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by maipen 8d ago
AI took all the effort, so I guess nobody sees value in these little pages anymore. Not even those being paid. It's actually scary.
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by maipen 8d ago
I'm sorry to be offtopic, but this website looks like an hallucination generated by chatgpt 4. This type of quality downgrade is scary, and it's everywhere now.
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Ask HN: Have you went back to writing code without AI?
1 points by maipen 8d ago|2 comments
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by maipen 12d ago
The hatred and jealousy for Musk is so great in this platform, that the comment section becomes a cesspool of contempt. They all secretly want to use X because it’s very convenient to consume news and other form of content. But they refuse
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by maipen 12d ago
Why is it wrong? Is it wrong to require people to use certain tools? I don’t think so. It’s the same thing as requiring dress code to go to the tribunal or anything formal. People here overthink so much about this topic.
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by maipen 15d ago
> Kids do all of this stuff anyways, making it illegal doesn't stop it from happening. This so completely untrue! These things are absolutely effective for the majority of kids. Just because some stand out in a crowd, doesn't m
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by maipen 17d ago
I thinks this agents are early prototypes of what will eventually become something like jarvis from iron man. An ai that is always at your reach and can interface with everything. I don’t use these work apps because they don’t do anything t
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by maipen 18d ago
Agree 100%. Also changing express to deno or bun would decrease resource usage and improve overall performance with very little changes to the codebase. 2000 req per minute is pretty low. This was nothing but an example of overengineering.
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by maipen 23d ago
Very well said. It kinda describes how unrealistic these expectations are. Vibe coders want a model that makes them rich, without having any actual specific idea. They write a very ambiguous prompt and expect to be amazed by the result. Ve
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by maipen 23d ago
These folks are probably using crazy plugins or crazy sub agent spams. They probably just run everything on max + fast mode which is ridiculous.
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by maipen 28d ago
According to Cursor CEO, it only accounts for 5% usage of cursor, so it's not a big deal at all
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by maipen 28d ago
Unless you run your models and harness completely locally, you can't verify your data isn't being used. All of these companies, and I truly mean all, stole data to train their models.
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by maipen 28d ago
Yes it does. You can either subscribe to grok directly or cursor. You have many tiers and all of them have generous usage. Grok is a workhorse, not the smartest yet, but produces good code and follows the plan. Grok 5, which has been traini
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by maipen 29d ago
Hardware constrains forced this?
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by maipen 1mo ago
You are replying on HN with an account. Just make an account on X if there's content you want to see. We got used to something being free and open, doesn't mean this is how it should be.
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by maipen 1mo ago
Do you actually believe this?
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by maipen 1mo ago
Codex app was always unoptimized , but the competitores arent great either. However it’s still a an agent app, it gets the job done and has great tooling. Eventually the whole thing will probably be remade in a more performant way and be an
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by maipen 2mo ago
Yeah it just feels like the whole post is unimportant.
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by maipen 2mo ago
And use AI to detect it right?
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by maipen 2mo ago
Most of his criticisms have been about the timing of certain vaccines administrations. He's not anti vax. If nobody can challenge science, then it's not science. Vaccines continues to help us, but that doesn't mean they are p
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by maipen 2mo ago
The bathroom is the modern day phone booth. Its the perfect place to read hacker news’s first page.
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by maipen 2mo ago
Most sane comment. Even in the last Elon Musk interview by The Economist, he admited that it's likely China will win at the end. The gap is so close now. Opinions matter not, the Chinese will have their own GPUs, RAM and everything the
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by maipen 2mo ago
Same. While writting I think there's a very fine line that separates external storage from memorization. What I mean by this is that sometime we write ideas so we can avoid forgetting and be able to come back them (David Lynch), or as
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by maipen 2mo ago
Since when were americans the shining light of healthy populations? This administration is making quite questionable changes, but it’s not like the last decades did anything to address obesity and vet treatment… Nobody is forcing these sold
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by maipen 2mo ago
And why are you assuming the industry converged to it when your following statement dismantles your assumption? Spacex bought cursor, so it now has it’s agent ui which is just as good as codex + it’s multi-modal Anthropic also has it’s own
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by maipen 3mo ago
Screen addiction is a funny term that made realize that it’s the perfect term for this. I remember in a recent city blackout, me and other people , that didn't have internet or comms, would instinctively pull out their phones and open
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by maipen 3mo ago
Most people never really developed the habit of reading. They sure did consume the newspaper but that has now been replaced with social media. The medium changed but the habits did not. I think author is having an existential crisis instead
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by maipen 3mo ago
The mistake was thinking the majority was smart. There’s a lot of Elon haters here; Anything related to Elon will always have the dumbest comment section. You know it’s dumb when they say things like “it’s not needed. We already have this.
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by maipen 3mo ago
Probably need to wait some hours/1-2 days and openrouter will add it.
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by maipen 3mo ago
We will probably see it when it's available for everyone. This is the first time I see a lab region locking a model though.

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