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by nusl 7mo ago
People are getting death threats for writing news articles as part of their job. How is this comparable?
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by nusl 7mo ago
Polymarket and similar platforms are a cancer and need to be shut down. This is an early symptom of something that will become much, much worse in an increasing manner. Stories like these make more people aware of the platform, adding users
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by nusl 7mo ago
7000 credits, ouch. The tool is really cool, I do think it's super useful. I also like the swarm particle animations in the backround.
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by nusl 7mo ago
Bit of a story of negligence, ignorance, and laziness. I can't say I have much of any sympathy. There were multiple steps that they could have intervened and chose not to. Good story of what not to do though
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by nusl 7mo ago
I think it's time for me to move on from Raycast. It's decent, but I genuinely hate this direction. Shove AI in to every orifice, doesn't matter if anyone wants it. I guess they're trying to make more money and Raycast i
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by nusl 7mo ago
I wouldn’t call it limbo, and I don’t think I need therapy for this. It’s more like, the future is so uncertain but all signals are pointing in one direction. Sure, you can say that you won’t fret much but if you’re in a place without much
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by nusl 7mo ago
I honestly have no idea. We're stuck either way. I don't know what to do. What do you do if all you know is code and you're helping yourself out of a job whether you like it or not? If you don't use AI you'll fall b
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by nusl 7mo ago
Yeah, I suppose I limited it to software devs since this is HN, but other industries will definitely be hit harder. I guess factory workers felt it when robots started appearing, and there are many other similar examples of tech eating enti
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by nusl 7mo ago
I quite like how archaic it is. I am turned off by a lot of modern stuff. My shell is nice and predictable. My scripts from 15 years ago still work just fine. No, I don't want it to get all fancy, thanks.
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by nusl 7mo ago
The odd thing I find with folks championing AI, and those who have effectively laid themselves off from their own job and now are basically just glorified prompt engineers, is that you're just making yourself obsolete. AI will get bett
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by nusl 7mo ago
The wording is all nice, and at surface level it reads well. It still makes me feel super icky. Kill 4k jobs because people are more productive with AI. Fuck the people, push the profits. Make investors happy. No, fuck the investors. Fuck t
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by nusl 8mo ago
Perhaps I missed the information on their website that details how to do this.
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by nusl 8mo ago
Why not allow it to be self-hosted or make it a browser extension? Seems cool but I am not gonna trust a random tool with this level of access.
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by nusl 8mo ago
The brand you chose for daily consumption advertises "3X MORE CAFFEINE - NEVER SLEEP AGAIN." In this instance I would honestly say that this choice of coffee, with so much caffeine, is a large contributor for why you had such a wi
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by nusl 8mo ago
Extremely short notice to just nuke the entire stack.
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by nusl 8mo ago
Deserved. Pinterest has been enshittifying itself and the Internet at large for quite a long time.
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by nusl 8mo ago
I get that. I do hope that this sort of thing doesn't induce artificial anxieties, where you feel like you must do something even when you don't want to or can't. It's also a really easy way to kill the fun of something
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by nusl 8mo ago
Gamifying Claude Code? Why? A leaderboard of who can blow the most tokens/money? Sure, but it's trivial to make number go up. Very likely that the tool itself is vulnerable to just submitting data yourself. I find this really, rea
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by nusl 8mo ago
People seem to fondly remember the Microsoft phones. If they made them now though, I can't really imagine what sort of Copilot-filled abomination they would be.
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by nusl 8mo ago
I don't agree that it's possible to output this much code with an LLM and also be sure that you know the codebase. Chances are very close to 100% that the entire stack is vibe coded and you rely on LLMs to fix bugs too
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by nusl 8mo ago
Was this vibe coded? Did you test it on itself?
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by nusl 8mo ago
Code written by LLMs, website copy written by LLMs trashing competitors, Hacker News post written by LLMs, as if it were for LinkedIn. AI images everywhere. I dunno man, this is really sloppy.
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by nusl 8mo ago
It's basically hosted Git infrastructure as an API service, aimed at AI coding platforms rather than human developers. Took me a really long time to understand this. The blob thing is cool but otherwise it's a really confusing web
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by nusl 8mo ago
You're blind-trusting someone to run stuff in the context of your terminal. Sure, it's similar to an installer but the author of the script can also manipulate the script at any time. One day you run it, it's fine. The next d
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by nusl 8mo ago
If I want to try something like this out it's for fun more than anything, and I'm not really willing to invest much time trying to understand where to put the files etc.
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by nusl 8mo ago
These graphs are really weird. One only shows 30-60% range with the model(s) close to 60%, the other shows 80% but the top model is at 77%.
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by nusl 8mo ago
This is cool. I was tempted to try it until I saw the curl | bash pipe, then no. This workflow is getting really old. I guess that I also don't want to pollute old good memories by associating them with work/Claude
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by nusl 8mo ago
Gilded used to exist but it's seemingly gone now. The power Discord has is quite insane, to the point where people haven't even seriously tried to compete it seems.
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by nusl 8mo ago
I think it's fine for wheel controls to look different though. You're adjusting them when engaged with a task that requires constant concentration, so being able to easily identify the control you want and then use it makes sense.
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by nusl 8mo ago
Gay-i perhaps

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