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by lemming 1y ago
For what it's worth, I don't need a Mac app for this, just to be able to edit the app I've (mostly) built with the tools I already have. I like the idea of being able to do the 90% on the phone, and iterate on it etc, but for
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by lemming 1y ago
With vibe coding, I generally find that it will get me 80-90% of the way to where I want to be, but I generally end up having to do some work too. How does that work here? Is there any way to later edit the app on my mac if I need to? Simil
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by lemming 1y ago
Unrelated to the actual product (which looks nice), I'm always curious when I see these landing pages with logos from massive companies on them. I'd bet a beer that you didn't go through Oracle's processes for using thei
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by lemming 1y ago
So the OSS thing is a preference, obviously, if you like OSS tools, just use them - it's not like you're short of options. But... expensive? Really? A one-off cost (not a subscription, mind) for a tool that might make an expensive
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by lemming 1y ago
You say they have someone drive it. I didn't say that. But they're not fully autonomous. We aren’t arguing about pure autonomy, we are arguing about the method by which humans resolve the problems. This whole subthread started
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by lemming 1y ago
That’s irrelevant though. If the system requires human intervention, then it’s not fully autonomous by definition. See https://rodneybrooks.com/predictions-scorecard-2025-january-... for example: The companies do not adver
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by lemming 1y ago
you are incorrect as they do not have a remote human operator Yes, they do, the term to search is “remote assistance operator”. e.g. https://philkoopman.substack.com/p/all-robotaxis-have-remote...
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Give Me 1 Hour, I'll Make Probability Click Forever [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lemming 1y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 1y ago
FWIW I enjoyed the article and the humour, and I don't know where the AI conspiracy is coming from – I wish I could get the AI to write copy this good. So thanks, that was a fun read!
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by lemming 1y ago
Fortunately we don't have to rely on your anecdata, people actually study this stuff: https://news.gallup.com/poll/467792/social-media-users-incli... U.S. adults commonly engage with popular social media pla
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by lemming 1y ago
LLMs aren’t people, and the authors have not convinced me that they will behave like people in this context. This was my initial reaction as well, before reading the interview in full. They admit that there are problems with the approach,
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by lemming 1y ago
Git refers to the user-friendly commands as “porcelain” Ahhhhahahaha… “user friendly”. When compared to coding the repo by hand, I guess.
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by lemming 1y ago
I'll bite: what is the web search story like? This is the killer feature of e.g. chatgpt that none of the alternative or OSS options offer. Having the search be fast (i.e. not round tripping to the client on every search) and integrate
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by lemming 1y ago
I'm very interested in this, I'm a long term kagi subscriber with the free t-shirt! One thing that would be interesting to explore would be a feed that integrated over a longer timeframe. For example, I subscribe to the guardian w
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by lemming 1y ago
Can anyone explain the economics of Anthropic's Max plan pricing to me? I have friends on the $100/month plan using well over $800 of tokens per month with Claude Code (according to ccusage). I certainly don't use Claude Code
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by lemming 1y ago
Wait till I tell my daughter that someone's job is watching cat videos on the internet for science!
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by lemming 1y ago
The underlying Elide tool looks amazing, and potentially solves all sorts of pain for me. Does the Kotlin compiler support plugins, e.g. serialisation? I can imagine they might be too reflective.
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by lemming 1y ago
If I understand this correctly, I should be able to stand up an API running arbitrary models (e.g. from Hugging Face), and it’s not quite charged by the token but should be very cheap if my usage is sporadic. Is that correct? Seems pretty h
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by lemming 1y ago
Do you have any recommendations for online resources? A few years ago my wife and I started with Justin guitar, but then we switched to piano to tempt our daughter. Is that a good choice, or are there better options?
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by lemming 1y ago
Chez compiles, I think, its not a VM. It’s not as fast as SBCL of course, but it’s not interpreted.
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by lemming 1y ago
The results actually look pretty impressive! Can you go into any details about how the generation works? Are you generating images and then vectorising?
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by lemming 1y ago
I have no problem at all with your licensing model, I currently use the same one myself. I just think your messaging needs to be clear.
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by lemming 1y ago
This isn't true for JetBrains any more, and hasn't been for ~10 years. They run on what is essentially a pure subscription now, with the caveat that if you stop paying, you can continue to use a version of the software. However, i
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by lemming 1y ago
I sell software with a similar licence. I'd say that get access to all features and upcoming updates is incompatible with Then, the updates will stop . At a very minimum it's confusing, but it sounds fairly deceptive to me. I t
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by lemming 1y ago
I see zero upsides of reducing brain power You have fewer annoying people pointing out logical problems with your policies.
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Codebase to Easy Tutorial with AI(code2tutorial.com)
2 points by lemming 1y ago|1 comments
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by lemming 1y ago
The code behind this was posted a while back ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43739456 ), but this project now has a nice easy to use UI. Here's the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by lemming 1y ago
The company that is best placed to collect tons of high quality data of this type is undoubtedly Google. They’ve had publications talking about how they capture data from their in house SWE tools and use it to improve their tooling.
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by lemming 1y ago
Mine is even simpler - I just control an off-the-shelf smart bulb via a couple of macOS Shortcuts, which is trivial using Homekit. Those are driven by Hammerspoon which triggers the shortcuts based on the camera events. No custom hardware a
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by lemming 1y ago
Trafilatura to markdown? But yeah, likely to be clunky.

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