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by jatins 7mo ago
tl;dr: One file, bad (gets too big for context) So give you agent a whole obsidian I am skeptical how that helps. Agents cant just grep in one big file if reading entire file is the problem.
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by jatins 7mo ago
To be fair an average therapist is also pretty sycophantic. "The worst person you know is being told by their therapist that they did the right thing" is a bit of a meme, but isn't completely false in my experience.
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by jatins 7mo ago
Would have been nice if the post actually showed how Dspy does the things that were handrolled
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by jatins 7mo ago
Yeah, I don't think the metaphor applies exactly but I definitely see similarities from my personal experience 1/ Dependency -- Once I got used to agentic coding, I almost always reached out to it even for small changes (e.g. upda
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by jatins 7mo ago
Yes, reporting should be a non event. This move will encourage bad behavior imo
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by jatins 7mo ago
If Agent is writing the tests itself, does it offer better correctness guarantees than letting it write code and tests?
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by jatins 7mo ago
Experience depends on which FAANG it is. Amazon for example doesn't allow Claude Code or Codex so you are stuck with whatever internal tool they have Meta, despite competing with these, is open to let their devs use better off the shel
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by jatins 7mo ago
Your comment is fully AI generated which is against HN guidelines https://www.pangram.com/history/6e9e9161-73d8-4860-88cf-2424... > Don't post generated comments or AI-edited comments. HN is for conversation be
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by jatins 7mo ago
I know this is being marketed for students and such but honestly even if you are a developer who works primarily with web dev stuff you will be able to do all of it on this device. Or if you are a product manager in a tech company, this is
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by jatins 8mo ago
Did you read the article? Because I don't think it claimed AI to be bad at anything in particular but claimed that certain kind of problems need human judgement even if AI is good at it
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by jatins 8mo ago
> They rely on judgement, experience, and trust to set a plausible course and correct it when needed, and don’t hinge on determining a correct answer or providing facts We need judgement when we can't verify/prove that the answ
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by jatins 8mo ago
Looks like complete AI slop without any clear communication of what value is provides to user; flagged
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by jatins 8mo ago
I mean COVID was 5 years ago and many companies have had multiple rounds of layoff since then, how long will we keep calling it covid shedding
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by jatins 8mo ago
Yeah, I was thinking the same. It seems like you can get data for whatever argument you want to support
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by jatins 8mo ago
Pangram is reliable. Quoting from their website > Pangram achieves essentially zero false positive rates and false negative rates on medium-length to long passages.
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by jatins 8mo ago
The post itself is 100% AI written https://www.pangram.com/history/6572a5c4-f548-46e2-977d-9813...
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by jatins 8mo ago
The gist is 100% AI written https://www.pangram.com/history/9d89ebba-cdba-40e1-b569-9ae1...
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by jatins 8mo ago
The post itself is 100% AI written https://www.pangram.com/history/f4d6b5be-271b-45fa-a732-8182...
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by jatins 8mo ago
Most people will stick to the free product. Claude isn't free and not widely known beyond tech circles. Gemini, despite being good, also has a marketing problem and most non technical users still default to chatgpt.com for their day to
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by jatins 8mo ago
What is OpenAI's stance on these issues? Are they working with DOW currently?
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by jatins 8mo ago
The part that doesn't make sense to me is: Why? As in what are the incentives to use AI to write comments on HN? This is not a platform like Youtube or X where views get you money. Is this just for internet karma?
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by jatins 8mo ago
Yep, great models to use in gemini.google.com but outside of that it somehow becomes dumb (especially for coding)
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by jatins 9mo ago
The question is whether social media is closer to candy or cocaine. You are right that kids will chose anything other than homework but how do you explain adults spending 8 hours a day on short form platforms? Don't think TV had this k
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by jatins 9mo ago
Did you read the article? Author is one of the more thoughtful and least hype guys you'll find when it comes to these things
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by jatins 9mo ago
What's lacking here? Waymos are driving driverless in multiple cities and Teslas are not. Robotaxis have a person with hands on button at at times for emergencies. They might get better but how is that not evidence enough that currentl
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by jatins 10mo ago
It's hard for me to take advice like this seriously when, in my experience, things like budget and manager's social influence is more deciding in whether you get promoted or not than whatever work you did.
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by jatins 10mo ago
Looks like an LLM generated site with little thought put behind it, flagged for a low effort submission
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by jatins 10mo ago
These arguments unfortunately fail flat in front of industrial use. AWS could be considered "critical" by most metrics and what is is it written in? Java
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by jatins 10mo ago
Yeah no, that's not it. Not everyone has to chase the highest purpose. A lot of existential dread would go away if: 1/ People had hopes of buying a house in their lifetime 2/ They were not afraid of being let go at any point
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by jatins 10mo ago
Once it's delivered, is it still stored?

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