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by mettamage 5mo ago
> Claude Code and Codex to collaborate as if they were having a real-time conversation How is this new? I vibe coded something in a similar vein months ago. In my case they send markdown files to each other and have a watcher that watche
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> while you’re on vacation on some Greek island with no signal. Not diabetic but my car was stuck on a mountain on a Greek island with no signal. In hindsight it was fun, but when it happened I initially feared for my health. We were at
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> The way it works is that a vision encoder (similar to what ChatGPT and Claude use) takes image pixels and translates them into the LLM’s token embedding space. The model does not “see” the image the way a human does. Instead, the visio
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> Ideas like, if you aren’t employed, you shouldn’t have access to healthcare, etc. Fucking hell, there are so many bullshit jobs. I'm doing one of them. I'm sure a homeless person having a few heartfelt conversations per day b
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Based on the corporate I work, MCP is definitely not that. Not sure if it's useful, I just joined. We'll see.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Aaaaand it's gone!
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by mettamage 5mo ago
That’s only true if companies give some of the productivity gains back to the employee, but most companies don’t do that. They keep the profits purely for themselves. There are some exceptions.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
I wish I could invest into it, I'd at the very least have invested in their Series F. It was a no brainer by that point. If anyone could teach me how to get into stuff like this, that'd be awesome. I'm from the Netherlands, s
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by mettamage 5mo ago
I had something similar to OP. "What was the worst fight you've ever had in your life?" I asked "you want me to answer that honestly?" "Yes" So I did. It was from when I was seven. They didn't proceed
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Silly question but can a non-Norwegian also access it? Willing to pick up some Norwegian along the way ;-)
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Ah that's a shame. I had a computer systems course at uni where we were playing around with the microcode from the MIC-1 created by Tanenbaum. I sort of figured that Nand2Tetris just had that in it.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
For me, this is peak Hacker News. I am happy I took the hard courses at uni to understand a post like this. I’m also happy that HN was there to stimulate this thinking at the time (2015). Even if I now don’t really do anything with my humbl
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Do you have a good resource on how to finetune a model like Qwen? I am curious to try it out.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
won't stop with no slop slo-mo no-mo'
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Oh I didn't know you could type /model claude-opus-4-6 and still use it. Thanks!
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Ahh... that is indeed an issue I have with Claude. I'll check it out!
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Better in what ways? I'm just curious about your experience.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> We're not there yet but with LLMs we're getting closer. I feel I'm there. Whenever I have a problem I definitely ask "should I vibe code an app for that?" My current Swift app has 15K LoC (5K in tests, 10K impl
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> but certainly an application more closely tailored to exactly what you want it to do for your own idiosyncratic work style. Yep, I'm doing this all the time. I've been doing it for a year. The silliest on is an IG post previe
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> I'm increasingly convinced that there's a killer app waiting for whoever can come up with a UI that makes claude code or codex accessible to the average user. I haven't tried it, or know a lot about it, but isn't th
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> And so, as of October 2024, I don't do it anymore. I feel you. I wish the world was a better place, but here we are. I don't know what else to say about it. I feel you.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Not all websites are created with IT in the loop. And sometimes even if IT is in the loop, then they aren't privacy/security conscious enough. I got to see this first-hand being part of a marketing department. IT was explicitly le
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by mettamage 5mo ago
It wasn't meant that way as a comment ;-) Everything in life is optional.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
See my comment. My hypothesis is: ignorance and apathy that results in incompetence. Using GA4 is just the normal thing right? Look in a room full of marketing experts and they will say yes or shrug. Look in a room full of tech people and y
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Yea this is bad. I do want to mention though, while this is bad, I feel like we're singling out a site. Fact is, I've seen more places where this doesn't happen. Though, not at places that have such a strong social mission as
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by mettamage 5mo ago
This comment helped to kick my "but but but!" instinct to the curb, haha. Thanks :)
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> So, I'm only slightly trying to be a smartass here, but... Who is this for? You're not the only one asking this. I'm right there with you.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
I feel AI agents are an amazing replacement for many Figma screens. Just create a crude version of your app and have users test it immediately.
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by mettamage 5mo ago
Don't know man. I'm also neurodivergent, subclinical in many ways at least on many things (I use science and self-development to keep myself remarkably stable for my neurotype). My issue with programming has always been that it fe
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by mettamage 5mo ago
> LLMs take all the intrinsic wins and leaves only the extrinsic ones. Not for me, but that's because I like playing around with software. So in web apps, the UX is done by me. I'm not here to invalidate your experience. I get

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