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by nojs 11mo ago
It’s ironic because you have to go to additional effort to turn autocorrect off, which contradicts the “i dont even care” effect they’re going for
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Coffee Sniffers(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by nojs 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nojs 11mo ago
If you don’t collaborate before it’s shipped and don’t retroactively review after it’s shipped, how do you provide input?
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by nojs 11mo ago
This nag often comes up at the very beginning of a session, before you could realistically evaluate whatever A/B test they’re running with any accuracy. I hope they’re not taking the data too seriously.
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by nojs 11mo ago
Same. It used to go down all the time but the past couple of months it’s been very stable.
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by nojs 1y ago
The font size is perfect for me, and I hope it doesn’t get a “usability update”.
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by nojs 1y ago
It’s definitely an imperfect signal, but we are capable of making decisions under conditions of noise and uncertainty. In other fields we would quantify the uncertainty, the consequences of making the error in either direction, and then act
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by nojs 1y ago
I do not buy this argument. The error would be in misinterpreting the image and taking the unnecessary treatment, not in doing the test in the first place. How is there any benefit in having less information?
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by nojs 1y ago
Apparently it’s fine according to this xkcd: https://youtu.be/EFRUL7vKdU8
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by nojs 1y ago
The reason is cost and availability, not risk.
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by nojs 1y ago
The “X% AI coded” metric needs to die. It is completely meaningless. The nature of development work is changing. A project can be 100% written by AI but guided so closely by humans that the process wasn’t much faster. Alternatively, AI can
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by nojs 1y ago
FYI you can avoid the manual sprinkling of select_related somewhat with https://pypi.org/project/django-auto-prefetch/ , which avoids the lowest hanging N+1 loops automatically. Definitely not a cure all but it hel
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by nojs 1y ago
This is going to be extremely useful. A lot of people have hacked together similar things to get around waiting for CC to finish without mangling worktrees and branches manually. I was curious how the 'Open in CLI' works - it copi
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AI Darwin Awards – 2025 Nominees(aidarwinawards.org)
3 points by nojs 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojs 1y ago
https://archive.is/slfnP
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by nojs 1y ago
I think this is hard with only a photo because you can’t always see what’s inside. But I’ve always dreamed of something like this paired with some kind of affordable hardware scanner that can get just enough data to fill in the blanks from
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Rue Merdiere(languagehat.com)
2 points by nojs 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojs 1y ago
Incidentally this is one reason why people in the past seemed braver than now and did crazier things. When your life expectancy is 25, you take a lot more risks.
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by nojs 1y ago
Where did you get that figure from?
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by nojs 1y ago
It feels similar to Google to me - what is (was) their moat? Basically slightly better results and strong brand recognition. In the later days maybe privileged data access. But why does nobody use Bing?
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by nojs 1y ago
I think people are massively underestimating the money they will come from ads in the future. They generated $4.3B in revenue without any advertising program to monetise their 700 million weekly active users, most of whom use the free pro
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by nojs 1y ago
> The most useful thing about Cursor was always state management of agent edits Note that CC introduced this yesterday, it’s very fast and good.
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by nojs 1y ago
I mean a naive implementation of this would just make regular git commits to a special hidden repo and revert them (ignoring changes outside project root). I always assumed that’s how cursor did it. Presumably they have good reasons not to
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by nojs 1y ago
Great writeup, thanks.
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by nojs 1y ago
From the docs it looks like this feature only reverts the edit tool calls, and not e.g. bash commands that have been executed: > Checkpoints apply to Claude’s edits and not user edits or bash commands, and we recommend using them in comb
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by nojs 1y ago
36M subs in a year? That account is super fishy https://www.reddit.com/r/youtubers/comments/1lfbz86/who_is_m...
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by nojs 1y ago
This is very relevant to this release. It’s way faster, but also seems lazier and more likely to say something’s done when it isn’t (at least in CC). On net it feels more productive because all the small “more padding” prompts are lightni
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by nojs 1y ago
The “big money” is having the attention and trust of high purchase intent users, which OAI does
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by nojs 1y ago
How are you extracting this - aren’t the main labs obfuscating these (meaning it’s likely to be a decoy or incomplete version)?
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by nojs 1y ago
A syntax highlighter for Chinese: https://dragonmandarin.com

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