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by prmph 6mo ago
But if the using them as mules is still producing silly mistakes, how will I have the confidence to defer to their intelligence for much more complex stuff? These things bullshit their way about all the time. I've lost track of how man
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by prmph 6mo ago
Well "most" devs is doing a lot of work here. I'm not sure about other devs, or even their number, but AI can most definitely NOT produce better code than I can. I use it after I have done the hard architectural work: definin
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by prmph 6mo ago
> "bullshit jobs" [0] exist primarily because we value human contact They are not "bullshit jobs" They will become so only after the day when AI "help" and "support" is actually better than talking
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Tell HN: Claude Code usage depletion makes it basically unusable now
5 points by prmph 6mo ago|1 comments
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by prmph 6mo ago
You can, but: - Good code is what enables you to be able to build very complex software without an unreasonable number of bugs. - Good code is what enables you to be responsive to changing customer needs and times. Whether you view that as
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by prmph 6mo ago
Also one big tell that is hard to hide is making verbose lists with fluff but little actual informative content. Ask an LLM to read your project specs and add a section headed: Performance Optimizations, to see an example of this Another is
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by prmph 6mo ago
And apparently they killed more during the mission to retrieve this guy > striking Iranian military-aged males believed to be a threat who got within three kilometer” according to a correspondent with the US Air & Space Forces Maga
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by prmph 6mo ago
I'm starting to think so as well. The Chinese are typically cautious geopolitically, and very strategic. They may well have made the calculus that for the foreseeable future, they have more to gain from keeping the status quo re Taiwan
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by prmph 6mo ago
I guess now would be a good time for China to make its move on you-know-who.
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US deploying nearly all stealthy long-range JASSM-ER cruise missiles to Iran war(msn.com)
66 points by prmph 6mo ago|88 comments
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by prmph 6mo ago
Yay, after 2000 years they now accepted Jesus /s
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by prmph 6mo ago
For me, one major issue with md is that it does not support indentation that could be used for collapsing sections. Most md editors don't support collapsing or folding sections, even though they could. VSCode had this feature where ind
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What One Month of Intense Red-Light Therapy Did to My Mind(nytimes.com)
2 points by prmph 6mo ago|0 comments
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by prmph 6mo ago
This is of course subjective, but I would give a lot to have an alternative to Claude Code and the Claude models, but there just isn't anything comparable that works well in an integrated manner for agentic coding. It's not like I
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Italy blocks US use of Sicily air base for Middle East war(politico.eu)
199 points by prmph 6mo ago|103 comments
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IRGC threatens imminent strikes on US tech giants across the Middle East(i24news.tv)
7 points by prmph 6mo ago|0 comments
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by prmph 6mo ago
Have you all actually read the article?
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Apple Preparing 'Most Significant Overhaul in the iPhone's History'(macrumors.com)
4 points by prmph 6mo ago|7 comments
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Pentagon prepares for "final blow" of Iran war(axios.com)
3 points by prmph 7mo ago|0 comments
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by prmph 7mo ago
Prosperity? As in Operation Prosperity Guardian /s
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War in Iran exposes US's shift from a global guardian to an arbiter of chaos(theguardian.com)
26 points by prmph 7mo ago|11 comments
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100s of petrol stations in Australia out of fuel as Labor inks supply deal w. SG(theguardian.com)
7 points by prmph 7mo ago|0 comments
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Gaming publisher's CEO used ChatGPT in failed bid to avoid paying $250M bonus(theguardian.com)
6 points by prmph 7mo ago|2 comments
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UK security adviser attended US-Iran talks and judged deal was within reach(theguardian.com)
35 points by prmph 7mo ago|12 comments
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by prmph 7mo ago
I think what will eventually help is something I call AI-discipline. LLMs are a tool, not more, no less. Just like we now recognize unbridled use of mobile phones to be a mental health issue, causing some to strictly limit their use, I thin
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'Bit of treachery': US attack on IRIS Dena undermines Indian security ties(theguardian.com)
3 points by prmph 7mo ago|0 comments
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by prmph 7mo ago
As someone mentioned on this thread, I can also easily out-engineer Claude Opus, lol its not even close. Note that I'm not talking about the low-level grunt work (and even with that, its just that it is tedious and time-consuming, but
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by prmph 7mo ago
> Opus 4.6 is AGI in my book. Not even close. There are still tons of architectural design issues that I'd find it completely useless at, tons of subtle issues it won't notice. I never run agents by themselves; every single edi
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by prmph 7mo ago
> Iran has been helping arm Russia, and evade sanctions Not sure this bit makes sense. The current occupant of the white house is firmly in the camp of Russia; that is plain for all to see. In fact, the current war is driving up oil pric
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'You are all worse than each other': anti-regime Iranians turn on Trump(theguardian.com)
8 points by prmph 7mo ago|0 comments

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