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by rudedogg 1y ago
I meant it as a joke - to blatantly steal your comment since you said copyright is evil.
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by rudedogg 1y ago
I thought it looks nice, and gives more focus to the content like they intended :/. The space around a block style tab-bar/navbar is wasted anyway, might as well show some of the content. Most apps were doing it anyway. Seeing a s
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by rudedogg 1y ago
If you’re interested in Zig check out https://github.com/castholm/SDL . Try the breakout example, I play around with it a lot. You’ll just need the Zig 0.14 compiler and it should be painless.
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by rudedogg 1y ago
Anything where you’re doing basic CRUD apps. Yes there are generators, but not for everything. For me that’s where LLMs have been the most useful.
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by rudedogg 1y ago
Or some people aren’t seeing the value at $100/mo
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by rudedogg 1y ago
On a similar note: I wonder if we'll see OS level services/daemons to try and lower the time to first token as these things get used more. And the interface for application developers will be a simple system prompt. In some ways t
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by rudedogg 1y ago
The narrative and hype is out of control. After seeing all the praise on Twitter for the latest frontier models, I figured I'd' try to generate a semi-simple View for SwiftUI. All the features I'm asking for have been covered
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by rudedogg 1y ago
> From what I can tell, it doesn't look like the recent GPT-4o image generation includes the research of the NeurIPS paper you cited. If it did, we wouldn't see a line-by-line generation of the image, which we do currently in G
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by rudedogg 1y ago
How are Claude’s rate limits on the $20 plan? I used to hit them a lot when I subscribed ~6 months ago, to the point that I got frustrated and unsubscribed.
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by rudedogg 1y ago
If anyone at Google cares, I’d pay for Gemini Pro (not this new $200+ ridiculousness) if they didn’t train on my chats in that case. I actually would like to subscribe..
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by rudedogg 1y ago
Not sure if it's still the same procedure as in March, but if you haven't done it already: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/how-delete-your-23andm...
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by rudedogg 1y ago
There’s also the boating accident: https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6174808
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by rudedogg 1y ago
It has nothing to do with code quality: https://danielchasehooper.com/posts/why-swift-is-slow/
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by rudedogg 1y ago
That’s for Google Cloud APIs. See my post here about Gemini Advanced (the web chat app) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43756269
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by rudedogg 1y ago
Yeah, I was referring to their webapp/Chat, aka Gemini Advanced. It uses your prompts for training unless you turn off chat history completely, or are in their “Workspace” enterprise version. https://support.google.com/
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by rudedogg 1y ago
> To train, develop, and improve the artificial intelligence, machine learning, and models that we use to support our Services. We may use your Log and Usage Information and Prompts and Outputs Information for this purpose. https:/
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by rudedogg 1y ago
Do you have a link to some of this output? A repo on Github of something you’ve done for fun? I get a lot of value out of LLMs but when I see people make claims like this I know they aren’t “in the trenches” of software development, or car
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by rudedogg 2y ago
I bookmarked this example where it is confidently incorrect about a movie frame/screenshot: https://x.com/Pee159604/status/1909445730697462080
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by rudedogg 2y ago
I always wonder how the licensing works with stuff like this. Say I create a logo with one of these fonts, and immediately cancel afterword. Do I get to continue using the logo? Or is my license to the font technically revoked? Also, font l
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by rudedogg 2y ago
- https://github.com/cline/cline - https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.vscode - https://openrouter.ai I'm sure there are others if you're interesting in switching to something
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by rudedogg 2y ago
> I'm thinking to give it a try in one of my React Native apps that face very uncertain connectivity. Some similar stuff you may want to investigate (no real opinion, just sharing since I've investigated this space a bit): - h
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by rudedogg 2y ago
The US Government has checks and balances. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_powers#Checks_an...
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by rudedogg 2y ago
> I can’t see Swift surviving as a mainstream language beyond the next 5 years. I got into macOS development when Swift was first released, and used it heavily up until 2022 or so. I think I agree with you. The compiler is just too slow,
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by rudedogg 2y ago
> For example, all layout was pixel based. These sort of excuses always come up when Delphi and its insane productivity is mentioned. The same thing happens in conversations about how slow software has gotten. High-DPI displays, internat
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by rudedogg 2y ago
I think they didn’t want to rewrite their post. It’s more substantial and researched than any comment here, and all their posts are full of information. I think they should get a pass, and calling it self-promotion is a stretch.
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by rudedogg 2y ago
This is roughly what Apple Intelligence was supposed to deliver but has yet to.
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by rudedogg 2y ago
Those prices, especially for web search, are absurd. I have a hard time seeing how this API is better than https://www.anthropic.com/news/model-context-protocol . It seems like the motivation was "how can we make m
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by rudedogg 2y ago
You get nagged to do it by the most popular website in the world (google.com) if you're using something else, which might be part of the problem.
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by rudedogg 2y ago
Wtf is “clood”?
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by rudedogg 2y ago
> The problem with the API is that it, as it says in the documentation, could cost $100/hr. I've used https://github.com/cline/cline to get a similar workflow to their Claude Code demo, and yes it's a

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