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by gtirloni 10mo ago
I routinely spend more time tweaking a prompt than Claude Code spends creating something. The better the prompt, the faster it seems to work (with better results). So I can totally relate to your comment. It's awesome to be amazed by s
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
And the voters who elected Trump because he promised to stop with "nation building". But with Venezuela's +300bn oil barrels at Trump's disposal now, I bet the gas prices will plummeted. I wonder how the MAGA fanbase wil
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
I see electric/hybrid BYD cars more and more every day. Meanwhile, US/EU automakers are still struggling to offer anything barely competitive.
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Nelm (Helm alternative)(github.com)
2 points by gtirloni 10mo ago|0 comments
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
Only if they were buying GPU capacity.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
If/when the AI bubble pops and we're left with hundreds of underutilized datacenters, I think this could be good for hosting customers by driving prices down across the board. Maybe it will make self-hosting even more cheaper than
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
For the US and the US only.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
It's very simple: follow the money. As usual, something else is being used as the excuse to distract people from what's really the end goal: enriching some group.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
> and I will produce no more Thanks for your contributions so far but this won't change anything. If you'd want to have a positive on this matter, it's better to pressure the government(s) to prevent GenAI companies from u
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
> nothing he complains about is specific to GenAI Except it definitely is, unless you want to ignore the bubble we're living in right now.
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LearnixOS(learnix-os.com)
273 points by gtirloni 10mo ago|109 comments
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Ask HN: Do you have an exit plan for Slack?
8 points by gtirloni 10mo ago|6 comments
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
you can't join lobste.rs without begging though.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
If it does further my goals then it's fine to punch people in the face?
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
OP said it's one of the "coolest", not the most groundbreaking website. Could you share these other in-browser demos that are as amazing as this one?
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
No, you're right. That's why I said it's a bit unfair to say that. But that's the meme.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
If Apache Foundation is where open source projects go to die (a bit unfair though), IBM is the equivalent for for-profit companies.
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by gtirloni 10mo ago
> most use it for compatibility sake Which kind of is on Microsoft for not fixing the situation and just carrying cruft every release. They could have a separate tool to fix/migrate to whatever modern format they are using nowadays
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
> The intentions are good: Schools are doing what they think is best to accommodate and help students with disabilities Considering it's the US, schools are just avoiding to get sued.
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
The Redis Inc executives must be really happy with their license change /s
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
> They have the developer market locked in Developers will jump ship to a better tool at a blink of an eye. I wouldn't call it locked in at all. In fact, people do use Claude Code and Codex simultaneously in some cases.
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
Source Available licenses + commercial agreements seem to cover that middle ground well.
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
Manual repetitive processes are already a smell. Shared across teams?
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
If you're on TRT, you are already not producing enough on your own.
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
> Meta has 3.5 billion users and projected ~$200b revenue in 2025. Meta has WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook to account for that. OpenAI has ChatGPT (not a social platform). It seems to me you're comparing apples and oranges here.
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The SPACE of Developer Productivity(queue.acm.org)
1 points by gtirloni 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
Oh, my bad. I still had the comment someone made about the model writing phd-level paper in my head and didn't realize you were talking about code. Fully agree.
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by gtirloni 11mo ago
Maybe the wtfs per line are decreasing because these models aren't saying anything interesting or original.
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Fix-Mas(uptimelabs.io)
2 points by gtirloni 11mo ago|0 comments

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