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by muzani 8mo ago
Pretty sure killing all the enemies just turns the rest of the world into enemies.
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by muzani 8mo ago
I like we've become so dependent that the phone is up there with food and water these days.
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by muzani 8mo ago
I got the wrong answer with Haiku and Sonnet 4.5 Correct answer with Sonnet 4.6, but this might as well be a coin flip. I've found Sonnet 4.6 to be substantially dumber than 4.5. I'd rate Sonnet 4.5 a 10/10 at creative writin
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by muzani 8mo ago
Yeah, this is exactly why you see all these surveys saying that AI hasn't given any increase in productivity. Especially when GitHub Copilot is still the #1 AI coding tool. People were sold a spoon, get a spork, and end up eating with
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by muzani 8mo ago
There's a layer between your input and the model called an agent harness. It's the bit that guides the model how to traverse the file system, where to search, how the codebase is architected, how to navigate the monorepo. When you
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by muzani 8mo ago
> successful regime change Best we usually get is a failed US puppet state. The non-puppet faction is stronger but poorer but ends up winning in the end. > a really long war - like in afghanistan or irak (~ 10 or up to 20 years) Iran
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by muzani 8mo ago
I remember the good old days when Google said they were not evil.
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by muzani 8mo ago
It looks like their contract was canceled and given to OpenAI. OpenAI agreed to roughly the same red lines, but I guess for emotional purposes they chose to switch.
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by muzani 8mo ago
I would say Singapore too. Lots of funds. Smart people. There both Chinese and Americans working in tech companies there, often trying to access the other market. It's a bit of a proxy. Some people consider it some kind of betrayal, bu
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by muzani 8mo ago
I mean some people overvalue places like Turkey too. Chances are you're not going from an undervalued place to an overvalued place to end up disappointed.
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by muzani 8mo ago
Something about the grass being greener on the other side. Many of the former colonial superpowers collapsed but never found their way back up again. The core problem might not be fixed. But people still evaluate them as if they own half th
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by muzani 8mo ago
They have to save the big T for IPO. On a tangent, I remember companies like Slack triggering the unicorn craze. They said that it was just better to aim for a billion than some number like 900M or 1.2B, because psychologically, it meant mo
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by muzani 8mo ago
The palm oil makes the difference. Not exactly drenched, but just enough for the crispy Mallard reaction. It's a little simpler than the given recipe too. Just a regular paratha, crack an egg directly onto it, then cook on a griddle.
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by muzani 8mo ago
The real question is why this isn't already a dish.
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by muzani 8mo ago
In Malaysia, a common breakfast is roti telur + teh tarik which is close to the dark breakfast region. It's like paratha, with an egg, and milk tea. It is difficult to put milk into food. Why not just drink it? Alternatively, can we dr
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by muzani 8mo ago
Weirdly enough, no. 1) Pricing too low would actually discourage buyers. Half of the time someone says this, it's nonsense; customers prefer cheaper. But 10% is too low. Would you buy a Slack clone at $0.50/head or a $2/month
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by muzani 8mo ago
Thanks for checking. It looks like the policy was updated. 2024: All Generative AI images were banned 2025: Disclosure of all use of AI, even little things like it being used for brainstorming titles 2026: Disclosure of all AI assets
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by muzani 8mo ago
After checking, it looks like they just revised the policy in 2026.
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by muzani 8mo ago
This is very much the feature of HN. I want to see what news everyone else is getting.
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by muzani 8mo ago
Three key things in coding which has helped recently: 1) Debug mode from Cursor. It highlights all possible hypotheses based on the steps to reproduce and whatever you know from the code. It slaps down logs and tests all these hypotheses at
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by muzani 8mo ago
Roles are recommended in the Claude documentation: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/prompt... I've been using Cursor Commands to swap roles in and out. My favorite role has been this
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by muzani 8mo ago
I feel for the most part there's a middle ground where SaaS is profitable. Micro companies won't buy SaaS, $20 is a lot for them. At the top, it's also too big or too important to outsource. I had a sales call with a hospital
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by muzani 8mo ago
If you're targeting desktop, Steam will be your primary distribution channel by a huge margin. Steam is AI-hostile. Don't use it. If you're targeting something like mobile or web, do whatever you like with AI. Some will avoid
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by muzani 8mo ago
Does it clearly distinguish? We're in an era where AI being used to generate unused textures would get the whole game flagged as AI generated.
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by muzani 8mo ago
Movies screenwriters seem to have found the perfect balance. A character description looks like this: "APOLLO CREED. Creed is twenty-eight years old. He is a tall, smooth-muscled Black with barely a scar on his light coffee-colored fa
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by muzani 8mo ago
I saw a reel of Ghibli's The Wind Rises, and it was just full of haters confidently exclaiming that it's AI slop. If you run it through a standard detector, it would probably trigger them too - the yellowed background, the distort
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by muzani 8mo ago
Doesn't Gmail already do this by default? At least for responses. You might need to enable it.
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by muzani 8mo ago
It's the other way around. It won't work in expensive places like SF or NYC, because the people who move there are happy to pat paprika on a chicken and toss them into an air fryer. Or live on rice and beans. Here there's som
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by muzani 8mo ago
Claude hasn't improved much on UI compared to the first generations of Claude. I'm surprised people still use it for this. What's worse is the UI startups built on top of Claude. GPT 4o was the first good one, capable of hand
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by muzani 8mo ago
Healthy food as a service, but you have to cook it. One for last mile. Maybe something like Blue Apron, but healthier. The stuff you can make without butter. Cleaned fish, ready to cook. Cut costs by cutting down on the expensive packaging,

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