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by mrcwinn 1y ago
o3 and o3-pro are just so good. Sonnet goes off the deep end too often and Opus, in my experience, is not as strong at reasoning compared to OpenAI, despite the higher costs. Rarely do we see a worse, more expensive product win - but compe
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
But did they remember to mention pre-planned vacation dates? Maybe not so smart after all.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Most of the offering is from current shareholders, not new shares issued. That’s non-dilutive I presume but also raises less funds for the company. Who has the privilege of selling at offer time? Employees I imagine are locked up and the st
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Exactly right. It doesn’t answer the question. It does some cartwheels to avoid to the reality: despite their philosophies and soap boxing on compensation, equity is a form of compensation and their equity is no doubt distributed very, very
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
>Personal superintelligence that knows us deeply, understands our goals, and can help us achieve. >We believe the benefits of superintelligence should be shared with the world as broadly as possible. So... ads.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Everyone at Oxide makes the same salary: >We decided to do something outlandishly simple: take the salary that Steve, Jess, and I were going to pay ourselves, and pay that to everyone. [ https://oxide.computer/blog/co
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
I’m not sure you’ll ever find what you’re looking for.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
This is just a silly statement. Your 2007, 2016, and 2016 vehicles were all new cars in 2007, 2016, and 2016. There are plenty of 2020-era cars that are, so far, remarkably reliable and cheap to maintain and repair. It's simply that Vo
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Similar experience with Polestar 3. Really great sales and client advisors, but truly an awful experience with the car. I demanded an early lease return and they accepted.
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Anyone know if Tesla’s environmental impact reports consider how the credits system influences the fuel economy of competing fleets?
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
What a luxury! One way to avoid this: stick with one LLM and bet on the company behind it (meaning, over time, they’ll always have the best offering). I’ve bet on OpenAI. Others can make different conclusions.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
All this concern about AI safety, and this nice person wants a spider-squid hybrid robot running around!
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Not to conflate a framework and a language, but there’s something about Django that makes me feel like I’m writing PHP. What is this effect?
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What if OpenAI is buying Cursor instead?
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Tanstack Start is another nice alternative, if you need a bit more, but don't want to go with Next.js.
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It's worth noting that behind this hallucination there were real people with ASCII tabs in need of a solution. If the result is a product-led growth channel at some scale, that's a big roadmap green light for me!
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> At least most pirates just consume for personal use. Easy for the pirate to say. Artists might argue their intent was to trade compensation for one's personal enjoyment of the work.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
If you think right now is not the peak of the MacBook Pro, you should consider buying a MacBook Pro. (Typing this from a 14" MacBook Pro M4 Pro with Nano-texture.)
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tldr; Supabase. XD
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Yes, I acknowledge this and it’s a good point. I just hope both sides can find peace and security. The humans of both sides deserve it. I just hope the leaders’ and politicians’ interests align with those whom they represent.
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Model Y Juniper owner here. Best car I’ve ever owned. Tons of storage. I can keep it cool at the softball field for my dog for hours. Drives great. Reliable. Don’t miss the gas station one bit. Well built with no panel gap issues. Totally r
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
This is great! Better agent frameworks are sorely needed in a more diverse set up languages beyond Python and TS. Thank you for the work.
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
I love the Jewish community, so I don’t say this lightly, but I view Netanyahu actions as somewhat resembling Nazi Germany in one respect (though certainly not others). He may not believe Israeli Jews have a birthright to the whole world (r
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Yes, before AI, society was doing fantastically well on "social relations, empathy, and care." XD I remain an optimist. I believe AI can actually give us more time to care for people, because the computers will be able to do mor
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
Don't worry, Apple just cares so hard about customers. This F1 ad is good for us.
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Oh please. It's unlikely Jobs, having returned to an Apple in crisis, personally knew about some obscure ROM image, its location buried in secret assembly code. More likely, one of those "real people" removed it doing some cl
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by mrcwinn 1y ago
We tend to prefer stories where there is neatly a good guy and a bad guy. Much easier to reason and support our own moral perspective. Reality doesn’t work like that. Netanyahu may indeed be a war criminal. That doesn’t make Iran the good g
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It's not the long tail. It's that the HEAD of packages in Elixir are also often poorly maintained or not maintained. The fundamental question for any developer: can I be productive quickly? Despite all that Elixir has going for it
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Worried it might fall behind… further? I love LiveView, Phoenix, Elixir, OTP. But the ecosystem is a wasteland of abandoned packages. If Phoenix.new helps solve that problem, I’m all for the effort. But otherwise, the sole focus of the com
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Only at HN can the reaction to an 80% price drop be a wall of criticism.

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