kylecazar

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by kylecazar 6mo ago
My first reaction was to hate it, thinking it would inevitably lead to more participation credit takes. OTOH, maybe if used responsibly it could surface relevant, appropriate suggestions at the time of conversation, rather than in a follow-
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by kylecazar 6mo ago
Wow. Imagine how much time would be saved with the new immersive view and 3D building modeling that wasn't available when he started in 2004. Of course, saving time was clearly not the point of the project. It's awesome.
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by kylecazar 6mo ago
Several economics Nobels and EU leaders have voiced concern about the impact stagnation will have. It's not a made up issue, there's a ton of discourse around it. Also, I'm an American democrat raised in Spain and I have no i
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by kylecazar 6mo ago
In general, I'd say it's always wise to follow individual people whose knowledge and expertise you know and trust rather than browse a platform. HN is one of the few exceptions I make, because I'm very likely to find qualit
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by kylecazar 6mo ago
It's not going to make sense for every company to release an MCP server. If you count use/integration in their internal workflows and agentic dev as adoption, it's probably near 100%.
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Isn't most of the pessimistic discourse around the EU related to trends (and thus projections), though? GDP growth is stagnant compared to peers. If that trend continues or intensifies, don't you think it will impact the other mom
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Would you use Opus if you switched to OpenCode?
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Things Palantir does in other countries is fine cause for not wanting it deployed in your own
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
... how did that replace vscode? Do you never open a code editor?
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
The two large projects I've worked as a consultant were structured in milestones. The first client had a structure they'd used previously that I just inherited -- I believe it was agreed amount / 4, each paid for delivering 1
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
I'm writing this from CT. There are absolutely door to door solar salespeople (they don't work for the manufacturer, they work for a local distributor/installation service), and they absolutely tell you how many people in you
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
I remember when it was released and I wished I was in Kansas. I'm smack in the middle of debating Google Fi, this probably won't impact my decision, but I wonder if it will suffer a similar fate.
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
I've listened to several of his antichrist talks and remain confused by his stance. He's imprecise and rambles, but IMO it boils down to one of a few options: 1) These are actual good faith views that are inspired by his own piety
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Couldn't agree more -- I meant a category in this post's chart :) I'll admit it was snarky.
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Maybe add a category for posts and comments about AI on HN :) "Stories about AI" is not offensive to me. Its influence on the industry is undeniable and if I'm feeling tired of that content I just won't engage with it. A
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
60 bps is a fine HR, if you are implying it isn't Edit: WHOOPSIE DAISY
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by kylecazar 7mo ago
Find one thing you want to explore or research/visualize and go very deep with it... with Claude Code, it's just a tool after all. Then write a long blog post about it (yourself). You probably aren't addicted to CC, I suspect
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
Yeah it's a payment method they added to Google Pay (Google Wallet? I don't know anymore). You can turn it off in autofill settings.
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
Yeah, the up/down voting mechanism seems to be doing it's job for me too. Don't think I've noticed a degradation in, say, the top third of comments. That's where I try to live anyway. /newest is chock full of s
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
There is clearly a need to codify into all of these historical acts that they can't be invoked unless there is a declaration of war (or some other appropriate prerequisite). This administration consistently exploits what were designed
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
It's interesting, but is there some conflation of regional restrictions with the state of California? Example: cites automotive paint shop restrictions as the quintessential example of what you can't do in CA, and qualifies it wit
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
You showed up in Japan intending to stay for a year without a visa? Bold strategy :)
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
Thanks, I should have linked. Also he cross-posts to his site: https://livestreams.stephenwolfram.com/category/live-ceoing/ The next one is today, 4:30 PM ET!
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
He live streams the (internal) Wolfram Alpha product meetings on YouTube. It's really interesting to watch, I've been a fly on the wall for years.
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
A better analogy would be: you hire a robot contractor to do work. Before it arrives, you are asked if the robot should request permission before going into rooms. You say no, and the robot enters the server room. It does change something f
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
They're buying Mac Minis to isolate the environment in which their agents operate. They consume little power and are good for long running tasks. Most aren't running models locally. They're using Claude via OpenClaw. It'
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
Shouldn't it be if you suspect they are executed by an insider?
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
I'm wondering the same thing. I keep seeing examples like "book your plane tickets" and "reschedule your meetings". I don't know who does these relatively high stakes things often enough to automate them. I see
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
"Now’s a good time to figure out whether your client-side application should have a server-side aspect to it, to speed up initial renders." My how the tables have turned!
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by kylecazar 8mo ago
Wow, I haven't heard that name in a long while. Brought me back to watching he and Kevin Rose on TV after school.

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