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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I think they’re pointing out that maintainers would not care to continue. You know, for some people the word _community_ doesn’t mean “my free developers.”
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Lately I’ve been trying to think critically. I am not perfect, but I can recognize appeal to authority from a mile away. > An argument from authority (Latin: argumentum ab auctoritate, also called an appeal to authority, or argumentum ad
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Love this! > The Master was explaining the nature of Tao to one of his novices. > > "The Tao is embodied in all software -- regardless of how insignificant," said the Master. > > "Is the Tao in a hand-held calc
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
More lines of code doesn’t help adding more constraints to a system without violating the existing ones. In fact, it makes it harder.
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Ok - someone should tell these people that agents running for hours isn’t a measure of success then. Not sure how you’d measure software engineering tasks in an isolated manner like that. There are things I need to look up docs for, and oth
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I guess the _obvious_ intent is they’re planning a heist? Because the following things never happen: - a security auditor checking for camera blind spots, - construction planning that requires understanding where there is power, - a potenti
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Not misunderstanding. And I had assumed what you described at first as well. All I see now is celebration of how agents run for hours and handle “long-time horizons.” Although the original definition is also flawed for coding. How do you es
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
That was too short a story @antirez!
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Ask HN: Why would we care about "extended time horizons" and LLMs?
5 points by ozozozd 5mo ago|5 comments
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I don’t understand why coding agents are playing dress-up with these human engineering rituals. Why would coding agents do Sprint planning? Isn’t the claim “code is basically free now”? Why would I budget for something that’s free?
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
What is real? Is poop in the diaper real enough to cry for? Is fever real enough? How do you know whether the kid is not having a fever seizure or crying because of poop in diaper without going in there? How about night terrors where the ki
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Thank you!
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Wait, the 4 year old and 9 year old were both born today? Or is 5.88 a typo? Or different architectures where floats can’t be represented?
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Way too much attribution to what you did vs chance outcomes. Detailed it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47988357
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
You may be attributing way too much to what you are doing. And that will make it hard to accept the inevitable negative chance outcomes that will be entirely out of your control. I know parents whose first kid slept through the night at 3
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American Dads Became the Parents Their Fathers Never Were(derekthompson.org)
162 points by ozozozd 6mo ago|219 comments
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
How do you moderate what people do? You send someone to stop them from having sex because it was streamed to your servers?
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
I’m not being facetious when I say: are they that slow or really suffering from Messiah Complex? I have no problem that they are doing what they’re doing. Someone was going to do it. But to be so oblivious to it is a problem. One would argu
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
There is no need for a new name. It’s called a high-impact change. As opposed to a low-impact change, where one changes or adds the least number of lines necessary to achieve the goal. Not surprised to see this, since once again, because so
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
The lower T claim sounds like a pretty obvious adaptation to me. High T = high risk appetite. Low T = low risk appetite. If you have kids, your risk appetite should be relatively lower. Otherwise your offspring may have to grow up without y
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
I am sorry whatever you have observed convinced you that it’s unnatural for fathers to spend time with children. It’s unnatural for adult men to NOT spend time with our tiny children. That’s how we bond, and that bond helps us stick around
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Ok, you may consider it easy after 5, and kudos to you, but kids are definitely not “not difficult.” I agree that it’s the most natural thing, and I consider most of my time spent elsewhere to be a waste, but our youngest is very active and
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
I mean, how you clearly point out the immovable constraint and blow past it as if the whole thing is just a cultural fad is somewhat shocking. Single income doesn’t pay the bills. Period. Everything else is downstream. One could argue that
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Thank you for such high quality thinking and writing. Very impressive.
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
I guess I could’ve been clearer. What I don’t understand is why people aren’t trying models that are 10x and in some cases 100x cheaper. Though unclear why you’d assume all my usage would be on Claude Opus when I mentioned “a bunch of Chine
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
Pretty sure OpenCode is not subsidizing, and across Codex 5.x always on xhigh, Claude Opus 4.6 on high effort and a bunch of Chinese models, I only burned about $50 over the last month. I don’t understand why people insist on these subscrip
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
What does nailing mean when you ask whether it agreed with your accountant?
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
One might wonder what helped the theocracy take over the pre-1979 Iran. One need not wonder. Your first guess is correct!
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
git isn’t Saas. git ≠ GitHub
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by ozozozd 6mo ago
The product they launched?

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