Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pmarreck
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
32 ms
·
721.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> It's entirely clear that every last human will be beaten on code design in the upcoming years LOLLLLL. You see a good one-shot demo and imagine an upward line, I work with LLM assistance every day and see... an asymptote (which is
722.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Great point, and I suspected the problem might not be as easy as it appears at first glance. (Because of course it isn't...) I also considered the case when you're rapidly scrolling through a page- if a naive approach simply mad
723.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
It's like getting poked hard in its annoyance level, right? > or worse, an ad has taken the place of the button That's actually a dark pattern/perverse incentive I hint at towards the end of my blog post about it.
724.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> If you want to get things done you can’t be a gardener. Unless you are selling your own product or service that you yourself are working on (possibly indefinitely). Which is surely an enjoyable position, as long as you don't mind
725.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I just found that URL independently! I just added it to my medium post. Why do we even show interactable elements when the final layout isn't completed yet?
726.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I frankly wish the web standards group had released an API for these so they could be handled at the browser level.
727.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
that domain doesn't work :( I did find this though, and I think I will add it to my medium post: https://web.dev/articles/cls
728.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
It seems related to "debouncing", where you delay a lookup (to autocomplete, etc.) until a certain delay after a user stops typing
729.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Reader mode is a thing, but if you can suggest a better (ahem) medium to repost it to, I'd be happy to! (Honestly, I'm sort of with you on the medium thing, but I posted this years ago now...)
730.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
My solution would account for this as well. The solution needs to be global. Literally, if any part of the screen just changed (except for watching videos, which would make them impossible to interact with), add a small interaction delay wh
731.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
The fact that Android even has a notification history is huge. iOS does not!
732.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> Proper refactoring with an llm requires full testing coverage Proper refactoring WITHOUT an LLM requires full test coverage! But most definitely WITH an LLM. In cases where there is no test coverage, the first thing I do is have the LL
733.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
wow, forgot all about this movie, I remember it being cool, thanks for reminding me to put it on my "collector list"!
734.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
On what basis? Why the strong feelings? It's basically just an AI-enhanced LinkedIn/OKCupid with lead generation. Not sure why this is so horrifying to you.
735.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
On my (admittedly unusually powerful for this task) M4 Macbook Pro 128GB, I have access to locally-running LLM's that are almost as good as the cloud ones. This trend will continue, and they will continue to become more locally accessi
736.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Oh wow. This hits hard in the feels. Here's my personal submission for "UI problem that has existed for years on touch interfaces, plus a possible solution, but at this point I'm just shouting into the void": https:
737.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> pointing out the incredibly anti-social behaviour of wanting to outsource socializing Excellently and succinctly stated. I guess I was considering it an adjunct to socializing, or a filter on who to socialize with. Not a substitute. Ha
738.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Here's a very relevant book to that comment: https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393241716 "The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World"
739.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
The problem is that I'm still curious about your answer to the question in my third paragraph, with the perspective I tried to add in my 2nd paragraph lol Unfortunately it all came crashing down in my 1st paragraph
740.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Maybe have it charge you for these leads, and make money that way? (Some dating apps already try to do this.)
741.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I am not trying to convey snotty disrespect, otherwise I would not have bothered answering. The "I'll humor you" was delivered with a playful smile on my end, if you can picture that (an argument for in-person interaction if
742.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
You seem like you not only have a chip on your shoulder about technological assistance in human lives (quite Luddite of you, even if we've all seen The Social Dilemma) but that you would prefer to believe a conspiracy theory without ev
743.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Because as soon as you have a kid, your entire life is 1) work 2) family 3) sleep, 4) MAYBE some self-care, and there's not a lot of room at all left over for making friends, finding work opps that are better-suited for you (or higher-
744.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
So a system that creates artificial serendipitous encounters which are in fact "deeply planned", basically.
745.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I'm a parent and between work and childrearing, my free time has essentially completely evaporated. But I'd still like to meet people (as potential friends) or learn of new business/job opps that are aligned with my values an
746.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I will have to watch that episode!
747.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
Alright, I'll humor you. Is your assertion falsifiable? People will always choose the more efficient option. If it takes me 15 hours being "out there" to manually find 1 possible work or romantic interest, and this hypothetic
748.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> have to talk to people less These are not mutually-exclusive. You can talk to the same amount of people using your very limited time AND ALSO utilize a tool like this to expand upon possible connections. Plus, there are a lot of things
749.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
> I’m not much of a generative-model user myself Perhaps that's good, perhaps that's bad, but it certainly doesn't really allow him to see much of the appeal... yet
750.
▲
by
pmarreck
1y ago
I love this idea. But you know what? It's one step away from a system where AI's act as agents of our values, interests, needs and availabilities and mingle with other AI's to find possible business or romantic connections fo
More ›