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by jjani 2y ago
> It is advertised as an autonomous software developer By a few currently niche VC players, I guess. I don't see Anthropic, the overwhelming revenue leader in dollars spent on LLM-related tools for SWE, claiming that.
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> The biggest thing I've found is that if you give any hint at all as to what you think the problem is, the LLM will immediately and enthusiastically agree, no matter how wildly incorrect your suggestion is. I'm seeing this sen
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> One, your projects are small enough that you can reasonably provide enough context for the language model to be useful. Two, you’re using the most common languages in the training data. Three, because of those factors, you’re willing t
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by jjani 2y ago
Sounds like it's time for a co-op.
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Culture is everything. Culture being the people you're surrounded with on a daily basis, not the culture of an arbitrary geography. The people you interact with in your home, at school, at work, at the church/sports club. What is
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They were arguably never placed in fact never placed in the culture. There are 24 hours in a day. In what culture does one spend most of those hours? Imagine if those same people would have been adopted as newborns, by a rural family on a f
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100% guaranteed at least someone at Google tried the pelican SVG prompt before the public release. Doesn't mean they necessarily adjusted anything based on its results, but no chance they're not at least taking them into account,
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I said it even with that in mind :) MAGA makes up a smaller part of the wealthy than may often be assumed. That group doesn't play by such rules, and is very used to getting what they want.
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Novo Nordisk, probably. But surely LVMH's revenue is very diversified globally? The Middle-East and Asia are big markets for them. On top of that they're luxury goods, their bought for their prestige. Barely anyone uses AWS for su
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by jjani 2y ago
The chatgpt-4o-latest endpoint has branched away from the 4o-08 (and/or 4o-11) models quite a while ago, so it's not unlikely they've updated it again. Sonnet has also had silent changes, likely at the system prompt level -
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by jjani 2y ago
Maybe for those in the US, or at least parts of it. If there's an option for the other 8 billion people that's at least as good as 23andme from a medical perspective, I think a lot of people on HN would be very interested to learn
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To add one: - Funding model: VC, bootstrapped, or non-profit OSS?
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> Overall, it was a complex, multi-faceted crime ring. Looks like a not-so complex, multi-faceted LLM was used to help write this article :)
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"And you are an alarmist. You are saying that this must lead to this, and you can't prove it. These are the beginnings, yes; but how do you know for sure when you don't know the end, and how do you know, or even surmise, the
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by jjani 2y ago
To expand on what the other commenter noted, these are well known industries, mostly in India. Just like this also well-known romance scam slavery industry existing in SEA (especially Myanmar, Cambodia, Philippines).
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> (if you ignore CNG busses, which have existed forever and are "almost as good as hydrogen could be") In most of the US yes, in dense big cities they're still quite a bit worse (especially if they run at night too) becau
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by jjani 2y ago
Exactly - at least I make the effort to put up a veneer of realism, whereas they're one-day old, single-comment accounts! (/s, though I hope that's not necessary on here :))
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by jjani 2y ago
This deserves some nuance. Much of the scam-baiting content - in fact, all of the ones I'd seen until this post - revolves around tech support scams, advance fee scams and the likes, which unlike these romance scams are generally not d
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by jjani 2y ago
It feels like these developers no longer even care about how blatant the sockpuppeting is. Potentially because AI can't tell anyway.
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Just wanted to say that Gemini 1.5-Pro is still the SOTA foundational model for certain languages (including non-Google models), so it's disappointing to have received the email that it will be removed in September - it will cause ou
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by jjani 2y ago
> You can also do hilarious (to me) things like create enough shareholders (let's say 7 billion), make shares non-transferrable, etc, so that even though theoretically it requires a vote, such a vote is practically impossible. Doesn
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I smell an opportunity for a new player in the NPRaaS space!
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> Moving from Slovenia to SFBA in my mid 20's (~2015) was ... super fun like that. Sooo many people here are that most brilliant super talented engineer/founder/whatever from their home locale. But here we are just the nor
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by jjani 2y ago
Bread and circuses is what stops them. Whoever would get the iPhone banned is guaranteed never to win another election. Like banning beer or football. It would also be banning Macbooks, imagine what companies would have to say about that. T
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by jjani 2y ago
> while the PG1316S switches used in OPs keyboard only have 1.8mm Do you happen to know of a resource around this topic? I'd love to know what the actual lowest travel switches are. In my experience it's the Macbook's.
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by jjani 2y ago
I'm convinced the Macbook keys are different from the Magic Keyboard (my joints say so) and have significantly lower travel.
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by jjani 2y ago
I'd love an accessory that makes a keyboard completely flush with the surface it's on. I get this is hard because dimensions are different for each keyboard, but something that e.g. a Macbook fits into would be nice, given its sta
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by jjani 2y ago
> Low-profile is nicer to joints in the long run Very much so. I went through 10+ keyboards before finding one that I could type on for a day without aching joints. The only one that passed (which I'm typing this comment on), was th
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I'd definitely buy this to try if it works for me. > Typing on the keyboard is very comfortable due to it’s low height. No more wrist arching. Fully agreed. I went through many keyboards, from very expensive to very cheap, until I f
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by jjani 2y ago
A year back or so I sat down, read through all the pros and cons including many HN posts just like this one, and I came to the same conclusion. Default to string enums. If I really need to iterate over the keys (generally an antipattern any

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