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by raincole 7mo ago
What makes you think they didn't read it? The comment is a direct response to the blog post. They just think the post is wrong. Disagreement != Lack of understanding.
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by raincole 7mo ago
It looks this bad because that includes 'degraded performance,' not just outrage.
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by raincole 7mo ago
I see LLM as the average of multiple random people and traditional common sense from wikipedia and books.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Taiwan and Korea have even "fairer" systems. In China different provinces got different test problems. Especially students from Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin get completely different ones. In Taiwan/Korea everyone takes the e
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by raincole 7mo ago
Your argument is "they're designed to influence us" right? Amazon reviews are paid influence. Reddit posts are paid influence. Everything everywhere you read online is paid influence. I'd rank LLMs between "people I
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by raincole 7mo ago
> Yes, but the exact FP idea here is that this distinction is meaningless; that curried functions are "actual results". Everyone knows that. At least everyone who would click a post titled "A case against currying." T
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by raincole 7mo ago
I believe one of the main reasons that F# hasn't never really taken off is that Microsoft isn't afraid to borrow the good parts of F# to C#. (They really should've ported discriminated unions though)
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by raincole 7mo ago
Yeah, especially in F#, a language that means to interpolate with .Net libraries (most not written with "data input at last" mindset.) now I'm quite surprised that F# doesn't have this feature.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Could you explain how this comment is relevant?
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by raincole 7mo ago
Wow, this convinced me. It's so obviously the right approach when you put it this way.
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by raincole 7mo ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4geg0eeyjeo > Before the war, about 138 ships passed through the strait each day according to the Joint Maritime Information Centre, carrying one fifth of the global oil suppl
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by raincole 7mo ago
How does this thing cool down?
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by raincole 7mo ago
AI's mistakes are sometimes so subtle. Just yesterday I asked Gemini Pro 3.0 this question: > Find such colors A and B: > A and B are both valid sRGB color. > Interpolating between them in CIELAB space like this > C_cielab
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by raincole 7mo ago
I'm not accusing you or asking for an apology. I'm explaining to the parent commenter why your comments are likely mislabeled as spam.
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by raincole 7mo ago
OP account has only five comments in total, and three of them are copy-pasting exact the same words.
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by raincole 7mo ago
More what to come?
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by raincole 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_and_fertility > There is generally an inverse correlation between monetary income and the total fertility rate within and between nations. https://www.statista.com&#x2
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by raincole 7mo ago
I mean, the birth rate is decreasing everywhere for a reason.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> If this tech is as amazing as you say it is, I'll be able to pick it up and become productive on a timescale of my choosing not yours. I mean... yeah? It's obviously true. However people use LLM coding today not because they&
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by raincole 7mo ago
HN really needs some stricter rules for editorialized title. The HN title has nothing to do with the link (unless the article is edited?)
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by raincole 7mo ago
> some apps (e.g., banking apps) will refuse to operate and such when developer mode is on And you blame Google for this? First of all, banks chose to make apps work this way, not Google. Moreover, they chose this likely due to scams. Th
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by raincole 7mo ago
This is a better introduction to it: https://mariozechner.at/posts/2025-11-30-pi-coding-agent/ I have nothing against Codex's cli or OpenCode. I just found pi is sufficient for me and it's easy to unders
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by raincole 7mo ago
Define future. If it means the next five years, yes, I absolutely expect people and machines to keep writing Python.
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by raincole 7mo ago
> With 3rd party, designers have not incentive to be token consumption conscious. How? If I used open code I'd hope it to not eat tokens unnecessarily so my subscription quota lasts longer. I add 'only do this if...' to ev
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by raincole 7mo ago
Since I discovered pi I cancelled my Claude subscription and subscribed to ChatGPT. On one hand, the competition is making miracles. On the other hand, it's pretty dooming that there is only one (1) company that keeps my agent cost rea
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by raincole 7mo ago
Anthropic's ToS doesn't allow the subscribers to use third party tools that utilizes the APIs Claude Code uses. Open Code is one of those tools.
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by raincole 7mo ago
What exactly are you referring to?
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by raincole 7mo ago
It's such a laughable take. First of all a language is never getting popular simply because it's good. Actually most used languages are usually terrible.[0] Secondly it's non factual. Python's market share grew in 2025[1
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> tiny part of the Python ecosystem https://xkcd.com/2347/
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by raincole 7mo ago
> a state sponsored threat actor Most people don't seriously worry that they'll be targeted by a state sponsored actor. Plus most people already expose their life on cloud (in forms of social media, iCloud, Google Drive, Windo

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