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by personjerry 1y ago
I don't understand, it'd be nice to see even a single example of the application
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Understanding Relationships(jerry.wtf)
2 points by personjerry 1y ago|0 comments
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by personjerry 1y ago
I stopped reading at "AI skeptics ask, “If AI is so good, why don’t we see a lot of new startups?”" because what???
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by personjerry 1y ago
> I think you’re putting too much weight on cost (time, money), and not enough weight on “quality of life”, in your analysis. "Quality of life" is a hugely privileged topic to be zooming in on. For the vast majority of people b
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Unity Platform Protection: Developer Remediation Guide(unity.com)
1 points by personjerry 1y ago|0 comments
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Imagine with Claude(claude.ai)
2 points by personjerry 1y ago|0 comments
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An experimental new way to design software [video](youtube.com)
1 points by personjerry 1y ago|0 comments
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Meta’s live demo fails; “AI” recording plays before the actor takes the steps(reddit.com)
466 points by personjerry 1y ago|342 comments
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by personjerry 1y ago
I don't think we're gravitating towards complexity. It's much simpler: 1. We add more functionality to the base of what exists (e.g. HTML). More and more individual features. (e.g. selecting things in the DOM, animations, eff
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by personjerry 1y ago
> I'll never understand why tech companies choose some of the locations That's because you've chosen not to read about it. Location is one of the most important things they think about for data centers and there are plenty
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by personjerry 1y ago
Can you give the use case? Or example runs? Seems like git log or git bisect should be enough?
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by personjerry 1y ago
This seems like an unsubstantial article, ironically it might have been written by AI. Here's the entire summary: AI makes slop Therefore, spend more time to make the slop "better" or "different" [No, they do not de
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by personjerry 1y ago
AI article
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by personjerry 1y ago
You can absolutely hire a human to make arbitrary content
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by personjerry 1y ago
I feel like this is another case of throwing AI in a non-AI-required problem. Khan Academy itself just hired people to make its videos at a very reasonable wage. Why would you need to add AI into the equation? If you wanted to, you could bu
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by personjerry 1y ago
Is it too late to short?
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by personjerry 1y ago
The reason why there's always a million reinventings of the todo wheel is because at its core, notes are just databases. A TODO form of note is about as flexible as Redis, and so the use-cases are many, from quick writes/reads (i.
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by personjerry 1y ago
It's another advertisement article
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by personjerry 1y ago
It's an advertisement.
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Mark Zuckerberg Just Declared War on the iPhone(wsj.com)
4 points by personjerry 1y ago|7 comments
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by personjerry 1y ago
> let's say around 10% of that can be accounted for via seasonal increases. Summer inflation is much more than that
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by personjerry 1y ago
Wait until you guys hear about fibonacci tab spacing: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ewic.fib...
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by personjerry 1y ago
Why not deploy the game? I'd love to try it
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by personjerry 1y ago
Pretty sure this is AI written, hence the inconsistencies mentioned in this comment section.
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by personjerry 1y ago
Loom embeddings work in HN posts? Is that new?
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by personjerry 1y ago
Clickbait title. Here's the full article: > OpenAI tells The Verge the deal is still happening, but it scrubbed mentions due to a trademark lawsuit from Iyo, the hearing device startup spun out of Google’s moonshot factory.
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by personjerry 1y ago
Where are you going to find an infinite grid of resistors in real life to measure?
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Life and Insecurities(jerry.wtf)
1 points by personjerry 1y ago|0 comments
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by personjerry 1y ago
To play devil's advocate, why do you get to decide what's a "bug in human behavior"? If they're happy about it... ?
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by personjerry 1y ago
This is a meditation on this article from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44098772

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