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meowface
5mo ago
I could write a giant response to this with dozens of quotes from him and others and various sources but you would just say it's all lies/posturing, so it would not be a good use of my time. I will say that him becoming one of the
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meowface
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I'm consistently amused by the fact that there's still this weird faction of populists on even tech-oriented sites like HN and /r/programming and lobste.rs and Mastodon who have this almost antivax-level stance on AI. I&
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meowface
5mo ago
Paul Graham, founder of the website we're on, still says he likes and trusts him. He just was annoyed he was constantly distracted by AI stuff when he was supposed to be running YC as president (which bears no resemblance to any curre
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meowface
5mo ago
Is there a more benign explanation for these things? Altman is undeniably famously cagey and political but despite most of the tech and non-tech worlds at this point seeing him as some kind of con artist, I still kind of want to try to beli
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5mo ago
I am a beginner to Rust but I've coded with gevent in Python for many years and later moved to Go. Goroutines and gevent greenlets work seamlessly with synchronous code, with no headache. I know there've been tons of blog posts an
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meowface
5mo ago
The attribution is likely incorrect. People have been trying to accuse him for many years, and the evidence is not very strong. This article is the strongest yet, but still commits many stylometric fallacies, and other kinds.
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meowface
5mo ago
A synthesis here is to include a "Written by Claude/GPT/whatever" at the bottom but still make it read non-slopfully.
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6mo ago
I'm not opposed to LLM-generated code at all, but the such obviously LLM-written README is annoying. The style is so easy to spot. At least try to figure out how to prompt it to not write so obviously like an LLM. (And no, I'm no
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6mo ago
I detest the "tech right" very deeply. But most tech execs and employees voted for the Democratic candidate in 2016, 2020, and 2024. Hatred should be directed at the actual people involved. The Andreessens of the world. I see no e
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6mo ago
I agree that was/is an absolutely horrible feature (and it took me way too long to realize I could/should turn it off) and always should've been opt-in, but the current version is honestly quite nice to use. I would not have
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6mo ago
I was iffy on it at first but they released an update a week or two ago to make it much more "bring-your-own-coding-agent"-driven, where they facilitate you having lots of tabs with Codex and Claude Code rather than trying to shov
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meowface
6mo ago
The license is the license. I don't know what you expect. I think, to be a good sport, they ought to mention in an About page that they're forked from Alacritty, with a clear link and thank you/appreciation note for the found
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meowface
6mo ago
Wouldn't xhigh or max work better
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6mo ago
I have like 15 concurrent sessions I leave up for weeks, 50% Codex 50% Claude Code, even though I know they work better with fresh context. Then again I also always have least 200 browser tabs up. I probably just have a mental illness.
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meowface
6mo ago
Makes sense
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meowface
6mo ago
Can you elaborate? I want a maximalist setup. I like that CC and Codex are maximalist. If I install Pi, I am going to end up using oh-my-pi and installing a trillion plugins to get a Claude Code-like experience (or better/more feature-
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6mo ago
He's not, he made Flask/Click/Jinja/lots of other open source projects. (That said, he possibly is the first person to break this pattern, yes...) https://x.com/mitsuhiko/status/2041855748481695
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7mo ago
I feel like this might turn out either really stupid or really amazing Certainly worthy of experimenting with. Hope it goes well
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7mo ago
>The silicon valley pronatalist stance is because they want to be patriarchs in full control of their family. I am not sure what % of pro-natalists that applies to, exactly, but keep in mind most people in Silicon Valley voted for Clinto
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7mo ago
Unfortunately there are like a billion competitors to this right now (including Playwright MCP, Playwright CLI, the new baked-in Playwright feature in Codex /experimental, Claude Code for Chrome...) and I can never quite decide if or w
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7mo ago
It's insufferable, yes. Even though I'm a left-liberal, it feels foreign to me. Twitter is worse at the limit (endless neo-Nazis and Maoists) but at least I feel some diversity while I'm there. Bluesky is so uniform in the an
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7mo ago
I used to feel like you do, but I don't agree. I would just say it is not consistent. For a given codebase and given goal, sometimes Claude will be the more sensible, creative, thoughtful planner and sometimes Codex will be, sometimes
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7mo ago
Correct, this is the way. A year or two ago lots of people were saying to do the opposite, but at least now and probably also even then, this is better. Claude is a more sensible and holistic designer, planner, debater, and idea generator.
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7mo ago
Why through tmux?
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8mo ago
This applies to basically every military and company in every country in all of human history. Nearly every single other country tries to spy on every single other country, including on the US. That's just how these things go.
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meowface
8mo ago
How does it compare to Nano Banana Pro?
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meowface
8mo ago
Giving up one's privacy and anonymity will solve nothing. Bots will buy stolen IDs and use those anyway, as well.
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meowface
8mo ago
I don't understand how such a thing could be possible. Privacy is inherently gone, even if the third party doesn't learn your real name.
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meowface
8mo ago
That's true. It's probably at least 50% the latter. And I don't really blame them.
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8mo ago
Adults are nearly as susceptible to such addiction. If this is the goal then the actual legislation should be to prohibit social media companies from doing it to anyone. (I think this would be government overreach and a possible first amend
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