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Rather than that, the quality of human-written documentation is just too inconsistent. Because it's not written by a single person. AI's verbosity is definitely a problem, but I think it's something you can just check once mo
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You can contact me anytime via my emai
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Hardware SDKs and API manuals are terrible. Personally, I found the camera ones (e.g., Canon) especially bad.
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I personally think what has become cheaper is the cost of documentation. Gen AI documentation is flat and explicit, so I sometimes find it more convenient than human-written documentation, especially for APIs. (Many people criticize AI'
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Every community has its biases, and everywhere there's a tendency for complex factors to combine and simplify into attractive patterns. In the end, even I can't escape bias. And when I realize how ignorant I am, I feel like I have
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While intelligence is said to be a replaceable commodity, oil and copper can be used in nearly the same way even if you change suppliers as long as the quality grade is matched. However, I question whether two models that produce the same b
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I did learn it first, but I'm still worried. I'm writing programs, but whether that's the right thing to do is a different matter
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When I look at people who say they've achieved something with AI, they all seem to be at or above a certain level in their field. There's clearly a 'stratification of input' happening. I don't have a degree or anyth
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Programming Languages Are Authoring Tools for Platforms
(makonea.com)
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When developing AI services, Chinese models are cheaper. For the AI models used in actual services, like uploading an image and receiving a response, they use Chinese models. On the other hand, when developers are developing, they mainly us
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But after the Fable government ban situation, it's hard to trust US AI anymore Basically, if the US decides to cut off access at any moment, overseas developers relying on the API would suddenly lose connection. Until recently it was f
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I think AI is useful and has value, but what I find problematic is the illogical behavior that people display while claiming to be engaging in thoughtful writing. Rather than saying NVIDIA will be the ultimate winner, I think Apple could be
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If this were genuinely a consultant's writing, they would need to present a modeling hypothesis for why failure occurs in organizations and support it with metrics. But claiming their own observation of 0% is not a hypothesis. Of cours
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Honestly, it's just shouting into an echo chamber. They call it organizational failure, but it's really just 'come on, my side.' A consultant who does that is untrustworthy. It means they have no metrics. Same goes for t
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But I'm curious—can Fable handle cases where n=2 as well?
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I've come to understand that while an LLM is a parrot, it's a parrot that's smarter than I am.
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Homer's stories are essentially mythological. 'Huckleberry Finn,' on the other hand, feels more like satire than myth. But 'Moby-Dick' carries that mythic quality. Ahab is a whaling captain, but at the same time, he
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I hope you've been doing well. It's hot these days—take care of yourself. I haven't seen you on HN lately—have you been busy over the past few weeks? I've just been getting by with a few small gigs. Anyway, I also agree
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"Abstract Middle-aged to senior men of the ethnic majority and higher income groups are generally overrepresented in parliaments."
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It's only natural that older generations, having been part of society for longer, hold more dominant positions. I had to look up a paper on this to be sure, so I've referenced Wikipedia to find some research on the topic.[1][2] Fu
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I read the entire manifesto, and while I understand the anger, I wonder if generational hatred is really necessary. Of course, the older generation dominates, but that's the conclusion most societies reach anyway. The Baby Boomers befo
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I think of Herman Melville's 'Moby-Dick' as representing America.
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Is it because the impact of the change is too big? I mean, is that why it's hard to submit a proposal?
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But looking at this, it seems like something similar happened 12 years ago[1]. Why hasn't it been changed? [1] https://cplusplus.github.io/CWG/issues/1555.html
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Exactly! It's Next.js 16 + React 18. I'm using the App Router, the frontend is on Vercel, and DNS/CDN/WAF are on Cloudflare. The style is neo-brutalist, but since it wasn't well-received in Korea, I softened it into
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I also have my own personal homepage [1]. The content isn't that great, but I do have some curated content on there. What kind of topics and people are usually involved in the IndieWeb community? I'm thinking about joining, but I&
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I read the entire post, and I think this company has no expertise at all. So I'd rather they just used AI writing instead.At least Frontier model AI doesn't make such overblown claims. They proudly claim that every AI project they
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I already know about fast multiplication algorithms, but it seems there's still no proof that a faster algorithm absolutely cannot exist. In other words, we don't know where the limit is yet. If that gets proven, would programming
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I also think this bubble will burst. But what I'm curious about is this: most of these arguments are just unfalsifiable alibis. They're just claims, and I want to know when and how it will burst. Most scenarios are way too vague
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Honestly, I'd call that more of a wish than a prediction. Because most predictions specify which quarter something will burst. Saying that an industry structure will turn out a certain way is just stating the obvious, since everything
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