johnfn

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by johnfn 1y ago
The point of the video isn't even AI, it's VR.
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by johnfn 1y ago
This is exactly the behavior I'm describing.
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by johnfn 1y ago
The mocking, gleeful negativity here concerns me. I am worried that with some of these more polarized topics that the discussions on HN are becoming closer to those on Reddit. The fact that the highest upvoted post on this thread is just a
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by johnfn 1y ago
Yes, the mocking, gleeful negativity really does make me concerned that this place is becoming Reddit. The fact that the highest upvoted post on this thread is just a link to Reddit isn't doing much to help me feel better. And I'v
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by johnfn 1y ago
Really, deeply misguided? It's "deeply misguided" to listen to music while coding? I find that hard to believe.
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by johnfn 1y ago
It's unclear to me that Facebook's 'brand' is superior to Google. Google has plenty of popular, successful open source projects. If Facebook's brand was all that was needed for it to crush Google, wouldn't Pyto
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by johnfn 1y ago
If every other framework failed because of <insert reason here>, that does indeed sound like React won due to its own merits.
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by johnfn 1y ago
All framework code has magic in it. But I posit that React uses magic internally so that we can write magic-free code. It's like how the Rust compiler contains unsafe code.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Yes, this is probably the wrongest statement. When React was launched, it was one in a pool of thousands of web frameworks. For any axis you want to claim that React won by "default", there was another framework that dominated Rea
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by johnfn 1y ago
But it's also difficult to prove it correct by argument or evidence. "Refute" is typically used in a context that suggests that the thing we're refuting has a strong likelihood of being true. This is only difficult to
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by johnfn 1y ago
It's funny because this repo really does seem vibe-coded. Obviously I have no reason not to believe you, but man! All those emojis in the install shell script - I've never seen anyone other than an AI do that :) Maybe you'r
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by johnfn 1y ago
I am Bun's biggest fan. I use it in every project I can, and I write all my one-off scripts with Bun/TS. That being said, I've run into a handful of issues that make me a little anxious to introduce it into production environ
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by johnfn 1y ago
I find the new headline to be much more clear. Perhaps because I imagined Claude to already be able to "edit and create files" via Claude Code; the server-side container is the key difference.
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by johnfn 1y ago
It's really not clear. Using probabilistic methods to determine your e2e test plan is already best practice at large tech shops, and to be quite honest the heuristics that they used to use were pretty poor and arbitrary.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Do you have any evidence to support your claim that "Anthropoc running out of available compute will affect the output significantly" has ever actually happened in practice? To be honest, it sounds like superstition.
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by johnfn 1y ago
I mean, it's a straightforward enough statement. But what was happening in Europe before..?
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by johnfn 1y ago
I am describing a simple eval. This is a strategy that determines how effective an AI system is, they have existed long before LLMs were ever a thing, and they are perfectly happy to deal with non-deterministic behavior. You are acting as i
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by johnfn 1y ago
It seems to me like we have the answers to all those questions. - Do we know which projects people work on? It's pretty easy to discover that OP works on https://livox.com.br/en/ , a tool that uses AI to let people
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by johnfn 1y ago
If you have some particular issue with the article, you should state that. Otherwise, the most charitable interpretation of your position I can come up with is "the article is wrong for some reason I refuse to specify", which does
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by johnfn 1y ago
Wow! Thanks for sharing - I didn't know this!
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by johnfn 1y ago
How does that reconcile with the article, which states: > Did Claude catch all the edge cases? Yes, and I'm not exaggerating. Claude never missed a relevant E2E test. But it tends to run more tests than needed, which is fine - bette
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by johnfn 1y ago
Sometimes. In my experience they bifurcate into: - Smoke tests (does this page load at all) - More narrow tests (does this particular flow work) I think you're referring to smoke tests, but you likely always want to run smoke tests. It
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by johnfn 1y ago
I have worked at large, competent companies, and the problem of "which e2e tests to execute" is significantly more complicated than you seem to suggest that it is. I've worked with smart engineers that put a lot of time into
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by johnfn 1y ago
> The key phrase here is "think deep". This tells Claude Code not to be lazy with its analysis (while spending more thinking tokens). Without it, the output was very inconsistent. I used to joke that without it, Claude runs in
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by johnfn 1y ago
ChatGPT cites PubMed, CDC and the Lancet -- do those not meet the level of argument you'll respond to? I like reading as much as the next guy, but saying "Reading books is roughly the same level of benefit as exercise" withou
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by johnfn 1y ago
I feel like some BARTs moving and some stuck might be a bit of a worse problem.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Interesting -- what sort of things do you use it for?
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by johnfn 1y ago
Really, zero real world examples? What about this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44159166
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by johnfn 1y ago
Didn't we have a conversation a few days ago where a kid committed suicide while documenting it on ChatGPT and the clear consensus was that if OpenAI had been scanning user's conversations and reporting them to the police, this co
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by johnfn 1y ago
First line: "I wouldn't say I'm old" Last line: "Thankfully I'm very old" Hmm.....

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