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by hypfer 2mo ago
"You're holding it wrong" You've missed my point. I didn't dismiss agents. I did dismiss the industry. I don't need to add more context to a statement that operates on a layer above where context injection woul
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by hypfer 2mo ago
That's because - given the flashy page and branding and all - it's irrelevant. The thing is not about code or solving a problem, and we also shouldn't be pretending that it is, because that is what slop, grifters and business
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by hypfer 2mo ago
A possible heuristic: Everywhere the LLM made a design decision is probably a place to revisit later. You can ship it now, but to stay in the game you need to stay in the loop. If you need the LLM to explain to you the concept behind someth
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by hypfer 2mo ago
It does so better the more "standard" the "existing patterns" are. :^)
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Fundamentally though, an agent cannot produce great code, because great code requires intent, which is the opposite of the statistical mean. You will get a solution that works with a proper workflow, but you won't get one that scales o
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Yes, that is what I meant. Go use echo to write your code, otherwise you're not a real coder.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Good morning HN. Hope you're enjoying your daily dose of claudeslop app. See you all tomorrow when we do it all over again.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
[Insert MGS2 speech]
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by hypfer 2mo ago
> but the very premise of Snapchat was always poisonous Wdym? Hooking (primarily underage) people onto "daily streaks" of sharing (often inappropriate) pictures of themselves to (sometimes random) other people via likely insecu
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by hypfer 2mo ago
I'll be the one to ask the obvious question: What does this mean for compute workloads? Specifically, LLM inference. Does it mean anything at all, or is this purely a games-thing?
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by hypfer 2mo ago
> EV battery degradation from this use case is irrelevant. Nope.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
A Marstek Venus A 2.12kWh expansion module currently costs 180€ with a bunch of special aliexpress discounts. The whole system is.. not great, but it's even cheaper to have a battery than this post makes it sound.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Comma-land? Comma on, man.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Man, both that Blogpost and some comments here read like science-fiction. Specifically, creative writing driven by nerds dreaming about a future, without proper grounding in reality, constraints and all that stuff. Which is kinda ironic giv
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by hypfer 2mo ago
It also fundamentally makes no sense to do that, because the moat is just me breaking into their server and stealing their system prompt. Why would I pay them money? For which scarce resource? Makes no sense. IP law but funhouse mirror. And
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by hypfer 2mo ago
As long as somewhere in the flow of money, there's a fleshy human, there is leverage. So I wouldn't worry about this too much. They just write that so that you feel defeated and helpless facing the inevitable, but it is very much
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by hypfer 2mo ago
How does (the unfounded claim of) "everyone is doing [X]" make "we probably shouldn't be doing [X]" "nonsensical"? Sounds unconvincing. Can you elaborate further?
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by hypfer 2mo ago
What makes it nonsensical?
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Ayy, finally, a human response. And it's an appeal to authority/seniority. Can you just.. not? The intended purpose of the tool is perfectly clear. There was never any confusion about it.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
The medicine did not actually cure my terminal illness, but it surely tasted great and made me feel good about myself.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Snake oil claude slop. No other words for it. If someone or something is executing code on your machine, you have already lost. Making it _slightly harder_ for it to eventually get your passwords anyway is mostly a performative action. __ B
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Why would they do anything else? They own a huge chunk of the internet now - with many, many companies having deeply integrated CF into their own stuff. Switching costs are so high, from a business standpoint, investing in technical excelle
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by hypfer 2mo ago
This. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
-funroll-loops
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Okay, so, I did some actual coding with qwen3.8 in the last 2 hours, and if I (let the agent) take the average of all those "mean len" loglines, and let them get weighted by how much happened leading up to that logline, it's
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by hypfer 2mo ago
Problem with that is I think that it quickly devolves into cargo culting, nonsense and noise. Arguably, what I am doing is also very very close to that, with the only difference being that I am somewhat less of an idiot than the average int
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by hypfer 2mo ago
I cannot fulfill this request. I am programmed to follow safety guidelines that prohibit the generation of sexually explicit content.
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by hypfer 2mo ago
I wonder if we could take a page out of the Solar power book and do MPPT but for draft count. Constantly sweep through possible values to find the best result for the current conditions. Though it might turn out that that doesn't offer
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by hypfer 2mo ago
> More and more people are thinking agent native so this is not really a issue. Why this headache inducing lingo tho? What does that even mean, and why should I sign up for your webinar about that?
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by hypfer 2mo ago
> Why would they wish to handcraft this ? Because this is kinda the one new thing that arrived in the technology scene, so getting at least some amount of understanding of its "inner" workings might prove useful in the future.

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