preommr

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by preommr 5mo ago
Well I've got egg on my face. I am in that post, defending bun. I thought for sure the peanut gallery was overreacting. Especially when the concern was absurd - because who would do such an insance thing? Like, at the time I legitimate
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by preommr 5mo ago
I am genuinely speechless. I don't understand the rationale behind how any project, especially of this magnitude, can seriously build something stable this way. My consolation - and it could be pure cope - is that at least I am in the
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by preommr 5mo ago
We need to seriously (or at least try to) make changes to our pedagogical processes. Yea, struggling, is one way, but there are others like optimizing for spaced reptition, visualization, etc. The shift should be from "grind these prob
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by preommr 5mo ago
Those are not assertions of anything meaningful. We have no idea what his expectations were. Maybe he expected it to be absolute crap, and it was only kind of crap. None of it means that it's actually viable. My fat uncle trying to bea
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by preommr 5mo ago
The popular answer I've seen over the past few weeks is to just blame everything on the US, but that kind of thinking and lack of agency is exactly why countries like the UK are in the position they are. Just constant burying heads in
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by preommr 5mo ago
> I can see that there are only 3 companies competing for the duopoly or monopoly realistically: OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. I could see people saying this in 2022, but now? No chance. Chinese models keep demonstrating that SOTA can b
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by preommr 5mo ago
Turn it off and rage on social media. If it gets bad enough, look into Zed. Their tagline is literally "your last next editor".
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by preommr 5mo ago
I really hope the editor wars don't start again. I've been happily using VsCode for years now. More than happy in fact, it's one of the best pieces of software I've ever used, as evidenced by how AI companies basically s
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by preommr 5mo ago
Wouldn't the opposite be true? That an llm would use well-known terms for general purpose writing. I think it's much more likely that a human would remember 'silent' launch, or 'stealth' launch, and use silent
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by preommr 5mo ago
I've had a great experience with cloudflare pages. It doesn't get much easier than using their cli (wrangler) to sync up a local folder. I suppose the exception is SSR, but then again I absolutely despise SSR so I don't think
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by preommr 5mo ago
To explain like two fundamental rules (we can make wrapper types, and do flatmap) I will: - Write 5 paragraphs setting up an imaginary scenario involving fantasy elements of aliens, dragons, and a magical kindom where they speak using messa
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by preommr 5mo ago
> This seems to be at odds with the goal of token minimization. Lots of small files that are narrowly scoped means less has to be loaded into context when making a change, right? my solution (as someone that's building something tan
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by preommr 5mo ago
Yea, but RAG takes effort. At the very least some kind of system to organize the documents and do the retrieval. My theory is that the AI frenzy has reached new levels of insane, where it's literally just throw anything and everything
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by preommr 5mo ago
> past month I’ve kept a journal where I put an “X” next to every date where a GitHub outage has negatively impacted my ability to work2. Almost every day has an X Is it really this bad? I've seen people complain about Github, but I
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by preommr 5mo ago
> I hope these aren’t all just set on fire because there is promise in reducing fatalities. Doesn't matter. At this point, if the US doesn't lead, China will. They have a massive population imbalance that they can only crawl ou
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by preommr 6mo ago
Obviously not. People don't care about the tech, they care about the second-order effects like cheaper prices, and more flexibility. Also, the article is way too broad, you can't treat automation and it's applications in law
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by preommr 6mo ago
> 2026 tools to write their code but they want to be judged by 2016 standards. That's basically the entire AI landscape atm. I keep seeing people do things like spend a weekend building a product then charging ridiculous prices for
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by preommr 6mo ago
Ok, this article is basically about htmx, and htmx style web dev rather than being about front-end dev as a whole. I get why people like it, and I think it might even have it's place as a niche, but my main problem is that it's an
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by preommr 6mo ago
I've worked on design tools for the last few years. This article is a fundamental misunderstanding of both the design space, and figma as a company. Just a few of my thoughts: - Figma was always about building a successful company over
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by preommr 6mo ago
Yea, actually, people should be complaining. If you got in a taxi, and they charged you relative to taking a horse carriage, people should be upset.
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by preommr 6mo ago
> This comment thread is a good learner for founders; lmao, no they shouldn't. Public sentiment, especially on reactionary mediums like social media should be taken with a huge grain of salt. I've seen overwhelming negativity f
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by preommr 6mo ago
Much prefer astro. It's somewhat counterintuitive, but the added complexity leads to simpler projects that are easier to maintain long term. I have simple markdown files, and a separate, code-based conversion process that works well f
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by preommr 6mo ago
> Europe and the Gulf diversifying both their investments and defense purchases. With what? The euro, yuan? Or weapons from france? I hate to admit it, but it's much less that the US is great because it's the reserve currency,
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by preommr 7mo ago
> "If an AI had been in Stanislav Petrov’s position — the Soviet officer who prevented a potential nuclear war in 1983 — it would not have refused to launch." Academic, USA For the record, Petrov made this decision based on a f
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by preommr 7mo ago
It's why every integration basically tries to piggyback off of a subscription, and why Anthropic has to continuously play whack-a-mole trying to shut those services down.
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by preommr 7mo ago
Which would be an improvement over the already existing "GPT-5.1-Codex-Max-xHigh"
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by preommr 7mo ago
I agree with Palmer that Corporations shouldn't control governments. But that's not what this is about. The US government is free to not use Anthropic's services. The problem is that the government is using bullying tactics a
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by preommr 8mo ago
Because they're not trying to build a leading coding agent - they're racing to AGI. That means cramming everything and anything, from every angle because general intelligence is happening next year and that'll connect all the
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by preommr 8mo ago
> I agree, and so do a lot of my peers that code has quickly become nothing more than a tool to accomplish a task. Wait a minute, can we at least wait until this dethrones next.js before making suck claims?
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by preommr 8mo ago
I am not saying this to be sarcastic - the problem is that people from OpenAI/Antrhopic are saying things like superintelligence in 3 years, or boris saying coding is solved and that 100% of his code is written by AI. It's not goo

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