jorl17

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by jorl17 6mo ago
Hi! Over the years, I've tried several of these dock replacement apps. The one that stuck the longest was uBar (which I used with a setup similar to what you have here, emulating a "windows taskbar". I've hit issues with
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by jorl17 6mo ago
Anthropic's website is always completely broken for me on Zen (a firefox derivative). I used to think it was an extension, but even without extensions it often just shows blank pages.
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by jorl17 6mo ago
Or perhaps I just like some of it in general.
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by jorl17 6mo ago
Unfortunately these are people in my circles: friends and family. So I cannot bring you any recommendations.
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by jorl17 6mo ago
I see many people claiming AI art has no value. I could understand opposing it on an ethical basis. I could even understand it if they claimed that it will dull us out or it just isn't good for the brain, sort of like we can say that t
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by jorl17 7mo ago
Seconded, would also love to hear your story if you would be willing
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by jorl17 7mo ago
While I agree we don't have any methodologies for this, it's also true that we can just "fail" more often. Code is effectively becoming cheap, which means even bad design decisions can be overturned without prohibitive c
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by jorl17 7mo ago
There's such a fascinating divide on this. I am 100% with you. I didn't ever _use_ Sora, but some of it trickled down to me (mostly through Instagram reels). I think it's amazing that we have such great new tools to express o
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by jorl17 7mo ago
Note that, while it is a rewrite, it was done so through disassembling the original game, not via a clean room implementation. I find this particularly relevant given that the original was written (mostly) in assembly too.
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by jorl17 7mo ago
I like GPT models in Codex, for a fully vibecoded experience (I don't look at code) for my side-projects. In there, they really get the job done: you plan, they say what they'll do, and it shows up done. It's rare I need to p
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by jorl17 7mo ago
Exactly this. Couldn't have said it better. Do you feel yourself losing interest, curiosity, "spark"? If so, then maybe worrying is right. If you're just (hyper?)focused on something else, then, congrats! Our amazing new
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by jorl17 7mo ago
I can look at this from 2 additional perspectives: - OpenTTD (a game I truly love and have followed since before the 0.3 days) was not born as a clean-room reimplementation of TTD. It started as a disassembly effort, something which is perh
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by jorl17 7mo ago
Perhaps this is in line with what you had in mind? https://patents.google.com/patent/US12118471
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by jorl17 7mo ago
I think I agree with you. I didn't mean to imply that big corps will build faster (or more) -- in fact I said I don't expect them to right now, and I'm not so sure that will change. What I believe is that early prototype deve
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by jorl17 7mo ago
That's a very good question. Some metrics I'm watching or considering watching right now: - Amount of leads we're taking in (per unit of time) - Sprint velocity changes (task complexity should stay roughly the same with AI, a
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by jorl17 7mo ago
10x is definitely possible at a startup level. I suppose not in a big tech world (seems obvious to me, and it's not like development speed was the bottleneck there either, right?) You can choose not to believe what I say (and I genuine
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by jorl17 7mo ago
In my experience, the truly best in class have gone from being 10x engineers to being 100x engineers, assuming they embrace AI. It's incredible to watch. I wouldn't say I'm a 10x-er, but I'm comfortable enough with my ab
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by jorl17 8mo ago
It is still the case. In fact, OpenAI's "billing", "usage tracking" and "billing/spending alerts" UX all have terrible UX. They look like completely independent features. For example, you can set aler
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by jorl17 8mo ago
I honestly think this is definitely where (at least part of) the industry is heading, yes. This is not to say engineers are getting replaced — but, certainly, they are changing their work. And, sure, maybe _some_ of them are being replaced.
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by jorl17 8mo ago
THANK YOU!! This seems like just what I was looking for — amazing!! I hope I have the time to test-run it over the coming days. If this really ups my ante, I'll get the whole team using it at our studio. Looks promising!
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Hi! Congratulations on building something new! I'm going to look into it soon, but since you might be hanging around here, I'll ask: do I have a quick way of telling the system how to actually creating a worktree efficiently? Here
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Had me in tears by the end. One of my favorite books. So glad a friend recommended it to me.
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by jorl17 8mo ago
I ran the same test I ran on Opus 4.6: feeding it my whole personal collection of ~900 poems which spans ~16 years It is a far cry from Opus 4.6. Opus 4.6 was (is!) a giant leap, the largest since Gemini 2.5 pro. Didn't hallucinate any
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Thank you so much for your work! I've echoed the sentiment here on HN (and elsewhere) that these kinds of mechanisms seem to be a pathway to extending context longer and longer and longer and I wish I could toy around with this technol
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Is Claude Code really what makes them money, or is it their models? Both? Neither? Do they believe that owning the harness (Claude Code) itself will lead to significantly more money? I can sort of see that, but I wouldn't think they ar
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Yeah, I opened their page, got an instantly downloaded PDF file (creepy!) and it's talking about Sonnet 5 — wtf!? I saw the rumours, but hadn't heard of any release, so assumed that this report was talking about some internal test
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Excellent talk! I don't really play AoE2 anymore (though I have bought it!), but I can feel the excitement and dedication the author seems to put into his work. I'm sure modern AoE2 players have benefited immensely from it! :)
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Have you tried Cursor or VS Code with Github Copilot in agent mode (recently, not 3 or 6 months ago)? I've recently tried a buuuuunch of stuff (including Antigravity and Kiro) and I really, really, could not stomach Antigravity.
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by jorl17 8mo ago
YES. WHY?! GOD WHY!?!!?!?!?! I'M GOING INSANE!!
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by jorl17 8mo ago
Antigravity is an embarrassment. The models feel terrible, somehow, like they're being fed terrible system prompts. Plus the damn thing kept crashing and asking me to "restart it". What?! At least Kiro does what it says on th

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