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by jdw64 6mo ago
Sorry, should clarify. .clone() itself isn't inherently unidiomatic when used . My issue is specifically with how the AI uses it. In AI code, .clone() is almost always used as a brute-force escape hatch
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by jdw64 6mo ago
I'm actually vibe coding a game engine right now using a Hexagonal Architecture, and I ran into this exact same issue when trying to synchronize the feedback loop between the viewport and the editor. To be fair, I probably messed up th
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by jdw64 6mo ago
I'm also shifting to an vibe coding workflow, but I have a genuine question: whenever I use AI for Rust, it makes an insane amount of lifetime errors. I have no idea how people are churning out so many lines of code so quickly. Honestl
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Bash cd /Applications/Antigravity.app/Contents/Resources mv app.asar app.asar.bak If your app is named "Antigravity IDE.app", just adjust the path accordingly
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Installing Antigravity 2.0 breaks the Antigravity IDE due to an amateur Electron deployment mistake. If they can't even get a basic installer right, how are we supposed to trust an OS generated by it? The 2.0 installer lazily drops a n
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by jdw64 6mo ago
If you are a Windows user experiencing an issue where the Antigravity IDE fails to launch after installing Antigravity 2.0, you can resolve it with the following workaround: PowerShell cd "C:\Users\Pc\AppData\Local\Programs\Antigravity
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Ask HN: Antigravity 2.0 installer breaks existing Antigravity IDEs
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Honestly, I feel like the new Gemini 3.5 Flash is a failure. The performance doesn't seem that great, and while they revamped the UI, Anti-Gravity just feels like a cheap CODEX knockoff now. The web UI is underwhelming, and overall it
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by jdw64 6mo ago
You have a real knack for explaining things. That makes total sense. Regarding the compiler part, I'm actually trying to build my own language using LLMs, and to be honest, it barely works. I wasn't very familiar with classic OS a
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by jdw64 6mo ago
My name is Jeong Dongwoo, and my email is doogwoo@gmail.com. If you send me an email, I will explain in detail how to use it. I would greatly appreciate your help
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by jdw64 6mo ago
You're right, but the YouTube subtitle translation actually isn't working right now. The English captions show up fine, so reading them isn't an issue, but stil
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by jdw64 6mo ago
>It felt like a big advertisement. It felt like the longest Gemini ad ever If anything, this incident might just inspire Eric Schmidt to cut even more entry-level data processing jobs and deploy a few extra agents to automate them
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by jdw64 6mo ago
They claim the AI itself built an OS and demoed Doom running on it. Personally, rather than Doom, I think I'll only truly appreciate the real value of this advancement when flawless real-time YouTube subtitle translation actually becom
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by jdw64 6mo ago
My friend is trying to gather and organize data related to this, and I just wanted to help them out.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
I've already downloaded Hermitcraft. Thank you, I'll check out Pixlriffs. I'm asking because I have some things I'm curious about regarding Minecraft. Have a great day, and I wish you the best with everything you do.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Does anyone happen to have world data from a Minecraft survival server? Could you please share it with me? It would be great if it has some player history included. I'm trying to gather about 10 of them, but it's not easy.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
It turns out 'stealing a charity' is strictly defined in California law as 'commercializing it with Microsoft instead of my car company.' Glad we finally got that clarified
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by jdw64 6mo ago
However, for a freelance programmer like me who has to model the world the client wants, this might actually be a useful problem. LOL
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Looking at the paper, the core message is 'that even scientists harbor the illusion of understanding more than they actually do'. In reality, science operates much like a mental model. The paper argues that just because a model pr
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by jdw64 6mo ago
thanks!
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by jdw64 6mo ago
HTML linters actually help distinguish things like that? I'm curious if there are any linters out there that can enforce this kind of semantic tag selection.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Personally, anyone looking to get a fecal transplant from Sir Demis Hassabis will have to line up behind me. I want to be first in line.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Seeing the Windows XP theme I loved the most really brings back a wave of nostalgia
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by jdw64 6mo ago
It's nice to see that.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
As someone who actively monitors the Chinese internet as well, I believe we are heading toward a world split into two distinct AI spheres. Coming from South Korea—a nation outside the US-China dichotomy—the fundamental issue I see is the cl
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Palantir’s roots seem practically indistinguishable from the traditional Korean/Japanese dispatch programmers (often referred to as SI, or System Integration). They dispatch engineers under the title of FDSEs, but in Korea and Japan,
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by jdw64 6mo ago
The only flaw in this piece is that the narrator chose Claude. If he had chosen Gemini, Sergey Brin himself would have stepped out to personally bestow the honor of adding your business to the 'Killed by Google' graveyard.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
We are both navigating a challenging road. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors, my friend.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
The point that is often misunderstood is this: Korea is a wealthy country, but that wealth is highly concentrated in Seoul. Once you leave Seoul, the quality of jobs often drops significantly.
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by jdw64 6mo ago
Thank you for your encouragement, and I know it's sincere. In a purely technical sense, if you have the resources, AI is an good tutor I'm constantly astonished by it myself. However, the difficult part about what you said is thi

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