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laborcontract
11mo ago
It’s hard to argue with you about that. I think you’re right about the tip composition being the issue. Also, there’s definitely an alien feel to APP3.
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laborcontract
11mo ago
Meanwhile, claude CLI has so many huge bugs that break the experience. Memory leaks, major cpu usage, tool call errors that require you to abandon a conversation, infinite loops, context leaks, flashing screens.. so many to list. I love the
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laborcontract
11mo ago
Seems like you should try and get a replacement
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laborcontract
11mo ago
The horrible thumping is purely a fit issue. The solution to the thumping when running is to either size down the tips or to slightly dislodge the tips from your ear. It’s not ideal, I’ll grant you that. While we may have some overlap in is
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laborcontract
1y ago
Reading that post, all i felt what a splendid luxury it is to live in the united states and be paid much better than those in other nations because of the country’s brand.
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laborcontract
1y ago
Github Copilot is likely running models at or close to cost, given that Azure serves all those models. I haven't used Copilot in several months so I can't speak to its performance. My perception back then was that its underperform
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laborcontract
1y ago
The reason why OP is getting terrible results is because he's using Cursor, and Cursor is designed to ruthlessly prune context to curtail costs. Unlike the model providers, Cursor has to pay the retail price for LLM usage. They're
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laborcontract
1y ago
Your honor, the defendant is semantically guilty!
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laborcontract
1y ago
Are there any good papers floating out there?
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laborcontract
1y ago
or perhaps it means that they plan to expand their TV offering so as to merit being something more than just a "plus" i don't know if i like the rebranding or not – it's such a minor thing that idk if it even warrants an
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laborcontract
1y ago
The current trend started when people noticed that sam altman doesn't capitalize sentences, primarily in tweets. In longer form, I do think people should feel bad for writing like this. Like you said, capitalization has genuine utility
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laborcontract
1y ago
Yep. Most MCP servers are best repackaged as a cli tool, and telling the LLM to invoke `toolname --help` to learn how to use it at runtime. The primary downside is that they LLM will have a lower proclivity to invoke those tools unless expl
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1y ago
Claude's research mode is by far the worst one I've used, I consider it nearly useless. I cannot trust it specifically because Anthropic has a policy of refusing to use reddit for anything, whether it be as a research source or in
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laborcontract
1y ago
> Jobs excelled at taking a niche product category and reinventing it for the masses. It was more than this. He understood how to communicate to both customers/employees why what they bought/worked on mattered. For all the stor
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laborcontract
1y ago
I think everything I know about Apple's culture under jobs was that steve let his lieutenants have at each other. That culture died when Forstall was booted from the company (one of apple's biggest mistakes, IMO). Tim Cook gives p
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laborcontract
1y ago
I'm using A|B as a blanket term for things that make a company think it's improving by using the opinions of others in lieu of having an opinion themselves. Focus groups also fall into this category.
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1y ago
Somewhat related: I recently googled Steve's son, Reed, out of curiosity. I haven't thought to look his kids up since when he died. Reed is a spitting image of Steve[0] - voice and all. Steve was a hero of mine since I was a kid (
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1y ago
Forgive me for living in a cave, but is there any reason to use Notion if you don’t need the collaboration features? My experience with Notion on an M2 MacBook Air (8 GB RAM) is that it brings the machine to its knees. It strikes me that if
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laborcontract
1y ago
Big worry indeed. What puzzles me is that, for all the claims of the death of monoculture, how is it that politics has resisted these fragmentations? How has Trump managed to consolidate power so strongly within the power? I don't keep
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laborcontract
1y ago
I think it's possible to be bothered by your claim, the extermination of palestinians, and the consolidation of executive power.
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laborcontract
1y ago
This is clearly bothersome, and this administration bothers me at a deep level. One open question I have is: how do we keep the temptation at bay for subsequent administrations, democratic or republican, from exercising unilateral power at
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laborcontract
1y ago
Note: this has nothing to do with Gemini, Google's latest image editing model.
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laborcontract
1y ago
I’m glad to see another member of Club Forstall here. My biggest wish for Apple is to bring back Forstall. Letting him go was their biggest mistake.
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laborcontract
1y ago
No, it is possible. I just got it to write files both using Bash and its Write tools while in plan mode right now.
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laborcontract
1y ago
Wow, this project is absolutely stunning.
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1y ago
Insert something to the tune of: “never read files in slices. Instead, whenever accessing a file, you must read a file in entirety[..]” at the beginning of every conversation or whenever you’re down to burn more credits/get better resu
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1y ago
The "highest expected value"-ification of MMA has made it uninteresting to me. Fighting styles have become so homogenized that I fight back tears of boredom, especially when my mind drifts back to the days of seeing random fightin
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laborcontract
1y ago
fyi @dang doesn't actually flag dang. They've always advised emailing hn@ycombinator.com.
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1y ago
You have to take a look at a map to really understand Taiwan's importance. Taiwan isn't about military proximity. It's about access shipping access. Try open up a map. Despite China having a vast coastline, they do not have a
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1y ago
Safari will assign you a random ip address on a per tab basis if private relay is on. With chrome there is zero plausible deniability as to who you are. You are who you are today, yesterday, and a year before, in every tab, window, incognit
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