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4mo ago
> HN has a higher proportion of AI promoters than AI skeptics You're be using a different HN than me, or you and I only pay attention to one side or the other.
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4mo ago
And it looks fantastic.
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4mo ago
Do you just.. never swear?
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4mo ago
Yeah, I find the back and forth with Claude is often better than trying to front load everything in a massive and detailed prompt.
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4mo ago
Proper hooks prevent this from happening
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4mo ago
I think it might be because people like to own and drive cars.
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4mo ago
I get the joke, and I do appreciate it. I shouldn't have been so flippant in my comment, I was more just pushing back on people who disparage others for using ai to create websites.
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4mo ago
It could be the best written, most informative article they've ever read, but anti-ai folks would dismiss it as slop the moment someone told them it was written by ai.
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4mo ago
This is very reminiscent of the "everyone's a Russian bot" era of social media, where everyone would just lob that accusation at people without any real proof.
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4mo ago
I dunno man, the slot machine pays out like 99% of the time for me.
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4mo ago
Yawn. This is just bootstrap all over again. So what if people who don't have design skills can now create pleasant looking websites?
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4mo ago
> That was never going to happen overnight, if at all. Very easy to say that in hindsight.
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4mo ago
It's possible to be a great parent who does "parent much" while also having your own hobbies and life.
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5mo ago
It's easily one of the most intuitive and straightforward kiosks out there today and you don't have to wait for one of the cashiers to notice you nor worry about them punching in your order incorrectly.
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5mo ago
Looks like they removed the option to "listen to article". I wonder why.
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5mo ago
It's not back.
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5mo ago
The range of motion seems very limited. These dummies need to take a yoga class or two.
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5mo ago
Isn't that because of the context window size?
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5mo ago
Ai has been the best learning tool I have every used and it's not even close. I've learned more in the past year than I have in the past 5.
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5mo ago
Would you tolerate a fascist country in your back yard?
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5mo ago
The government was a customer that paid for a product/service. Are you saying all entities that sell to the government are being "propped up" by the government?
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5mo ago
https://plugin.observer would come in handy for this.
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5mo ago
Can't you run linux on a macbook pro?
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6mo ago
Agent Solution Services
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6mo ago
It's OSS, no?
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6mo ago
> I’m not protective over the word “art”. Generative AI is art. It’s irredeemably shit art; end of conversation. A child’s crayon doodle is also lacking refined artistry but we hang it on our fridge because a human made it and that matte
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6mo ago
This is an incredibly cool idea. I'm gonna talk to my wife about doing this with my girls. Thanks for sharing!
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7mo ago
Then they could just say "understand what's being contributed" and not have to mention LLMs by name at all. They are very clearly blanket discouraging people from using LLMs at all when contributing to their project.
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7mo ago
Literally the first line of the article: "Spending your tokens to support Django by having an LLM work on tickets is not helpful. You and the community are better off donating that money to the Django Software Foundation instead."
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7mo ago
Literally just started building something exactly like this yesterday with my openclaw installation (it seems lots of people are in fact). I'm loving your implementation, there's lots to learn from there. Keep up the great work!
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