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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
I agree there, but the problem I’m pointing out is you can’t fix a problem you don’t see as a problem in the first place. This type of nonsense from Anthropic isn’t helpful whatsoever.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Don’t worry, locking you into their services will make it impossible to leave! The one overarching success of the Tim Cook era is ruthlessly pursuing consumer lock in at all costs.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Honestly with a tablet I prefer some bezel so I can hold it without touching the screen. I have both a 9th Gen iPad and an M2 iPad Pro, I use the “inferior” one almost exclusively.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
That’s the fun part: he’s likely not knowledgeable enough about his own code to know he should be looking for bugs. “It just works!”
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
The one time I trusted Claude to write a full class - with excessive rounds of prompts and revisions - it introduced a very subtle bug that I would have never made but took a couple months to show up. Fixing the bug required a root and stem
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Who said anything about open source demise in general? Wordpress is past its prime, has always been a wrapper over a hideous dogshit codebase, has bad leadership, is in a crisis, and will slowly disappear. It’s natural, and not a big deal.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Precisely, it’s bad architecture not a bad language. You can make bad architectures in any language you like! The only truly bad language is JavaScript. ;-)
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
It’s entered the utility collapse curve. MySpace still exists but you can pinpoint the plateau and decline. Wordpress will not grow from here on out, it will shrink. Likewise, that “40%” number never says how many of those websites have bee
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
The goal here is speed, a pre-approval of a specific template means you can attain high velocity in deployment. Even brutalist monsters keep people off the streets, which is where we are now.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Likewise, and I will USE all the cores @ 100%, as The Good Lord commanded.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
The same search engine that also runs a display ads network that incentivizes low quality SEO blogspam has so throughly killed the golden goose they have one more year left of summarizing human content before they fully enter the oroborou
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Seems like the issue is less using dicts than not treating external APIs as input that needs to be sanitized.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
It is a secret, they’ve been doing it since pandemic started!
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
My point is about supervision. If an engineer making a quarter mill needs somebody over their shoulder to produce, that’s the core issue. If during an afternoon where they have to wait for somebody else, I’d rather they go for a casual walk
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Quietly and carefully.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Sad state of affairs, people are incentivized to get more papers and citations at all costs, and quality be damned. An AI Winter is not a great an idea, but an AI Autumn may be beneficial. Just have no major AI conferences for ‘25, perhaps
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
I know a person who is absolutely brilliant, first class intellect. They have two remote jobs and have gotten softly reprimanded at both for essentially making other people look bad because they get so much done. As far as I see it, both co
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
For people making tangential points about tax compliance, no shit. Obviously I’m talking about work environment, not saying I’m cool with tax fraud and embezzlement. The point I’m making is if you want to feel like a Big Boss go ahead and s
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Define “fraud”? If you get your work done in two hours and can’t progress until a teammate does their end, is it better or worse if you are scrolling HN in an office or at home? I run my own company, I do not give a single fuck how, where,
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
We really need a [preprint] flag for unreviewed papers.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Attempting to do any form of security work using LLM is nigh impossible without a few steps of nudging it out of its “while user is asking me to do bad things: say no” loop. After a year of heavy LLM use I’ve found the utility limits, my us
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
They all obey the same masters, be it the big tech companies providing subsidized cloud, VC, or the stock market (post-IPO). Trying to delude oneself that company A is superior morally to company B without a very clear distinction between i
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
To be fair I bet a good chunk of them use, or have used, Wordpress.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
That alone should be a crime. (/s, PHP the language isn’t so bad, it’s spaghetti code like WP that gives it a bad name)
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
It’s all wired together.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Product adoption counts, imaginary benchmarks don’t.
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Google has also magnificently shit the bed with Gemini; their ads business is getting raked over the coals in court; they are a twice convicted monopolist; and are driving away top talent in droves. It reminds me of the old joke: Heard abou
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Microsoft Fly Simulator (tm).
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Are you suggesting Lina is on the side of big Tech?
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by fhdsgbbcaA 2y ago
Obama bailed out Tesla, and if that hadn’t happened Elon would have been cooked. https://www.wired.com/2009/06/tesla-loan/ Biden is writing huge checks to SpaceX. https://www.reuters.com/busin

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