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by hi_hi 10mo ago
> AI changes that. Now you don’t need to know anything at all. This is democratisation. Is the cheating the problem, or is the system the problem? If it's so easy to cheat that a person with no previous knowledge or experience can a
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by hi_hi 10mo ago
A cooking kit. Usually cake baking of some kind. The kids will get bored after the initial mess making part, but will be expecting a yummy treat at the end, so the parent has to see the whole thing through, _and_ clean up the mess. For an a
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by hi_hi 10mo ago
I just want to say I found this quite an insightful comment. I similarly would love to use a pay-as-you-go pricing model as a way of safely trying out various SaaS services. Unfortunately I feel it is not in the SaaS businesses interests, w
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by hi_hi 10mo ago
Ha, I feel the pain. I built this a while ago to scratch a similar itch. https://feature-refactor-for-cloudfl.first-contact.pages.dev... It's no longer "live" so I wouldn't try and use it. I was using Supabas
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by hi_hi 11mo ago
I wonder how different the perception of these projects being late or (massively) over budget would be if we used different words. Bear with me here... Words mean things. Estimate carries a certain weight. It's almost scientific soundi
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by hi_hi 11mo ago
It's hard to state just how much of a game changer Firebug was for web development. Before that your only option was "alert()"ing or outputting directly to the page. Once Chrome came along with their devtools, improvements qu
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by hi_hi 11mo ago
This is a noble and ambitious goal. I feel qualified to provide some pointers, not because I have been instrumental in delivering hugely successful projects, but because I have been involved, in various ways, in many, many failed projects.
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by hi_hi 11mo ago
We've recently moved to Auth0. I'm no security expert. Whats the recommended alternative that provides the same features and price, but without the risks suggested here?
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by hi_hi 11mo ago
Its LLMs all the way down :-) This can't be scaled to more generalised tasks. If you solve that then you've solved the hallucination issue.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
The bank can very much determine if the payment has been made or not (although not immediately, as you mentioned). As a rule, banks like to keep track of money.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
Regulated industries (amongst many) need to be deterministic. Imagine your bank being non-deterministic.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
The article seems well researched, has some good data, and is generally interesting. It's completely irrelevant to the reality of the situation we are currently in with LLMs. It's falling into the trap of assuming we're going
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by hi_hi 1y ago
To gauge where RN sits on the spectrum of fast to slow.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I'd be interested in seeing React Native in this comparison. I'm not overly familiar with it, but we use it at work. I've no idea if I should expect it to be quicker or slower than something like Next.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
My PS2 Fat still works perfectly. The only difficulty I had was getting it running on a HDMI TV, but that was fixed with a fairly well known HDMI adapter and inputting of a specific controller combo to get it into the correct display mode.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I'm waiting for the Tesla FSD playbook to be rolled out for Grok. That is, launch something named like Grok AGI 1, wait for it to become obvious it isn't infact AGI, create a narrative redefining AGI, promise new AGI is 1 year aw
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I dunno man. That big wheel is going to ride over those pot holes like they're nothing.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
At last, someone who gets it. Whats the point in moving at 100mph, on the edge of death, and looking like a dork.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
Penny Farthing or E-Scooter, at these speeds you're going to slam into the ground and become a mess regardless. At least on the PF, you look cool...
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by hi_hi 1y ago
If you're going to be this ridiculous, at least make it look cool. Re-invent the Penny Farthing perhaps. An electric version of that, with some funky way of lifting the rider up, would be amazing. This is like the cronut of bikes, all
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I may not have fully grasped this, but on the surface, it looks like they want me to have an AI agents inserted directly into my git workflow...like right there with all my wonderful juicy code? Is that correct? Isn't this a recipe for
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I've always wondered, who was the first person to milk a cow, and then...drink it?
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by hi_hi 1y ago
You raise a good point, and one I rarely see discussed. I still believe it fundamentally comes down to an interface issue, but how trust gets decoupled from the interface (as you said, the padlock shown in the browser and certs to validate
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by hi_hi 1y ago
Doesn't it all come down to "what is the ideal interface for humans to deal with digital information"? We're getting more and more information thrown at us each day, and the AIs are adding to that, not reducing it. The a
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I have no idea if this is considered good, but I've started with https://www.tinkercad.com/ There may be better ones out there, I just found this quite accessible to get started with.
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by hi_hi 1y ago
Thank you. I appreciate the correction. I knew I was in murky waters with that bit as it was a while ago and I don't have the best memory :-)
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by hi_hi 1y ago
So we've gone down a bit of a path here, and thats cool :-) Thank you for taking the time to respond and ask. My original 418 message was very much intended as a light hearted joke, in the spirit of "if we wanted to return cheeky
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by hi_hi 1y ago
What would be an appropriate response code for "He might be a teapot, or he might be chiding me for misusing llms or he might be signaling that the monkey is out of bananas or [...]"?
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by hi_hi 1y ago
Is one being a little precious about one being a teapot!?
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by hi_hi 1y ago
I humbly request, if you are going to do this, please, please...use the 418 response. It deserves wider adoption :-)

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