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by nsonha 1y ago
So are software engineers. Many can, but there is nothing in the definition of the "engineer" (software or otherwise) concept imply that they can build things.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Calling out people for being unprofessional is being unprofessional itself? Logic.
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by nsonha 1y ago
seems like an unintuitive idea that could have only come from someone infected by react/vercel. The natural way that most would think about this is just write go in a go file and have an import attribute or macro
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by nsonha 1y ago
bunch of class "boilerplate" is 2 lines to wrapping the thing in a class, which is most likely the right thing to do anyway. You would want to group the durable functions and manage the dependencies in some way.
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by nsonha 1y ago
They said nothing about China pursuing openness and privacy but you're just so eager to present your own wishful thinking as better than theirs
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by nsonha 1y ago
"OpenAI has zero moat in LLMs"
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by nsonha 1y ago
Plugins is the only thing that flopped though. What do you mean by "GPTs?!". Schedules are useful, Operator could be the next version of Atlas.
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by nsonha 1y ago
We have this though, as a (controversial) built-in Windows's feature called "Recall". We have many apps like that (vercept.com) and MCP servers that do that. It's just, besides privacy concerns, it doesn't works wel
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by nsonha 1y ago
it's annoying because it's irrelevant to the topic at hand
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by nsonha 1y ago
See if this works for you https://github.com/eyalzh/browser-control-mcp
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by nsonha 1y ago
it's the only official writing system that we have. The non latin scripts have practically disappeared from modern life. We had centuries of Chinese scripts, which is definitely not native, then a short lived Chinese-like writing syste
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by nsonha 1y ago
As a Viet, I am just speechless to you, someone brought up the topic of respecting the language as it's used today, and you wanna dilute the conversation by arguing what is native and what is not?
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by nsonha 1y ago
> To everyone else, such as the vast majority of the NYT's audience, they are purely a distraction in the same sense that any foreign word you can't pronounce is a distraction. I thought the point of reading is to learn new thi
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by nsonha 1y ago
it seems like a cleaner approach to declare a handful of tools that users can approve/ask for granularily, than just say "my website can run any wacky script, here is some bookmarklet, nerds" or the very generic permission mo
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by nsonha 1y ago
Claiming AI regresses is like claiming that computer chips are getting slower. It's way less believable than you sucking at the basic skills of using AI (keep context poisoning I'd imagine) and get to the point that YOUR AI set up
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by nsonha 1y ago
> unlike mine "unlike"? You made a claim and has nothing to show for either. Only difference is that the claim is actually way more ridiculous. Somehow technology advanced backward and you're the only one noticed.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> Recently the quality is degrading so much You can say it sucked and still continue to suck, but that LLM/agentic AI is degrading is simply false. Such a statement really makes me question the genuinity of the rest of the comment.
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by nsonha 1y ago
There are real functional libraries like Effect, pretend functional library like React and just honest old style library like MobX. I think I know my preferred style.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> you can even still use class components yes, but literally everyone will tell you to move away from that. It's like saying if you're not physically violated then you should put up with verbal harassment because it doesn'
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by nsonha 1y ago
Not tested much but Playright can read browser_network_requests' response, which is a much faster way to extract information than waiting for all the requests to finish, then parse the html, when what you're looking for is already
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by nsonha 1y ago
Is there a claude code for computer use models? I mean something that's actually useful and not just a claude.ai kinda thing.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Sure absolutely NO difference this time. Say it 100 times and maybe reality will change.
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by nsonha 1y ago
it's funny to see lay people and some CEOs AGI this AGI that in the past 5 years and actual tech people know that it's very irrelevant to what's happening right now.
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by nsonha 1y ago
The only thing I slightly like from MacOS is the behavior when you maximize a window and it's automatically a new space. The rest of the DE is inferior to both windows and Linux. Windows sucks but in execution not concepts. The Dock mi
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by nsonha 1y ago
- opensource with an SDK so you can build things on top of - supports every LLM provider under the sun, including Anthropic - has built-in LSP support https://opencode.ai/docs/lsp
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by nsonha 1y ago
anything can be granular, but doing that in web component is very clunky, it's like writing java with a class and a code file for every tiny thing.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Perplexity uses those same models without "deep research" on, don't see how the result would be any different. I haven't gotten have any problem with it. Claude should be good but they rate limit too much their desktop a
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by nsonha 1y ago
> winning because at the core it's just JavaScript function composition and now it's failing for the same exact reason, a pseudo "just js function" dsl (hooks) and all the magics enabled by special "compilers&quo
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by nsonha 1y ago
pretty amazing, as a student I remember downloading offline copies of Wikipedia and Stack Overflow and felt that I have the entire world truly in my laptop and phones. Local LLMs are arguably even more useful than those archives.
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by nsonha 1y ago
local LLM may not be good enough for answering questions (which I think won't be true really soon) or generating images, but it today should be good enough to infer deeplinks and app extension calls or agentic walk-through... and usher

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