect considering how often games are updated and how large those updates can be, especially for a new game
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by fg137 4mo ago
Is HN crowd any more anti-AI than other places e.g. reddit?

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