maipen

6 ms·

61.
by maipen 7mo ago
Good autocomplete for those of us who still write code.
62.
by maipen 7mo ago
So funny , I remember their talk about re-imagining their editor for the future of agents. They end up copying codex gui lol. These AI companies are running out of ideas, and are desperate. I can't imagine investing in companies that a
63.
by maipen 7mo ago
I feel that too, every technology has its limits. I use AI daily. But I can’t see the “intelligence“. All I see is fine tuning and bigger datasets. Yesterday I asked claude to fix the color issues of graph. It failed miserably. Opus 4.6 was
64.
by maipen 7mo ago
Tells you right away where this is coming from.
65.
by maipen 7mo ago
You still need to give it precise context and instructions when dealing with things that are not web apps or some other software cliche. The reasoning is great in opus, unbeatable at the moment. I understand what you mean, it becomes disapp
66.
by maipen 7mo ago
Most people no longer read code, ai results or even watches full length videos anymore. AI provides the same experience that you get when watching short videos. You watch and you forget. These models are being trained by just increasing qua
67.
by maipen 8mo ago
That would only produce a model that you can ask questions to.
68.
by maipen 8mo ago
The close but not good enough is what gives us the illusion of productivity in this tools. That’s why you see a a lot of hype around setups and benchmarks but not a lot of well polished products. This article make it clear for 3d modeling,
69.
by maipen 8mo ago
No, it’s not. This is a real issue everywhere. The algos don’t discriminate anymore.
70.
by maipen 8mo ago
I loved the speed, but the cost is insane. A cerebras subscription would be awesome!
71.
by maipen 9mo ago
This is 100% true. I've seen this happen over and over again. Shaming does not work, you look like an idiot, people will start to despise you and then you end up ostracizing yourself from the rest of the community and the only ones lef
72.
by maipen 9mo ago
I guess it depends if you are used to Rails. Personally, I don't see the point in ever touching rails since bunjs gives me everything I need while being faster and typescript compatible. Ruby does look pretty, but that's it. Is th
73.
by maipen 9mo ago
> especially when these LLM tools are going to get crazy expensive because at some point they will need to be sustainably funded You say this with such certainty when progress is actually proving otherwise. LLMS are only going to get che
74.
by maipen 9mo ago
Dictators die all the time and most often not of old age. As we get older our flexibility to adapt to change also starts to diminish. You will eventually be outperformed. We can’t account for what we don’t know.
75.
by maipen 9mo ago
I see a lot of people talking about the past, but I think this is just a reminder that no matter how successful they become, there will always be these periods where companies and people lose focus. The exact reason/s for this to happe
76.
by maipen 10mo ago
Pretty good news! But also I think this study tells us that people are infact staying in doors more then they should! Our levels of vitamin D are likely really low in general otherwise we wouldn't see that much of a diference. I bet t
77.
by maipen 10mo ago
I think the major advantage for consumers is being able to securely ensure their cards never breaks and device restarts make their sim always available, no need for pin. Even if someone steals your phone they can’t disable your SIM card unl
78.
by maipen 11mo ago
Insecurity, that's why. I too have this feeling sometimes. It's a coping mechanism. I don't know why we have this but I guess we have to see past it and adapt to reality.
79.
by maipen 1y ago
In the age of AI, apple should just open source these basic apps. They really don’t have anything to lose if they this.
80.
Ask HN: How do you keep things organized?
3 points by maipen 1y ago|0 comments
81.
by maipen 1y ago
The price of living in society is that we must also be considerate of those around us…
82.
by maipen 1y ago
Unrelated: This is why reading comments is becoming useless. People react to the news without opening the article. Its so annoying. Related: This article shows an interesting study but it’s hard for me to interpret what does this translate
83.
by maipen 1y ago
Yeah we only have telecoms and unreliable at times. If power doesnt comeback soon that too will fail.
84.
by maipen 2y ago
Why is this propaganda account making front page?
85.
by maipen 2y ago
It's such nonsense lmao. I usualy don't like to hate on people's work, but damn I hate this thing. I prefer trustless rather than believing in other entities good will. I rather use a pen and paper. Also, when people already
86.
by maipen 2y ago
Very small bounty, but I honestly believe this arc thing won’t last long… Browsers are hard and my only choice has been chrome and will remain so for the long foreseeable future. When I was younger I would enjoy switching to firefox, opera,
87.
by maipen 2y ago
Every framework, requires a learning curve. You need to spend time learning how it works, what are it's limitations and what not. The newer it is, the fewer components, help and support you have at your dispose. I don't like these
88.
by maipen 2y ago
Zed is very fast but has a long way to go still. ssh server is still in early stages, not even p2p yet. The requirement for extensions to be built in rust only makes it harder to adopt. When they these 2 things get solved and the editor rem
89.
by maipen 2y ago
The solution will be to move to a safer energy storage system. Solid state batteries as supposedly safer.
90.
by maipen 2y ago
No he shouldn’t. That mentality is cancerous to society.

More ›