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by jdw64 23d ago
I wonder what the point is of building a software factory
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by jdw64 23d ago
As always, I was working on modifying a CRUD program. It's been a while since I read through the documentation carefully and worked on it, so it feels refreshing.
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by jdw64 23d ago
Typing after a long break—I can really feel how much slower I've gotten and how much my skills have degraded
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by jdw64 23d ago
If self-reference and strange loops aren't intelligence, and emergence is merely a byproduct of universality, then what on earth is intelligence? What is this thing we question as intelligence, and what are the values that take shape f
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by jdw64 24d ago
I used to believe in free will like you, then I took an arrow in the knee.
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by jdw64 24d ago
I want to live like an NPC too, but preferably one that can't be attacked. I'd absolutely hate being an NPC in the Dark Souls series.
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by jdw64 24d ago
The biggest problem with Gemini is that its performance degrades the longer you use it for coding. Is it just me?
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by jdw64 24d ago
Probably. And that makes Vim the cockroach.
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by jdw64 24d ago
It's my fault. I'll follow the rules more carefully.
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by jdw64 24d ago
I am curious as to why the TRU is not adopted as a standard metric. 1.Corporations that sponsor scholars dislike it. 2.Politicians dislike it (because if TRU were adopted as the standard, the unemployment rate a critical metric for evaluati
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by jdw64 24d ago
There used to be a joke that said, 'A great programmer should try building a text editor.'
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by jdw64 24d ago
By this standard, I could call myself a vegetarian starting today. Haha
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by jdw64 25d ago
loosing is fun
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by jdw64 27d ago
Do not guess. Measure, but only measure the bottlenecks that threaten the business
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by jdw64 27d ago
I'm in a similar situation. Programming used to be painful, but coding with AI doesn't feel that way. In the old days, I had to write extensive planning documents before writing any code—work orders, UI layouts, and design specs.
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by jdw64 29d ago
I'm currently a programmer with 8 years of experience(I've been coding for longer than that, but I started earning money from programming around then.). Some might say that's still short, but honestly, I'm not sure. I be
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Ask HN: AI writes better code than me. How to keep my identity?
15 points by jdw64 29d ago|25 comments
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by jdw64 29d ago
I design and decorate my own homepage
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by jdw64 29d ago
I've tried it a few times, but none of them went well. There are a few recurring issues: 1.When I try agent based orchestration and multi tasking, some parts work well overall, but certain areas keep repeating local issues. 2.So I trie
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by jdw64 29d ago
The truth is, the more a developed country is positioned at the consumer end, the more inescapable these problems become in our lives. Our world relies on outsourcing the production of manufactured and consumer goods to developing nations.
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by jdw64 29d ago
With climate change, it seems like poor people will die faster from 'climate poverty.' Science clearly points to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change, but certain groups frame it as just another natural cyc
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by jdw64 29d ago
Taking my homepage as an example, when I allowed AI bots, I got about 1,200 visitors a day. But when I blocked them, that number dropped to around 140. It seems like over 70% of internet traffic these days is dominated by AI bots.
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by jdw64 29d ago
Personally, one thing I like about Claude is that before, specifications kept changing through verbal explanations. Now, with Claude, everything is communicated in writing, so there's no room for shifting blame. Does this kind of diffe
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by jdw64 1mo ago
I love the game Monster Hunter2 so much that I once practiced decompiling it. I worked on it for about two months and got maybe 5% done. Sometimes I really admire people who do this kind of decompilation work.
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by jdw64 1mo ago
This was the ox-alpha model, right? I remember it performed really well for a model that had 'flash' in its name.
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by jdw64 1mo ago
I bought this person's book too. I didn't know they were still alive. I really enjoyed reading The Cuckoo's Egg—it was such a fun read. They really have a way with words
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by jdw64 1mo ago
What does it really mean to properly understand p-value? What I remember is that if the p-value is less than 0.05, the research result is considered statistically significant. That's about as far as my memory goes. I know that's a
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by jdw64 1mo ago
I wish there were studies on when this situation will normalize. Will the lost jobs ever come back? Or not?
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by jdw64 1mo ago
Is Pangram's detection capability considered to be on the higher side? This post seems to be written under the assumption that Pangram's detection is highly effective. Is it actually considered to be on the higher side in English-
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by jdw64 1mo ago
??The statistics speak for themselves. In Spain, the top 1% holds 21% of the total wealth, 30% of the low-income demographic are the working poor, and 45% are irregular workers. Isn't the US in a similar situation? Regardless of other

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