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31.
by rat9988 9mo ago
I'm pretty the armies of accountants would have rated it higher if the cashflow was positive than negative. Negative can't be good even while accounting for taxes.
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by rat9988 10mo ago
>Yes, it’s there, but very much in the fineprint. This is where it belongs, at best. He doesn't even have to disclose it. Prompting so that the ai writes the code faster than you is okay.
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by rat9988 10mo ago
Yes, now generalize the theorem to any human to make it usable on a daily basis.
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by rat9988 10mo ago
The error rate would still be improved overall and might make it a viable tool for the price depending on the usecase.
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by rat9988 10mo ago
There is no "HN comments". Each commenter has its own sensibilities. Some of them just saw the word Adblock from new ceo and went full defense mode without trying to understand that the guy was just talking about what he feels is
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by rat9988 10mo ago
Well, it is the original poster that used vibe-coding as "AI-assisted engineering".
37.
by rat9988 10mo ago
> I didn't see much concrete evidence this was noticeably better than 5.1 Did you test it?
38.
by rat9988 10mo ago
Well, the case would still stand, wouldn't it? Unless C is free of these dozen common issues.
39.
by rat9988 10mo ago
The user seems to be struggling at leetcode, so he needs some persistence to get there until he is able to do it.
40.
by rat9988 10mo ago
Forgot about it, my human mind has its limits. I don't know about a "we" though. I'm not representative of anyone.
41.
by rat9988 10mo ago
No, still too negatively connoted. "Writes" "Predicts" "caricatures" is closer.
42.
by rat9988 10mo ago
Didn't notice the username "dang_fan". Reading the usernames makes it even more funny. "Show HN: AlgoDrill – Interactive drills to stop forgetting LeetCode patterns " by persistence_is_key
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by rat9988 10mo ago
Gemini 3 definitely is able to mimick some of our sense of humor. I found this quite funny too: https://www.reddit.com/r/GeminiAI/comments/1pi28l7/i_asked_g...
44.
by rat9988 10mo ago
So, they should have kept it? Are you going to malign every action, even if it is positive?
45.
by rat9988 10mo ago
For his defense, it is missing a "Tell HN"
46.
by rat9988 11mo ago
Nobody is talking about VS code though.
47.
by rat9988 11mo ago
You'd rather have nothing it seems.
48.
by rat9988 11mo ago
But the conditions aren't here to annoy big companies but because we want to shape society in a specific way. Why would I allow small companies to disrespct author rights and steal, or gather more private information about citizens?
49.
by rat9988 11mo ago
This is different for different people said differently. Why would small companies have access to things not allowed to big companies?
50.
by rat9988 11mo ago
That's a pretty weird response indeed. Swe are not part of the marketing department.
51.
by rat9988 11mo ago
Weird tangent here. Nobody expects software engineers to participate in a promotional video for their product.
52.
by rat9988 11mo ago
It doesn't matter much in which country it is located actually. It also provides less information.
53.
by rat9988 11mo ago
What are these chinese labs made of?
54.
by rat9988 11mo ago
I for one welcome it. I want to know if there are some vulnerabilities in the software I use.
55.
by rat9988 11mo ago
Nice write up. Thank you for taking time to evangelize it.
56.
by rat9988 1y ago
I don't know, if somebody kills my child, I don't know why you'd expect me to be helpful to him.
57.
by rat9988 1y ago
Sure, then who is reponsible for vengeance if not law? And why vengeance is not part of justice, this is not clear here.
58.
by rat9988 1y ago
> Law doesn't seek to punish Then who is tasked with delivering justice to the victims?
59.
by rat9988 1y ago
> Oh get the fuck out with that. Hey, learn how to have a nice discussion first then you can tell us about your morale compass.
60.
by rat9988 1y ago
What have you done yourself here about it? For myself, nothing.

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