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by mh- 1y ago
Has their comment has been edited? A few words later it says it resulted in 11,000 LoC. > [..] left it unattended for 30 hours, and it built a Slack clone using 11,000 lines of code [..]
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by mh- 1y ago
The reality of that specific ask is it would not be difficult to build, but I believe it would be extremely difficult to build and offer at a price that users would pay for. So you're unlikely to find a commercial offering that does th
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by mh- 1y ago
I know how to in theory , and I think I'm probably "above average" at calm-in-crisis, but my confidence that I'd calmly rescue myself via self-heimlich while unable to breathe is not high.
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by mh- 1y ago
> Until the ambient temperature reaches about 30 Celsius, I find it as effective as my full-size air conditioner [..] This sentence made it hard for me to give much consideration to the rest of the review, as I seem to have different s
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by mh- 1y ago
Is it "ignoring" it, or is it priced in to the company's valuation?
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by mh- 1y ago
I'm given to understand there are multiple companies manufacturing those back massagers in different shapes and colors these days, if you need one that can reach into those tight places under the hood without relying on the PVC pipe t
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by mh- 1y ago
Do you have some example images and the prompt you tried?
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by mh- 1y ago
Any tips on doing this on mac? I googled (ha) for a few minutes but couldn't find a straightforward answer.
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by mh- 1y ago
I think people know you can purchase baking ingredients. There are both familiarity (consistency) and convenience aspects here.
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by mh- 1y ago
> “It’s just so upsetting,” says Judith, whose cookie recipe was passed down by her mother. These “perfect little cookies” once made the rounds at bake sales, Christmas cookie exchanges, and birthdays. > a box of Betty Crocker choc
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by mh- 1y ago
> Silicon Valley Bulletin Board The participating commenter base on this site has been much wider than could be described that way for many years.
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by mh- 1y ago
I wouldn't sweat it. I've let it keep my watch history since they launched the feature, and it still puts reruns in my recommended feed all the time.
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by mh- 1y ago
Yeah, I (parent commenter) had a laugh reading and writing the reply. Didn't offend me.
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by mh- 1y ago
In my case it was just me straight up using the wrong word by accident. Parent commenter caught it inside the edit window but I left it alone so their comment wasn't out of context. :)
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by mh- 1y ago
I believe this is an issue with tool calling, similar to my complaint above about it refusing to use its search tool (or claiming that it did when I can see that it did not.)
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by mh- 1y ago
To be clear, I'm not one of the people suggesting they're doing something nefarious. As I said elsewhere, I don't know what my expectations are of them at this point. I'd like early disclosure of known performance drop
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by mh- 1y ago
If you mean within an individual context window, yes, that's a known phenomenon. If you mean over the lifetime of a model being deployed, no, that's not how these models are trained.
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by mh- 1y ago
Of course. Totally agree, and that's why (I think) I'm being as charitable as possible in this thread.
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by mh- 1y ago
The part I was saying I agree with is: > New features like this feel pointless when the underlying model is becoming unusable. I recognize I could have been clearer. And for what it's worth, yes, your comment's phrasing didn&
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by mh- 1y ago
The problem is twofold: - They're reporting that only impacted Haiku 3.5 and Sonnet 4. I used neither model during the time period I'm concerned with. - It took them a month to publicly acknowledge that issue, so now we lack confi
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by mh- 1y ago
Yes, just had it happen a couple nights ago with a simple one pager I asked it to generate from some text in a project. It couldn't edit the existing artifact (I could see it being confused as to why the update wasn't taking in th
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by mh- 1y ago
You're absolutely right! I should have used the correct word when writing the Hacker News comment. (lol, yes, thank you.)
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by mh- 1y ago
> Have you considered perhaps that you are, indeed, out of your mind? Yes, but I'll revisit.
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by mh- 1y ago
Not nitpicking, but they said: > we never intentionally degrade model quality as a result of demand or other factors Fully giving them the benefit of the doubt, I still think that still allows for a scenario like "we may [switch t
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by mh- 1y ago
The simplest thing I frequently ask of regular Claude (not Code) in the desktop app: "Use your web search tool to find me the go-to component for doing xyz in $language $framework. Always link the GitHub repo in your response."
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by mh- 1y ago
This can't be understated. I started using it heavily earlier this summer and it felt like magic. Someone signing up now based on how I described my personal experiences with it then would think I was out of my mind . For technical ta
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by mh- 1y ago
Interesting. I can't see the source for the data in your link (it cites Statista, but that's just a graph and requires a subscription to see the source data.) Not saying it's wrong (I have no idea, that's why I googled),
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by mh- 1y ago
And if we're including the RAV4, then you probably also need to include Chevy and Ford's pickup offerings, which would also be far ahead of any Tesla. (And yes, a quick google confirms[0] the RAV4 is ahead of any Tesla offering th
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by mh- 1y ago
Survivor bias. You don't know what you're not spotting in the wild.
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by mh- 1y ago
Old Reddit was.

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