preommr

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by preommr 8mo ago
Advances to round 2/7 to be able to do a powerpoint presentation so that companies will, at best, be forced to put some pointless label as a legal loophole, that consumers will promptly ignore because everyone will have it and it'
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by preommr 8mo ago
Because that would mean AI isn't going to replace entire industries, which is the only way to justify the, not billions, but trillions in market value that AI leaders keep trying to justify.
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by preommr 8mo ago
Regardless of the value of Brexit, people tend to be biased against things that have happened or are around them when things are bad. Like when people are against a president if the economy isn't doing well, regardless of if the altern
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by preommr 8mo ago
> some of which can be harmful, Like what? I've seen instances where this is used as an excuse for what is, ostensibly, a trick to dimiss people using something that sounds vaguely professional. Like when doctors say they don't
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by preommr 8mo ago
I'd like to also add 'perceived cost aversion': AI generates a solution that's functional, but that's at a 70% quality level. But then it's really hard to make changes because it feels horrible to spend 1 hour+
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by preommr 8mo ago
Isn't that explictly against the TOS? I feel like Anthropic brought out the ban hammer a few days ago for things like opencode because it wasn't using the apis but the max subscriptions that are pretty much only allowed through th
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by preommr 9mo ago
was a show hn a few days ago [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46802254
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by preommr 9mo ago
Very underwhelming. Was this not already possible in the web ui or through a vscode-like editor?
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by preommr 9mo ago
> Just because it feels like a lubricant and maybe advertised as a lubricant Not the parent comment, but sometimes comments are so outrageous it makes me laugh. Like what else do you even want at that point? Source that you can put gas i
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by preommr 9mo ago
Any thoughts on why Citty, or if there's any other cli tools you might recommend?
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by preommr 9mo ago
I am so confused, and angry about everything that's happening. A few weeks ago it was gemini, I got a subscription kept up with things and now if you go to the subreddit it's people saying how bad the quality has degraded. The hyp
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by preommr 9mo ago
I think people underestimate how arbitrary editorial decisions are for any media. Things like PBS and Wikipedia might have biases, but idk if it's realistic to expect better.
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by preommr 9mo ago
Instead of a dollar from github users, I think it should just be a hefty tax on big tech companies that have valuations of over a billion. The nature of software and tech means that there are massive monopolies where winner takes all. We sh
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by preommr 9mo ago
Oh God, they actually put that awful logo front and center. I'd always thought it would be a go-like thing where the put the mascot away for everything except for the minor hero section or buried in the footer. RIP Perl.
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by preommr 9mo ago
So is the metaverse completely dead and over with?
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by preommr 9mo ago
I've been on this site for over a decade now and didn't know this. That's a genuinely baffling decision given how different content across subdomains can be.
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by preommr 9mo ago
I don't understand how these setups scale longterm, and even more so for the average user. The latter is relevant because, as he points out, his setup isn't that far out of reach of the average person - it's still fairly cl
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by preommr 9mo ago
I like giner bill, but: - this is experienced/smart person forgetting about selection bias - yea null ptr errors are easy when you've had years to learn to avoid them. - systems programmers are just as bad as web devs in forgettin
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by preommr 9mo ago
Happy New Year, hope that everyone is doing well. Here's to another year of complaining about AI, rewriting things in Rust/Zig, and warning about dangers of social media!
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by preommr 10mo ago
At the risk of being pedantic, it's not AI that requires massive resources, chatgpt 3.x was trained on a few million dollars. The jump to trillions being table stakes happened because everyone started using free services and there was
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by preommr 10mo ago
That line doesn't even make any sense. AI usage for a project is binary (either it requires a person, or it doesn't, there's no such thing where an AI is good for a team for a team of three but not a team of two). And we can
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by preommr 10mo ago
It's not exactly a template-meme, or whatever low-effort memes are called now (the ragefaces, the reaction gifs, the deep-fried slop). I think something like xkcd comics or something similar has always been received well by the communi
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by preommr 10mo ago
> Juicero was not inevitable. Yea, I remember the time when trillion dollar companies were betting the house on Juicero /s
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by preommr 10mo ago
I did a reverse image search on it, and it brought up 'vietname board game' and other war-themed images. Who thought it would be a good idea to have a corporate productivity diagram where the workers look like they're prisone
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by preommr 10mo ago
Why do companies have games with crap performance if the underlying hardware is so good? Why did the avro arrow get scrapped? Why are there countries with energy prices much higher than what nuclear offers? There's a world of differenc
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by preommr 10mo ago
Those charts are horribly misleading. There's random articles you can find [0], or just use steamDB to see that (now that steam requires games to disclose ai usage) there's like 10k+ games made that use AI. Also you can see that t
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by preommr 10mo ago
Not only is this wrong on multiple levels (there are lots of new ai-slop apps flooding the internet, and marketplaces e.g. steam has ~10k games marked as using ai), but it's always cringe when someone names something after themselves
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by preommr 10mo ago
I had no idea this was a real thing - I always thought that xkcd comic[0] was just a random joke. [0] https://xkcd.com/378/
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by preommr 10mo ago
> Why can't people build radical things after learning or after being assisted by LLMs? Because that's not how this is being marketed. I agree with you completely - the best use case I've found for llms (and I say this as
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by preommr 11mo ago
I am not doing any of this. It becomes obsolete in literally weeks, and it also doesn't work 80% of the time. Like why write a mcp server for custom tasks when I don't know if the llm is going to reliably call it. My rule for AI h

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