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I actually think it's better. Back when access to knowledge was only available in English, there was a lot of mistranslated information in my language (Korean) that was worse than AI slop. These days, the translations are done by AI, s
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I don't think AI causes people to stop thinking. Rather, I think it biases people toward doing what they want to do more, and that bias is what becomes problematic. In fact, when I use AI, I don't really use it for the things I ac
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I agree with many points. Even on Hacker News, when you see debates like 'X technology is good' or 'X technology is bad,' most of it seems to be about identity. And that identity often originates from the community they
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In other words, since the next semantic prediction for forecasting the future is built on the training dataset, it's hard for anything truly new to emerge. Then how do humans create something 'creative'—something that didn&#x
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Lately, I feel like as GEN AI text becomes the majority, human-written text is starting to resemble it too. I'm Korean, and there are sites and people who mainly curate the latest technologies. Even those people, probably tired of tran
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I don't understand why you're getting downvoted. In East Asia, 'SI' is looked down upon, but one of the strengths often mentioned about SI is understanding the client's business, that is, the domain. It's true
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In East Asia, there's a role called 'SI' (Systems Integration), but it's rarely recognized as proper career experience. It seems to be different in the West. The reason it's hard to get career recognition is that ev
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After playing this game, I think it's time to launch 'vibe game design.' Now that the code is solved, it's time to release 'vibe game design,' 'vibe music design,' and 'vibe control design'
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In summary, even without directly banning local AI by law, you can raise the operational costs so high that it effectively functions like a ban. It's interesting that they use Amodei as an example. And the proposed solution, making the
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It seems like we think alike. I feel like the dark and critical themes of the 90s were ahead of their time back then. A lot of what they predicted actually turned out to be accurate. The cultural media of the 90s said things like 'this
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Everyone knows this to some extent. 'Good atmosphere' and 'good community'. it's true that these things are great for productivity. But the question is, once you try to measure them, do they actually get better? Peo
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Thanks for the good keyword. I'd never heard of Taylorism before. I looked it up and it seems to be an approach that breaks everything down into measurable metrics. I didn't know the term, but I think I was somewhat familiar with
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As you said, it could be that I didn't store it properly, or it could be an issue with the CD reader on the old console.
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cool!
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I also think Steam was a game that had no choice but to win. AAA development costs have gotten so huge that even platform-exclusive developers find it burdensome, so they end up releasing on PC as well. And when that happens, Valve's v
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When society is affluent enough, people say it will become corrupt and fall apart. But when society has truly deteriorated, stories of heroes come to mind. If you look back at the era when cyberpunk social critiques emerged, the world that
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What I find most difficult about Western concepts is 'productivity.' They attach so many things to this fictional concept. It's about designing things to produce a large volume of output. That's why so many posts on HN a
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Personally, could you share the code sometime later? The GPT code looks decent to me. Or even just the prompt would be fine.
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Cute IDE LOL I like the design. It feels like a good WhatsApp vibe to me.
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I should try using it too, just like you did. thanks!
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I'm creating my own language using AI. About half of the C backend I wrote myself, and I'm putting in the syntax I want and the things I want to create. I'm not sure if it will be finished. https://github.com/
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It would be nice if there were a UI feature on the site to adjust the volume. Some of the game sounds are way too loud.
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Sometimes I think about this: using readonly is generally recommended at the architectural level. But it's technically difficult to choose the right trade-off when you need to remove that abstraction. The reason readonly is recommended
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to be honest, I hope you'll also recognize that non-native English speakers have limited vocabulary and phrasing when participating in HN.
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I think self-studying a university curriculum is also helpful. I've studied physics at the undergraduate level myself. Quantum mechanics, for example, is useful enough as a general background, and going through fluid dynamics and GPS p
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So what, do I have to prove that I'm human or something? There are really a lot of people like you who don't respect non-native speakers. You seem to enjoy mocking native English speakers around you, don't you? You saying it&
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Fable model is good, but after a few uses, there's a session limit. Unless you use the API, it's hard to use it for building anything substantial, even though I'm currently on the 10x max plan. So I end up using it mostly for
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Sometimes I wish I were an AI, but sorry, I'm not. English is the lingua franca for properly accessing programming and science, but since I'm a non-native speaker, I end up relying on machine translation for some difficult words,
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I was too hasty in drawing my conclusion.I didn't think it through thoroughly enough.you're right
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I agree. AI will likely reinforce mainstream schools of thought through literature. I think I used the wrong example in this case—I should have framed it as the system itself rather than specific schools of thought. Thanks for the correctio

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