heliumtera

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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Would this benefit the big companies lobbying? No? Well, then it makes negative sense.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
This certainly has nothing to do with money furnace AI companies incoming IPO and iminent private credit crash.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
How many would be left after removing self promotion, AI generated content and "how I use AI?"(Claude code like everybody else)
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Really? Are you really this naive? Or just pretending to be?
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
The same is true for every other strategy to avoid technical debt. It is bullshit all the way down.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Exactly, a large portion of software development was rejecting code from a intellectually functional human being. AGI is not sufficient to achieve minimum quality code because intelligence was never sufficient
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Hm. People that know what they are doing prefer to do it themselves. This is not a new thing, not because of llms, but it is how it was always. People that knows more, have heavier opinions. Given the option of accepting new code and new fu
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Someone else has the complete power over your workflow, then it's not as yours as you claim.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
So you started with 2023 theo.gg philosophy but now moved on to 2026 theo.gg philosophy
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Why did you choose C# for this project? Does it have something to do with the fact that we already have plenty well established Ultima online server emulators in the training set of your llm of choice despite you claiming it is from scratch
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Hey, I really loved the fonts on your website. For the past 10 years I've being using terminus bitmap font, so I have strong opinions about it. The only reason I prefer Firefox is because it supports bitmap. Reading your website on my
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
There was GitHub, and then it was Microsoft.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
I guess we won't
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
I am sure openAI will struggle to find replacement for the lost headcount
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
You are assuming democracy wasn't designed to crush the individual and reduce autonomy at all cost. How cute.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
What is the significance of a company making a promise? "We promise are not going to do __, except if our customers ask us to do, then we absolutely will". What is the point? Company makes a statement public, so what? Not the firs
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Cannot scroll this page without my phone hanging. Disgusting website.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
You're comparing a conscious and intelligent animal with a statical model. People can nurture animals but cannot language models. If you're confused about this go seek help now.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Please, be real. There will be a Simon Wilison submission linking to his blog linking to karpathy xit. You know, the usual good stuff.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
>It was always difficult to get normal people to understand why the tech billionaires are so bad By the "greying out" of your comment, I would assume two things: First, the difficulty you describe is not on the past. Second, n
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
The audience shifted from tech-literate to the opposite.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Andreas Kling mentioned many times they would prefer a safer language, specifically for their js runtime garbage collector. But since the team were already comfortable with cpp that was the choice, but they were open and active seeking alte
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
We never know...
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Never said otherwise, legit a legend
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Who cares about humans, it's 2026. We only care about pelicans riding bicycles
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
You forget to mention the cult like audience of karpathy and pelican guy. Whatever pelican guy says becomes the week Show HN theme.
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
>"What is OpenClaw"? It is an antiemetic device, apparently. All I hear is "allows you to do x, enables you to y". It seems that every software pattern or system cannot be described anymore, they became production gra
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
You have you identity away but at least you have a blue checkmark! It could be a purple checkmark, thing about that!
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Exactly my thoughts. "Forget about everything the gives you power and pay some rent to use this abstraction instead!!" If this was the internet back when I started using a personal computer, I would put it down and do something el
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by heliumtera 8mo ago
Yep, this is the most exciting demo for me yet. Holy cow this is unbelievably fast. The most impressive demo since gpt 3, honestly. Since we already have open source models that are plenty good, like the new kimi k2.5, all I need is the abi

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