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People always say they hate centralized markets, but whenever a market starts regulating to create its own distinct character, they push back. Honestly, I think this measure actually gives Codeberg a competitive edge in terms of code qualit
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hmmmm, what I mean is this. There's been backlash about Reddit's ecosystem, but fundamentally they've transitioned into a business model that monetizes proprietary data for AI training. From that perspective, it's been s
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I'm watching how Tao uses AI, and it's interesting. Expand the entire expression, then change the representation to find the core axis. You can't see the axis from just one perspective, so you change the representation. In pr
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I wish you'd share some conversations from experienced programmers too. How do they ask questions?
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American-style words are really hard these days. I thought 'open' meant source code is available, but at some point, starting with OpenAI, it seems like 'open' has come to mean 'we'll open your wallet.
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Yes, exactly. Bootstrap homogenized layout, and now AI seems to be homogenizing both layout and imagery at the same time.
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There are a lot of these on websites too. There was a design that was pretty good back in the day, but lately I've been getting quite a few requests to change it to the trendy Linear-style AI design. As more sites use AI-generated imag
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Personally, if you need a moderate level of connection, there's something called the IndieWeb. Of course, sometimes you just need your own world without any connection at all. Either way, I think creating your own digital garden is a v
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I think it's not so much a problem with social media itself, but rather a phenomenon that occurs when consumption points converge. Anger is great for grabbing attention, and for newcomers trying to get noticed at a converged consumptio
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I'm a programmer with about 7 years of experience in programming work. I appreciate hearing this from someone with far more experience than I have. senior sir.(In Korea, the word senior is sometimes referred to as one of the positions,
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It seems like the community business itself is dying. Not just Reddit, but other communities and forums are all in decline. I thought it was because of LLMs, but they were already dying before LLMs appeared. Though LLMs did accelerate the d
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Hmm, I've also worked with professors (from top Korean universities). them hiring me and me getting a degree from them are different things. Well, I don't believe that just because you work hard, you'll always succeed. Most p
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Why does the AI unprecedent always unfold in ways that only benefit AI companies? You never see things like putting all code and weights on GitHub, or plastering employees' personal info all over LinkedIn. That alone shows AI is defini
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Seeing that the series aired on Apple TV+, it seems like Apple knows exactly what its employees are doing. Maybe they just turned what their employees want into a drama? hehe
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I don't want to have a staring contest with reality.
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Of course. Apart from tight deadlines and the damages I'd have to pay if I fail, the work itself is enjoyable
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But I do think you can't enjoy life if you don't work. Pain is the seasoning of life. Of course, my life is full of seasoning and nothing else. Both pain and pleasure are necessary. It's just that there's only pain right
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Sometimes I wish AI could do my economic activities for me. There's a conspiracy theory that says if you get vaccinated, your body gets taken over by a millionaire. I actually like that conspiracy theory. Sometimes I wish someone would
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Everyone lives in anxiety. Whether they use AI or not, people shout that their way is the right way. Right or wrong, I think it's ultimately about finding the organization that fits the workflow you want. I use AI, but I don't fee
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I understand that as a non-profit, they don't accept vibe code, and there are also server load issues. But once you start using Gen AI code, as you'd know if you've tried it, you can't stop the entire codebase from becom
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When I think about the structure, I automatically recall that when MCP calls are made, they do perform a search, but the model's tool descriptions and input/output are included together. So the list of tools becomes longer. Reflec
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LLMs are trained on large-scale text and code data, and fundamentally, they predict the probability distribution of the next token given the preceding tokens. There are studies showing that even with this simple learning objective, grammati
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No, it depends on the workflow
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I actually think bugs have decreased. Because the programs being released these days are much larger than they used to be. With old games and old software, when they first came out, they were often unplayable or unusable. At the same level
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my homepage https://www.makonea.com
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Actually, if you use an LLM translator to post on Hacker News, it gets flagged immediately. HN doesn't even allow LLMs as translators. So I use Google Translate when I need to translate sentences I don't know. (I think HN itself p
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A lot of people choose Rust because of UB and memory safety, but honestly, the language structure itself doesn't have great DX. And compared to other languages, there's a lot more you need to know. With C or C++, implementing a si
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I use both. Claude I use up to 5, and Codex I use up to 20 for PRO. Personally, I think Codex is better. Aside from the frequent resets, since the Fable incident, there have been cases where connections drop. For writing code, Codex general
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It's because of the structure of Korean. I think in Korean first, so I end up translating it directly. When I want to emphasize something, I tend to repeat it
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Wow, it displays Korean properly without breaking. But there are still a lot of typos. Haha, it's good that Korean displays properly, but there are a lot of incorrect sentences

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