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hamasho
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hamasho
9mo ago
I feel like the search result of YouTube videos on Google search is much worse than the result on YouTube itself. It's strange because Google develop both Google and YouTube search. It's like reverse Reddit, where the website'
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hamasho
10mo ago
> The moment you hand them something fuzzy, though, like ... > “we should probably think about scaling”, > that’s when you see the difference. Senior engineers should ask, "but do we need scaling? And if it does, h
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10mo ago
Story time. I used Python's Instructor[1], a package to force the model output to match the predefined Pydantic model. It's used like in the example below, and the output is guaranteed to fit the model. import instructor
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hamasho
10mo ago
Meanwhile in Japan, the second largest bank created an AI pretending the president, replying chats and attending video conferences… [1] AI learns one year's worth of CEO Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group's president's statement
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hamasho
10mo ago
If I remember correctly, when Dropbox announced its launch most replies here were “but I can self host rsync!!” Well, turned out most people can’t.
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hamasho
10mo ago
One and half years ago, in Japanese Twitter this method gathered a bit of attention. It's called pawahara prompt (パワハラプロンプト, power harassment prompt) because it's like your asshole boss repeatedly saying "can you improve this
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10mo ago
It's very not accurate, but sometimes instructing to return pyautogui code works. prompt: I attach a screenshot (1920x1080). Write code to click the submit button using pyautogui. attachment: <screenshot> reply: impor
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10mo ago
I confused those features of the native language server, so here's the summary: - Go-to-Definition: For variables, jump to the declaration. For functions/classes/types, jump to its types or implementation. - Go-to-Type-
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hamasho
10mo ago
This post is not related to this, but as a fellow live coding fun, it makes me happy to find a new terminal based instrument like this found in the website ( https://infinitedigits.co/docs/software/collidertracker&
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hamasho
10mo ago
Does anyone know if it's possible to run Strudel code on VS Code (or NeoVim)? Tidle Cycles has add-ons where I can play/stop updated code or part of code with ctrl(cmd)-. and ctrl(cmd)-space. I mean, one of Strudel strong point is
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hamasho
10mo ago
First impression was "umm... I don't even use SEARCH yet." Then realize this is actually SEARCH method but renamed and more generalized.
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hamasho
10mo ago
I mean, yes, our team and I were too lazy to set up things correctly cause we were hurried to ship some AI product only to be replaced later by OpenAI's much better version.
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10mo ago
> For example, the other day, it completely forgot about a database connection URL I had given it and started spitting someone else's database URL in the same session. Something similar happened to me. Our team managed multi
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11mo ago
A part of me starts liking this kind of style because it feels more human... I'd rather wanna be bothered by some cringy writing than by those em dashes...
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hamasho
11mo ago
Honestly, I sometimes use heavy thinking models only to avoid wasting tokens on my expensive pro plans. In many cases, I prefer using quicker models to discuss something, gain better ideas about the topic, do "my own research" usi
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11mo ago
One thing I like about the current AI craze is that several services start to provide user-oriented services again, like 90s and 00s. Search engine for AI returning only relevant results (no ads and promotions), online stores showing only r
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hamasho
11mo ago
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it" Quote from Men in Black
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11mo ago
I'm happy if you find calm in your faith, but one of the biggest cause leading our insanity is the idea "both side can be the truth and it's all about what you believe" when in most cases one is much more likely than the
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11mo ago
I just googled latest LLM models and this page appears at the top. It looks like Gemini Pro 3 can score 102% in high school math tests.
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11mo ago
When I started a programming job, I read this book, Clean Code, and Code Complete. Code Complete is kinda old but still great, Clean Code is not bad but it's Java centric and has a lot of questionable tips. But The Pragmatic Programmer
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11mo ago
The threat actor—whom we assess with high confidence was a Chinese state-sponsored group—manipulated Not surprised at all if this is true, but how can they be sure? Access log? They have extraordinary security team? Or some help fro
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hamasho
11mo ago
I really hope your product fly. I'm easily distracted and generally like simple websites. I want to know what plugins or scripts other Hacker News users use to block annoying segments. Beside uBlock Origin, I use kill-sticky[1] to hide
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11mo ago
I used to despise AIs' ass-kissing responses. It doesn't add any value, and it's so cheap it's almost sarcastic. But now, I feel sad because Codex doesn't praise me even though I come up with a super-clever implemen
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11mo ago
Yes, there are people who are sadistic but still fear divine punishment like karma or hell. And religion may be the best way to force them to stop harming others. But our society prioritise freedom. We don't arrest suspicious people wi
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11mo ago
It's sad that many nihilists think like that life is meaningless, there's no point in trying. Nihilism suggests our lives don't have inherent purposes defined by religion or culture. That means we can define our own purposes
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11mo ago
I tried to find a terminal which can shows images, videos, and other media. I know it's not a UNIX way, but sometimes it can help. There are multiple options, but they didn't click in me. But just showing a browser like Jupyter wo
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hamasho
11mo ago
I genuinely thought this was a satire until I read `Preserves syntax highlighting, very helpful`.
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11mo ago
I fear sharing code for a different reason. I'm a perfectionist with tendency toward procrastination and anxiety, and sometimes I overestimate my abilities. So when I submit a PR, I want to make sure the code is clean, well organized,
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11mo ago
Umm... I just discovered vibe-kanban[1] as a Kanban-based coding agent and superpowers[2] for brainstorming last week, and am planning to try it this weekend. And your product looks like the combination of both... It's interesting so I
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11mo ago
You're right, I'm not sure neither... Probably it should be FACT and ALTERNATIVE FACT and no one knows what means what.
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