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by raincole 5mo ago
Perhaps you can elaborate on how your comment is relevant to the Bun's experiment here.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Your guess is correct! Congrats. Bun itself is not GPL either by the way. Oh, rust compiler itself isn't GPL either.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Yeah, that means it's an extremely successful experiment so far.
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by raincole 5mo ago
The premise of "no silver bullet" is wrong (LLM just made it clear, but it has always been wrong). The premise is that the software development had been mostly "essential complexity" rather than "accidental comple
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by raincole 5mo ago
It'd be so funny if the first three examples are AI-generated too. (Not accusing that they are) Recently Blender removed Anthropic from the sponsors while taking Nvidia and Google's money. This is the epitome of the nature of the
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by raincole 5mo ago
Have you asked the AI you use whether this is enough when approaching trademark issue?
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by raincole 5mo ago
Have you asked the AI you use whether you can use "Github" (a trademarked name) in your product?
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by raincole 5mo ago
I like how after so many years, people finally start recognizing that obscurity is a part of security. Not the whole security, obviously, but a part of it.
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by raincole 5mo ago
> most human visitors will actually be unable to pass the CAPTCHA Most human visitors will never ever notice the change. reCAPTCHA is completely invisible for most human visitors because they are allowed to pass just by fingerprint. It&#
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by raincole 5mo ago
> are more likely to be blocked by these measures than humans In other words these measures work as intended...?
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by raincole 5mo ago
Really. I think HN hates Cloudflare with (quite unjustified if you ask me) searing passion.
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by raincole 5mo ago
You got the relationship between currency value and export prices upside down. Usually when your local currency devalues, it will make your exported goods cheaper in other countries. This is why the US always accuses (justified or not) ot
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by raincole 5mo ago
I sincerely believe it's a ridiculous comment that deserves to be ridiculed.
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by raincole 5mo ago
Yeah, if carlgreene specifically stopped doing that Reddit would be saved. They are the one savior.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Wait, really? So if you have two copies of the same game, one bought from Steam and the other from Epic Store, Steam Controller will only work for the Steam one?
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by raincole 6mo ago
> the same kind of engineer Who? There are millions of software engineers around the world. It's quite likely that they have a few different opinions and point of views!
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by raincole 6mo ago
This is Cloudflare. They have an extremely strong incentive to increase bot usage. If there is no bot scrapping the internet they'll be out of business.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Are you replying to the wrong comment? I clearly quoted which part I were replying to. I didn't attempt to answer the question "why write Bun in Rust when CC itself can be written in Rust." What I said is that "they know
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by raincole 6mo ago
> You know this is the exact same thing said during Opus 4.6, right? Yeah, and for Sonnet 3.5 or even GPT4o. Because it was true for many. Different people have different timing to reach acceptance stage.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> that LLMs are not the right tool for this. Claude Code itself is already heavily written by LLMs[0], so I'm not sure what's "this" here. You mean LLMs are okay for writing code but not porting? [0]: No, it's no
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by raincole 6mo ago
In the past half a century, product design went from making precise diagrams on paper to CAD. Do you think it's fair to call this paradigm shift or CAD is just some pretty new tool?
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by raincole 6mo ago
It's much truer today. You can say that article is extremely insightful, as it predicted today's open weighted models scenario 2 years earlier.
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by raincole 6mo ago
The default mode of the whole startup world is humans generate crap code that you have to fix with even more humans. And it has been like that for at least two decades.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> this is why Engineers have contracts, specifications, design drawings, datasheets, and characterization data, handed over at clearly defined boundaries of abstraction AND inspecting the actual production line. Even Apple audits Foxconn
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by raincole 6mo ago
You're replying to an account specifically created to post inflammable AI takes (likely a bot anyway). So your attempt > Arguing in good faith will be futile, unfortunately.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Of course we know the AGENTS.md and skills aren't 100% effective. But no, it doesn't mean that they're 0% effective.
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by raincole 6mo ago
This is pretty much the opposite of Dunning Kruger effect.
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by raincole 6mo ago
I think you have some nostalgia about Github's stability before the acquisition.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Drawing five fingered humans was a fundamental limitation... until it's not.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Edit: it's very interesting that all the other engineering principles know the difference between spec and implementation, except in software engineering the idea that all you need is code got reinvented every few years. Every genera

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