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by muzani 10mo ago
Whatever you pick, don't blame your kids for missing out on your career. A lot of parents did that and honestly, the kids would rather that they tried than become the cynical, grumpy old men they turned into later. Commit to whatever p
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by muzani 11mo ago
I may be wrong on this, but I feel like they're different things - a daimon/daemon is simply a spirit, feeling, something that does something. AI is a good example. It's there. It's influential like the wind, but it&#x27
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by muzani 11mo ago
The people who are easily spooked already sold. The other will be like, "Downtime is in the SLA."
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by muzani 11mo ago
There's a game, played by certain rules. One way to win the game is to adopt a persona or alter ego, which acts as a form of sandbox/VM. Those who play the game well get money. The money attracts players from all over the world. M
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by muzani 11mo ago
"These are all new chats." Bear in mind that it shares memory from previous chats. There's at least two types. One saving things you tell it. Another querying recent chats. There seems to be another kind of memory for when it
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by muzani 11mo ago
I've done it on a lot of fintech production stuff over the last few years. I won't link them as it's a little misleading because they're not exclusively coded in these tools. Rather they're used as parts and helpf
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by muzani 11mo ago
40 years from now would be fun too. What would President Zuckerberg do?
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by muzani 11mo ago
I remember someone sharing news about companies like Shell fearing boycotts. So they restructured and sold or moved the companies they had out of Israel. Turns out the news was dated several decades ago. There were always peaks where differ
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by muzani 11mo ago
Funny enough, back when I worked with a Southeast Asian team, we all spoke English. Native languages were Indonesian, Malay, Tagalog, Mandarin, Ukrainian and so on. But most people wouldn't be able to speak these languages, so we mostl
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by muzani 11mo ago
I get that it's more valuable than Superman #200, but why 9 million dollars valuable. There's a poorer quality one at 5 million, but that also means that there's other copies in existence. It's also not the first Superma
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by muzani 11mo ago
Does anyone know why this particular issue is so valuable? I'm assuming it's some mix of investment, timing, sentimental value, and rarity. But which ones particularly?
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by muzani 11mo ago
My impression was the comic was worth so much because the widely available digital version loses something.
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by muzani 11mo ago
I'd like to see the gray body text become a little blacker, but that's about it.
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by muzani 11mo ago
Wait, how do you go about without Bluetooth these days? It seems to be in everything - watches, speakers, headphones, mice, door locks, gates, passkeys, device verification. Do you just try to avoid it or do you have ways of dealing with it
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by muzani 11mo ago
I have a few of these. They came with the house. 1) The power cuts out frequently and the autogate can't be manually opened. There's a battery and a switch that opens it but if the power is out for a few hours, I can't go hom
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by muzani 11mo ago
I generally don't buy secondhand cars, but the low prices and low maintenance required for EVs makes the secondhand ones seem like a good deal.
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by muzani 11mo ago
React Native. I do most of the mobile technologies but something about RN rubs me the wrong way. 1) Whenever we do an analysis of which codebase to use for a new project, RN gets cut off early for multiple reasons. What's the advantage
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by muzani 11mo ago
I think part of the reason everyone is funding AI slop is because companies like YC, 500 Startups, a16z do it.
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by muzani 11mo ago
One of the names here is the actual singer and I was quite surprised when I found out. You do bump into legit people on HN sometimes.
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by muzani 11mo ago
Yup. Instant is now too fast and seems to be using the new zero reasoning. Often I subscribe to ChatGPT after a release. This time it's the opposite. Especially with all the other models having drastic improvements.
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by muzani 11mo ago
More like an engineer for me. The work is reading the plans, adopting the plans to the code, approving the code, making sure it's up to standards, knowing which standards it should be up to, and so on. I spend a lot more of my day read
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by muzani 11mo ago
Well, they are paying for the tokens, so it's only fair. If you were on the company phone, they should see who you're calling.
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by muzani 11mo ago
This is so disingenuous that it hurts the credibility of the whole thing.
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by muzani 11mo ago
Same here. Falling off the first page is a feature imo.
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by muzani 11mo ago
One of the best players I've met in a certain game gave me an article and it's stuck with me ever since: https://articles.starcitygames.com/articles/stuck-in-the-mid... The gist of it is that the person who w
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by muzani 11mo ago
Things move in a sinusoidal cycle because of this. Oversupply is overcorrected, leading to an undersupply, which is overcorrected, leading to an oversupply. Medical doctors are well oversupplied where I live. COVID hit them particularly har
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by muzani 11mo ago
Cursor has been doing this in production since the start of 2025. You give it instructions or heck, a screenshot of a bug. It searches for relevant code based on the problem. It searches in an area around the code, for tests, behaviors. If
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by muzani 11mo ago
I doubt it was by design. It's still an autocomplete machine in the end. Claude tries to do agents better than anyone and part of this was to see where it would fail. There's plenty of blind spots in a real world situation. It was
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by muzani 11mo ago
It's still not good enough to manage a vending machine: https://www.anthropic.com/research/project-vend-1
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by muzani 11mo ago
Personally, I want a punching bag. It's not because I'm some kind of sociopath or need to work off some aggression. It's just that I need to work the upper body muscles in a punching manner. Sometimes the leg muscles need to

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