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by maipen 3mo ago
Not available for Europeans yet. :(
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by maipen 3mo ago
Every year people complain about the cold, heat and allergies. Even if they live 200 years, it would always be the same. People get use to it, it goes away, cycle repeats. Nobody remembers exactly unless they had a near death experience.
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by maipen 3mo ago
If the future of SOTA is handicaped models, then what's the point? Writing code is already okay for current open models like GLM, QWEN. I only need SOTA models for slop reviews, clean-ups and helping me with things I am not good at. I
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by maipen 3mo ago
So much of our information is being leaked nowadays that news like these don’t surprise me anymore… I think everyone should understand that if they truly want something private, storing it offline or destroying it completely, are the only s
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by maipen 3mo ago
Yes, yes we do. I like having more things to look up to. We are in the golden age of AI. It will never be like this again.
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by maipen 4mo ago
The "worst" part of this comment, is that it's not even exaggeration. In the last 6 months, my competition increased 5x. People that didn't have the skills to compete, now do. My margins will keep shrinking while hardwa
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by maipen 4mo ago
> It's not that great for coding purposes tho. I found it to be otherwise, but it was not a complete hands off experience. Which is ideal for me, I like to be specific and grok 4.3 and composer are great code monkeys. Opus and GPT a
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by maipen 4mo ago
I've recently used grok build and grok is really competent at coding. Composer is slightly better IMO, but it's really close. It's not Opus or GPT 5, but that's fine, I don't need the AI to vibecode, I need it to fo
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by maipen 4mo ago
Unless AI detects their prompt is from UK and they reply: Sorry I am not allowed to do that.
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by maipen 4mo ago
It's sadly really like this. And they are "always busy".
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by maipen 4mo ago
careful there cowboy, we are in the golden age of ai, regulation is still catching up. You don't want to sell guns to people without some sort of background check. The amount of exploits found in the last few months have been pretty sc
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by maipen 4mo ago
Yes, I think that too. Besides sports, most young people studying today are aiming for jobs that are mainly indoors. It's not a requirement, of course, but because a lot of modern careers consist of working in offices or other enclosed
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by maipen 4mo ago
Tarrifs.
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by maipen 4mo ago
I see comments like this and they seem so pointless. The port was done in a week. Do you think the development is finished? Obviously there are some unsafe blocks that will remain forever unsafe. But other will eventually be removed. Just a
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by maipen 4mo ago
I don't get how this is event front page of HN.
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by maipen 5mo ago
> paying a percent of profit instead of salaries is always an option lol no.
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by maipen 5mo ago
> Delegate, do not pair-program. Cat Wu (Claude Code team): “The model performs best if you treat it like an engineer you’re delegating to, not a pair programmer you’re guiding line by line.” Write a crisp brief upfront, then let it run.
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by maipen 5mo ago
I trust them because of their reputation. I have been a bun user before v1.0.0 and I experienced some shortcomings, bugs, memory leaks and things of that nature. But all of them were eventually patched, and it has become my go to runtime fo
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by maipen 5mo ago
I have had experiences where customers use AI to communicate and express their issues. Sometimes they produce walls of text like the website exemplifies, but overall it's a better alternative to not be able to explain the issue because
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by maipen 5mo ago
I like how the website matches the message. Short and Simple. It's a matter of having good taste. But AI education will help.
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by maipen 5mo ago
As if any of the marketcaps actualy reflect a company's true value. It's never just about financials.
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by maipen 5mo ago
Two years ago I needed their support and they were so toxic that I just moved to vercel and told them to f off. But I wanted something similar for other services and then I found coolify. There’s absolutely no reason to use railway when yo
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by maipen 5mo ago
Even thought there are people using, it doesn’t mean they see a future in it. Google is the best when it comes to analytics and trends. If they see a product is expected to fail, which in this case it was, they simply kill it and move on in
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by maipen 5mo ago
I’m not sure if synthetic data is enough. Xai paying cursor to train models with their data, tell us that having an agent tool like claude code is important for quality data acquisition. That’s why they recently shipped grok build I think
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by maipen 5mo ago
Don’t let that fool yourself. Google will have SOTA models as big as or even bigger than their competitors. They are just refining their current models while they finish training the next generation. They will all come out at about the same
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by maipen 5mo ago
HN overreacting again. I trust Jarred to make the right decisions regarding bun, which seems to be his passion. Bun has always been amazing since i first tried it, it had some bugs along the way, which didn’t last long. Anything bad that co
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by maipen 6mo ago
I like it actually, i wouldn’t mind paying for fonts or icons if they were double digit priced. I know some startups that love burning their money are the target audience, but still…
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by maipen 6mo ago
It took a long time until we got real digital money, Bitcoin. But all these new protocols want to do stuff at the expense of trustlesssness.
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by maipen 6mo ago
Exactly, our gen's gold rush.
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by maipen 6mo ago
We are really reaching a point where the internet is becoming so unbearable. People that don't write their comments often want to farm engagment or just wanna sound smart. Either way, the thirst is disgusting to me.

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