haolez

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by haolez 7mo ago
If I buy a recent Motorola device, will it be possible to upgrade to Graphene in the future? I'm looking for a new device right now.
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by haolez 8mo ago
The influencers generate noise, but the progress is still there. The real productivity gains will start showing up at market scale eventually.
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by haolez 8mo ago
The fun thing about this is that I can see myself answering "just walk there! It's near" if I'm extremely sleepy or drunk. LLMs are indeed weird creatures :)
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by haolez 8mo ago
That's different. You are pulling the model, semantically, closer to the problem domain you want it to attack. That's very different from "think deeper". I'm just curious about this case in specific :)
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by haolez 8mo ago
> Notice the language: “deeply”, “in great details”, “intricacies”, “go through everything”. This isn’t fluff. Without these words, Claude will skim. It’ll read a file, see what a function does at the signature level, and move on. You ne
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by haolez 8mo ago
But beyond syntax, how does the tooling compare? It seems that Mix is very convenient and feels like similar tools in other languages. I'd imagine that Erlang doesn't have an equivalent.
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by haolez 8mo ago
Slightly off-topic, but are there teams using Erlang instead of Elixir for application development? I'm planning on getting into this ecosystem and I'm considering if it's worth it also becoming an expert on Erlang beyond und
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by haolez 8mo ago
We have built digital shadows for how we also behave.
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by haolez 8mo ago
It's terrifying in a hacker/cool way. Making the wrong query, creating millions of rows, and sending possibly millions of requests to the LLM provider sounds risky. But I like it :)
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by haolez 8mo ago
My point was to say that your idea should work because today's models are capable enough. If I get some time later today, I'll post my scripts.
41.
by haolez 8mo ago
Cool idea. I use Logseq with some custom scripts and plugins for that. Works very well with today's models capabilities.
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by haolez 8mo ago
This is terrifying: https://github.com/villagesql/vsql-ai
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by haolez 8mo ago
Recent models are pretty good at pointing out unreasonable requirements.
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by haolez 8mo ago
I just answered exactly that. I think that AI agents code better than humans and are the future. But the parent argument is pretty bad, in my opinion.
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by haolez 8mo ago
Compilers are deterministic.
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by haolez 8mo ago
Diffusion text models to the rescue! :)
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by haolez 9mo ago
Big corp money is not VC money. That's the point.
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by haolez 9mo ago
The design looks cool, but it surfaces the app launchers as the protagonists of my workflow. I feel that it would be better if it was more about open windows or something in this direction.
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by haolez 9mo ago
That works in some cases, not others. I'm not saying that PowerShell is bad, but it certainly isn't a masterpiece of design.
50.
by haolez 9mo ago
Maybe something related with prediction markets, like punishing the company heavily if it ever betrays these core values. Just thinking out loud.
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by haolez 9mo ago
It is a bet on two things: 1. the enshitification of smart devices would continue progressing and, at some point, our product would just be better and enough reason to migrate 2. a single, catastrophic privacy event would change the public
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by haolez 9mo ago
Agreed. This is the hardest problem and I don't know how to solve it either.
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by haolez 9mo ago
For how long will this work? Eventually, these companies are just going to insert LTE capabilities and use their own connection for data acquisition.
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by haolez 9mo ago
The Dumb Company is a great name, to be fair :)
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by haolez 9mo ago
Smart stuff should be opt in, not opt out. Some people just don't care and just want to watch YouTube.
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by haolez 9mo ago
Who wants to be a co-founder with me on a company that's focused on just making dumb appliances? We can start with TVs - just remove all the smart stuff, make it compatible with apps for whoever wants them without an additional Apple T
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by haolez 9mo ago
Until you have to quote a string that has ampersands in it :)
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by haolez 9mo ago
I have a different concern: the SOTA products are expensive and get dumbed down on busy times. My personal strategy has been to be a late follower, where I adopt new AI tools when the competition has caught up with the previous SOTA, and no
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by haolez 10mo ago
The author probably meant "coding without AI", not "learning without AI".
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by haolez 10mo ago
Never heard of it. Sounds cool. Is it useful for virtual office setups? With virtual screen sharing, etc.

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