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hmokiguess
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hmokiguess
6d ago
I never read such comments in that way, the way I read them is actually like feedback to OP around benchmarking against competition. Personally I love knowing about my competition, and it helps me with how I can differentiate and win over c
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hmokiguess
6d ago
Why?
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hmokiguess
6d ago
Exactly, it's like talking about the symptoms and missing the point of the diagnostic.
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hmokiguess
7d ago
Well said, once you put it out there in the world, then it's also about how will the customer react to it and having to own that relationship going forward. The relationship aspect of a business has a lot to do with how effective it is
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hmokiguess
7d ago
Maybe it’s the fact that “the number” could refer to both 6 and 3 to this model?
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hmokiguess
7d ago
I think the biggest lesson with Jev was the one of communication and understanding for the broader audience, sometimes a lot about innovating involves repeating yourself and translating your own thoughts to an intended audience. Classical m
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hmokiguess
8d ago
Awwwww pspspspsps kitty kitty ^_^
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hmokiguess
8d ago
Absolutely, and this is true to handwritten code as well. This is why code review, tests, constraints, and putting effort into the critical pieces of software is paramount to success. I also would argue that in this case, the end result was
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hmokiguess
8d ago
Self awareness means would be taking a step back and knowing if you're caught in a vicious cycle, trap, loop, pursuing something mindlessly. Discipline would be turning this into principles you practice constantly, it's more of a
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hmokiguess
8d ago
Yeah that's the other side of it, learning that is. Before you would pause at overwhelming, now you get to "fail forward" with less at stake because the end result can still be verifiable even if the internals are a blackbox
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AI Protest in Montreal
(montrealgazette.com)
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8d ago
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hmokiguess
8d ago
> The problem is that vibe coding makes it possible to build a substantial solution before learning enough about the problem to recognise that a much better solution exists. This example and Bend aside, I find this to be the biggest stru
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hmokiguess
8d ago
This one seems more interesting: https://github.com/vinnylarouge/jevlike
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hmokiguess
8d ago
We* We Hate You Microsoft.
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8d ago
So sad that commit history is a thing we can feel emotionally attached to a point of feeling vulnerable when releasing it with others. Also equally sad that without a way to relate easily with how something came to be (e.g. the commit histo
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hmokiguess
9d ago
I'll give you 100 Robux how's that
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9d ago
Most meeting software nowadays has a “queue” system which lets you put your hand up. I think that has been a perfect solution to me. In large calls you also have moderators and mute controls.
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Jev's Architecture Unmasked
(archerhume.com)
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9d ago
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hmokiguess
9d ago
Well, in my case I am more than glad to be missing on this fun is my point. I think I wouldn't be able to function well in a work environment that had this kind of setup for their meetings on a regular basis, it would feel very drainin
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hmokiguess
9d ago
Some people aren't very self aware of their own bubble and how luck plays a role in their life.
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hmokiguess
9d ago
I'm gonna guess they will blame AI and say we need more AI safety, bonus if they claim it was an open weight model.
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9d ago
Don't forget written in Rust
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9d ago
I don't know man, I think I am not the right audience for this. I think online meetings are fine as is, I want to spend less time on them and more time connecting in real life. I have been working remotely for a decade now, with fully
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9d ago
Totally, it's really a whole bunch of theatre to sustain an economy of leeches and middleman on your margins.
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9d ago
I have been doing some greenfield work as a solo founder in a fully agentic workflow for a while now, and I mostly find these “frameworks” don’t work for me. I am not yet convinced this space has been claimed in a way like say how “React” b
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9d ago
I don't know what to say, your demo is really bad. I cannot understand what the person was speaking after you altered the sound, this approach doesn't make sense to me.
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Litespeed – a local coding agent with multi-model workflows
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iTerm2 Buddy – iTerm2 Companion App
(iterm2.com)
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10d ago
My point with above is to criticize their strategy, I have been losing faith on Anthropic and feeling like they are throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks in a more desperate fashion rather than careful one. This sort of decisio
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