sanex

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by sanex 8mo ago
It seems to me that a lot of the discussion stems around different definitions of the word framework and I believe library is probably the more appropriate term to use here. I wouldn't replace .net framework with something I vibe coded
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by sanex 8mo ago
Those old retiring leatherworker ads were really making the rounds on YouTube a few months ago. Got me to click but Spidey senses went off.
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by sanex 8mo ago
So far my agents has worked better than Siri and afaik nobody has actually asked for a bailout yet.
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by sanex 8mo ago
I don't think it's hardware differentiation as much as vendor lock in because it lets people send iMessages with their agent. Not sure about the running local models on it though.
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by sanex 9mo ago
Or maybe they want to just use them hard and deorbit them after three yesrs?
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by sanex 9mo ago
Location: Chicago, IL, USA Willing to relocate: No Role: Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead / Engineering Manager Experience: Engineering Manager and Senior Engineer with deep experience in high-throughput, external-facing APIs
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by sanex 9mo ago
Yes exactly! Even non vibe coded libraries I think are losing their value as the cost of writing and maintaining your code goes to zero. Supply chain attacks are gone, no risk of license changes. No bloat from code you don't use. The c
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by sanex 9mo ago
I am both intrigued and disturbed.
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by sanex 9mo ago
The Great Lakes states have an agreement surrounding how much water you can remove from the lakes. That would be your first regulatory hurdle. In addition I suspect the loss associated with an aqueduct of that scale would make desalinizatio
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by sanex 9mo ago
Hold on. You wear headphones while at the dentist? How are you supposed to carry on a conversation where they ask you question and you respond HOAYRA AH OT AH HA AH
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by sanex 9mo ago
Haven't tried KISS, just looked at screenshots. Niagara tries to be slightly customizable and aesthetically pleasing. I've been using (and paying for) it for years. Its plenty lightweight to be snappy on even older model phones.
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by sanex 9mo ago
I was just thinking about building something like this, looks like you beat me to the punch, I will have to try it out. I'm curious if you're able to give commands just as well as some wording you want cleaned up. I could see a m
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by sanex 9mo ago
Glm won't tell me what happened in Tianenman square in 1989. Is that a different type of censorship?
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by sanex 9mo ago
Lots of kids used to eat glue they turned into alive adults eventually. No promises as to status though.
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by sanex 9mo ago
Just sent my friend a bag of gravy mix, thank you!
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by sanex 9mo ago
Maybe he's implying they're literally cancelling out the waves like ANC headphones but with emf and a large geographic area.
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by sanex 9mo ago
Ok but private investigators are acceptable and stalkers are manageable individually because neither scales. You can't cover every individual in the US with a PI simultaneously.
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by sanex 9mo ago
It could be done if two thirds of the states call a convention which might actually be more likely than getting Congress to agree on anything, I'm just not confident the red states would go for it.
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by sanex 9mo ago
I think the issue with Flock isn't that they're a joke security wise the issue is that they exist. If you want to police somebody you don't have to police everyone. I'd argue watching my location at all times is unreason
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by sanex 9mo ago
So RTO started happening around the same time they electrified and ridership is on its way back up to pre pandemic levels. I don't really care if Metra is diesel or electric if I need to get into the office.
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by sanex 10mo ago
This is always the reason I'm interested in this exact workflow. Want to build something but never have the time without sacrificing significant amounts of sleep but now it's easier than ever to get things building.
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by sanex 10mo ago
I honestly thought Fermilab was in Kane. I could see it from my front yard growing up west of Geneva.
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by sanex 10mo ago
You have a social obligation to buy your friend lunch sometime.
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by sanex 10mo ago
I remember reading that in an accident with one party intoxicated and the other not, the intoxicated party is more likely to survive because they are more relaxed and can take an impact better. But of course sober people are less likely to
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by sanex 10mo ago
I'm not a statistician but when I know when I've only gotten 250 users through a split test it's not even worth looking at the results. So just for you I'm going to say 10,000 and geographically spread from more than one
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by sanex 10mo ago
The evidence is the n being 246 lol
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by sanex 10mo ago
Your app doesn't really have prompts, it's just an MCP server that can also serve react components.
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by sanex 10mo ago
Do people other than Elon fans use grok? Honest question. I've never tried it.
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by sanex 10mo ago
I'll use this as evidence supporting my continued demand for a Friedberg only spinoff.
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by sanex 10mo ago
I'm hopeful that the AI bubble popping would bring back money flowing to other industries. If you're not an AI company right now it takes a lot to get investor cash flowing in.

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