jdthedisciple

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   by jdthedisciple 8d ago

   Interesting but what a horribly vibe coded website that barely works on mobile
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   by jdthedisciple 8d ago

   I like the idea but the vibe coded execution is horrendous. Site gets ultra slow quickly and made my iphone heat up within minutes
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   AWS unable to restore destroyed data in Bahrain(reuters.com)

   3 points by jdthedisciple 10d ago|0 comments
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   by jdthedisciple 10d ago

   thought the same lol
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   by jdthedisciple 12d ago

   now on to the Zodiac ciphers?!
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   by jdthedisciple 17d ago

   I can't be the only one thinking this but all these demos of unsupervised purchases, creating lists of things to buy, whimsical flight booking an AI does on your behalf etc– I mean, these people must be out of their minds thinking anyo
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   by jdthedisciple 17d ago

   And then we pull the plug, after holding our breath for 10 seconds,. Then life resumes normally..
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   by jdthedisciple 17d ago

   I dont understand this reasoning at all. You have direct access to the development of "the most powerful technology ever" and your choice is ... to run? Makes this whole stmt somewhat questionable imho. Does get one a ton of atten
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   by jdthedisciple 22d ago

   Gotta admire that (probably German) admin dude's perseverance though
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    by jdthedisciple 23d ago

    Yes, but not necessarily under tight budget constraints.
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    by jdthedisciple 24d ago

    I'm not sure your analogy holds, because here the optimization metric is clear and unanimous: every one wants max pass rate at min costs. With the bicycle, some may prefer comfort, others speed, others offroad, etc., so it would not be
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    by jdthedisciple 24d ago

    Sol is still underrated imo, especially for the current discounted price
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    by jdthedisciple 28d ago

    > And the fact that all lengths are multiple of 600 I know this must somehow explain the giant numbers but I'm still not sure how precisely. Counting in base 60 would make for much smaller numbers, no ? For example, the number 16 in
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    this kind of stats feature should be shipped by default with every harness imvho
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    You can enable showing the quota usage (and much more) in codex via /statusline
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    skeptical at most, the result could be useful for fellow students I have no doubt other cohorts would rate differently it is known (on HN at least) e.g. that SWEs tend to prefer brevity, contrary to these students apparently
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    There could be a good technical solution to at least minimize the risk: Instead of relying on the one-shot transcription, have the system double check key facts by asking the patient for confirmation: "Can you confirm you've
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    needs more unexpected layout shifts ;)
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    by jdthedisciple 1mo ago

    now let's have this thing iterate away nonstop 24/7/365 solving humanity's major challenges and see how far we get, shall we?
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    There is a correct sense, but we're sort of garbling concepts here: Predictability is the inverse of information density. Low information density enables high compression, and vice versa. It's called entropy. This is basic informa
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    I'm glad you're pointing this out because not only are these old insights, but I'm also pretty sure I've seen variations of this blog post years ago on even HN already. The author acting as if they discovered this indepe
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    > not because it is human, but because I am At the risk of sounding like an LLM myself: this is exactly the key most seem to miss
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    I think devil's advocate would say because using the AI is more like Ctrl+C Ctrl+V whereas if you learn it yourself it's original. Not saying I agree, but.
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    Numerical mathematics
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    Interesting, I would be interested to read more about your setup and workflow
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    We gotta know what's in it for us
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    Good idea, but how is it supposed to be practical for non-technical users?
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    How easy/difficult was it getting off the ground on substack? Did you get interactions right from your first post? Is there visibility for new writers?
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    > give me some seemingly randomly invented decisions to make Any examples?
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    by jdthedisciple 2mo ago

    easy, we will switch to OpenRouter et al.