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by rukuu001 9mo ago
> I’m still skeptical of vibecoding in general. As I mentioned above, I would not trust my vibecoding enough to make these into products. That’s the whole point - there’s no need for it to be a product when you can do it yourself, and it
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by rukuu001 9mo ago
This is the answer, and this strategy can be used on lots of otherwise unsafe activities - put a tool between the LLM and the service you want to use, and bake the guardrails into the tool (or make them configurable)
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by rukuu001 9mo ago
It shaves yaks for me. I appreciate that.
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by rukuu001 10mo ago
Hey man, just wanted to say thanks for Selenium - it was a game changer and had a big impact on my professional life. I’m interested in checking out Vibium - I’ve been a reluctant adopter of Playwright and hopeful for a new approach.
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by rukuu001 10mo ago
Think of highly competitive environments where looking foolish can be weaponised against you. They definitely exist here (my experience in UK and Australia)
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by rukuu001 10mo ago
I think a lot about how much we altered our environment to suit cars. They're not a perfect solution to transport, but they've been so useful we've built tons more road to accommodate them. So, while I don't think AGI wi
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by rukuu001 11mo ago
Google Cal will auto-decline meetings that occur during ‘out of office’ events. I have several of these ‘out of office’ events recurring in my calendar that I use for concentrated work
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by rukuu001 11mo ago
Up or out. Yes, re the gamesmanship on pay, but if you don’t have the specific ability to bring in new business, then you’re on your way out, no matter how good a lawyer (or whatever) you are
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Never underestimate a rat
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by rukuu001 1y ago
The theatre is also there for the immigrants (or whatever undesirable that's being targeted). It has a chilling effect on what people say and do. You'll notice the same effect in other states that have armed people who turn up une
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Literally manufacturing trust eh?
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Wildlife photogs feel a bit like magicians, in that no one would believe the level of effort required to get the result.
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by rukuu001 1y ago
That's an awesome resource thank you. The conflict maps I was exposed to were much simpler - just a bunch of wobbly circles surrounding a centra issue or event. Wobbly circle intersections denoted needs/fears incompatibility imply
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by rukuu001 1y ago
This is great. A group I used to work with framed it as needs and fears, and would produce a ‘conflict map’ when heading into a situation with multiple stakeholders. The conflict map set out the needs and fears of each group, and indicate
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Spend some time on the Sora feed[1] and you can see that a weird kind of social-creator network has sprung up around the service. Turning it into a social app makes sense in that regard. Doesn't mean OpenAI can't do other stuff wi
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Watch this space. It’s pretty scrappy code and needs a cleanup. It also does other random stuff relating to calendar entries that I want to be reminded to appropriately prepare for. But yes I’ll share, and I guess post an update in this thr
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by rukuu001 1y ago
I'm running Gemma3-270M locally (MLX). I got a Python script that pulls down emails based on a whitelist and summarises them. The 270M model does a good job of this. This is running in a terminal. It means I barely look at my email dur
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Buses! The front of the bus arrives much earlier than the engine up the back where most of the noise comes from
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Yes, the ability to clearly and unambiguously communicate what's required works on both humans and machines.
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Maybe this will be the impetus for the ‘semantic web’ and accessibility to be taken seriously
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by rukuu001 1y ago
I am building just such a thing, with an overall limitation that it will only interact with emails that only have our team on them. It’s fun
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Just need to add ID.md, EGO.md and SUPEREGO.md and we're done.
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by rukuu001 1y ago
I'm sympathetic to the argument re experience with the tools paying off, because my personal anecdata matches that. It hasn't been until the last 6 weeks, after watching a friend demo their workflow, that my personal efficiency ha
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Meh. Figma is for UI designs, not "Design", in the sense of what Creative Review mag etc
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by rukuu001 1y ago
I know right? If I, as a yokel kid knew this, it astonishes me people like that wouldn’t know it
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Yep, leather works.
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by rukuu001 1y ago
“Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.”
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Thank you - I rushed to the comments section to mention Melbourne's bars. Re 'more permissive and less expensive' - I think there was a time (20 years ago?) when Melbourne city would give a license basically anyone. There wer
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Indeed. My father spent a lot of time bellowing at cockatoos that’d land in his fruit trees and tear them to pieces. He’d storm about and wave a broom at them until they took off. Classic old man yelling at clouds. When he was on the other
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by rukuu001 1y ago
Yeah it’s annoying isn’t it. It’s pertinent to YC, and topical because if the current US administration. The guy’s ideas are poison, but also act as a kind of Rosetta Stone for interpreting nonsense conclusions sometimes presented by tech l

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