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by inerte 7mo ago
Sure, but then basically whatever it was, it was not "us". "Us" and our intelligence had to appear at some point. It's 100% not "anti-evolutionary" to say some years ago humans became as mentally capable a
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by inerte 7mo ago
It's also hard to have 3 independent outlets report on all the thing.s This seems like a small story that only some people in Polymarket cared about I guess? It's not like 3 different news outlets were calling authorities to confi
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by inerte 7mo ago
Claude Code goes through some internal systems that other tools (Cline / Codex / and I think Cursor) do not. Also we have different models for each. I don't know in practice what happens, but I found that Codex compacts conve
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by inerte 7mo ago
Mine on Plan Mode sometimes says "Excellent research!" (of course to the discovery it just did)
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by inerte 7mo ago
Codex has always been better at following agents.md and prompts more, but I would say in the last 3 months both Claude Code got worse (freestyling like we see here) and Codex got EVEN more strict. 80% of the time I ask Claude Code a questio
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by inerte 7mo ago
Maybe 10 years ago I interviewed both for Netflix and Facebook. At Netflix, I used a state machine library to handle the project they gave me. Got rejected because I didn't show I knew raw JavaScript enough. At Facebook, I wrote a cale
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by inerte 7mo ago
Possible, yes. Easier? I tried to search for YouTube videos of people doing amazing things at blazing speed using Gas Town about a month ago, and couldn't find any. I for sure didn't want to spend hours reading and learning someth
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by inerte 7mo ago
I am designing one, aimed at Claude Code and other AI Coding Agents, and getting the first version lex/parser/compiler was an afternoon project. It was initially a TypeScript toolchain generating TypeScript code. I keep adding thi
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by inerte 7mo ago
I bought and iPad Mini Nov 20th, 2013, and it still works. Slow, but it does. Enough for my daughter to watch YT Kids here and there.
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by inerte 7mo ago
Kaparthy to tell you things you thought were hard in fact fit in a screen.
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by inerte 8mo ago
Also the case against tariffs, a quick (maybe AI hallucinated) search shows `Victor Owen Schwartz` was part of the challenge. Democracy isn't dead folks, but it takes more work than usual.
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by inerte 8mo ago
I know it's "illegal" and technically sold as FSD (assisted), but just 2 days ago I was in a friend's Model Y and it drove from work to my house (both in San Jose) without any steering wheel or pedal touch, at all. And h
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by inerte 8mo ago
Nonna Emilia, so I don't forget people's names and what they're up to anymore. I did post about Emilia a few months ago... now I have a domain https://meetemilia.com/ The basic idea is that you give Emilia kn
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by inerte 9mo ago
Yes. It's interesting to see a consequence of this strategy, which is at least some part of your model 3/Y customers bought it because "it is a Tesla", and being Tesla is premium. If you get rid of the premium, you lose
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by inerte 9mo ago
You don't simply put a body in a seat and get software. There are entire systems enabling this trust: college, resume, samples, referral, interviews, tests and CI, monitoring, mentoring, and performance feedback. And accountability can
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by inerte 9mo ago
You need to look into war dogs of the spanish conquistadores. Know to snatch babies from their mother's lap and eat them on command of their owners. Anyway, your whole argument is weak. "because this one very specific thing may ne
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by inerte 9mo ago
We gave incentives to broadband, why not generative AI?
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by inerte 9mo ago
That's like every government initiative. Same as healthcare? School? I mean if you don't have children why do you pay taxes... and roads if you don't drive? I mean the examples are so many... why do you bring this argument th
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by inerte 10mo ago
Vibecession so good I remember we’ve been a quarter away from recession for the last decade.
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by inerte 10mo ago
Yes! 100% this. I was talking to friends about this and there's gotta be some value in the sessions leading to the commit. I doubt a human would them all while reviewing a PR, but some RAG tool could and then provide more context to an
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by inerte 10mo ago
Wouldn't be easier on everybody (servers and clients) to just expose Structured Data in a text file then? And add the 1 or 2 things it doesn't have?
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by inerte 10mo ago
I update a spreadsheet with all my accounts and money and their values so I know my net worth and its changes, and oh boy every month getting these numbers is such a chore. Since it's been a few days, sometimes I am logged out of eithe
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by inerte 10mo ago
In Brazil it's for deliveries but also to avoid traffic, and a cheaper way to get around in more remote areas (people traded their horses for motorcycles!). Only rich people buy motorcycles because it's fun.
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by inerte 10mo ago
Moonrise Kingdom and Snow White too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARoKJ00cEZ8
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by inerte 10mo ago
Cloudflare published this article which I guess can be relevant https://blog.cloudflare.com/code-mode/
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by inerte 10mo ago
I am not sure, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law is real. CBP agents aren't machines, they will be thinking about rush, boredom, and even job protection as a group (fewer people to do the same job)
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by inerte 10mo ago
I used to work for a company where the SSO screen had a nice corporate happy people at the office type of image. 25mb. I was in Brazil on a crappy roaming 2g service and couldn't login at all. I know most of the work happens on desktop
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by inerte 11mo ago
You mean you'll prompt Sora to create a video of you writing the essay :)
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by inerte 11mo ago
I agree completely. Also it gives mental excuse to not fix bugs now and leave it for the upcoming bug fix week. Specially if there's any kind of celebration of what was achieved during bug fix week. It's also patronizing to the de
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by inerte 11mo ago
My 13 year old has a phone. Most of the apps are blocked. Messages is open, and we tweak based on expectations how much he has access per day, and when. Right now it's 8:30pm to 9pm (so after sports and homework). He can call and text

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