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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Bold move. Who uses Copilot these days? Unless they have free credit I mean.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing. They say "pause", not stop. Assume that we pause now. When should we resume then? How do we know?
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Nice article. I saw someone depicting the future of web search with AI. The conclusion was not the bright future. Simply put, ads will never go away. Either AI providers will get paid for whitelisting ads, or even worse these AI will direct
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I like the analogy to woodwork and hammer. It fits perfectly to what happens when they do not pay enough attention to the end result. They are not showing the actual product because it is not as shiny as their new agentic hammer.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
It matters to me. Claude code is more extensible. They put a lot of efforts to hooks and plugins. Codex may get the job done today. But Claude will evolve faster.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Yeap, it sounds like a big rant with multiple exclamation marks. Having both is a way to go. Recently I purchased a new laptop and thought should I go full Wayland? No way. I started with X11 and then added Wayland. Things break on Linux. Y
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I cannot agree more though I have little experience in open source. I knew that Korean environment for open source software would be touch before coming back from Europe, it seems much easier to target international traction rather than foc
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
There is a skill installation option. The skill markdown has 180 lines [1]. My take? I like it. It's concise enough for me to try it out. And I love the webpage. [1] https://github.com/rjcorwin/cook/blob/
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
With their phd level intelligence, right? But they don't have emotion, no responsibility, no consequences whatsoever if anything bad happens.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
A friend of mine severely injured her leg, especially knee, and went through a surgery. She said that she had a rehabilitation plan for the next 6 months. Guess what, from Gemini. I just told her just listen to her doctor. I didn't tel
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I am in the same boat. It's the unix philosophy. tmux does its job well enough and it is already scriptable. I don't think I was sticking to the same layout for a long time because different projects tend to require different layo
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I am not at all familiar with game development. This article reminds me of Casey Muratori mentioning a font issue in game development environment from a random podcast. On web, you can just fetch a google font whatever. No problem. On a loc
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Interesting. Can you elaborate more on that? I was wondering the same thing with other providers, if I can scrape data from their platforms. On what grounds do you think it might be okay?
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I looked for their APIs not long time ago, which I said non-existent. If you'd like to work with me, I am open to work. If you simply want to talk to me, just drop me an email. I will also checkout your dev tool if I can apply it here.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I also have been brewing a similar idea only in my head. But mine is for the local Korean market. Google maps is simply not reliable. Korean people rely on Naver map or Kakao map, who do not even provide APIs. Users are locked up with these
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I feel often codes from a manger do not go through rigorous code review process, especially if it is a POC. In my case, because of 1 to 10 signal to ratio, it was hard to pin point which parts actually did the jobs done. I am setting things
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
This is something even my manager wouldn’t say. I think he is feeling embarrassed from all the evidences. To be fair you didn’t read them. I agree that velocity is everything and as a manager they shouldn’t slow the team down.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
As a senior engineer, I am getting extremely tired of reviewing AI slops. Today at work I have decided that I just have to build a POC project from scratch. I spent 2 weeks to review the code, to log the process, and to build toy examples t
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I started seeing this trend nearly a year go in Seoul. I think it is just a sort of fashion trend. I like wired experience when I am alone in a silent place listening to classical or instrumental music. But it’s hard to beat convenience of
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
My first laptop was xps 13 released in 2016, I think. I am still using it with linux installed. It’s a solid laptop. Good display, good port selection, good keyboard, even trackpad is not bad. It survived my long graduate degrees and surviv
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
So it is a startup? I expected it in fact from his reply to my concern. In my opinions, to explore the unknown, I think an institute like Mila, led by Yoshua Bengio, would have been more fitting. But Yann LeCun's career and his reply t
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Wow. 55 images, all carefully prepared and placed, not a single AI-generated. I love the quality of this post. Not to mention, I learned something new and new perspectives.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Lucky for me I didn't read the sequels. I had my own theories about the purpose of Rama. Some theories are best left as theories in your heads to fuel ideas and imagination.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Thanks for commenting on here. I do own bluesky account, but it's been dormant, shamefully. So I appreciate your comment on HN! Can folks, including me, have hints what sorts of innovative features or changes we will see?
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I learned about Mealie.io, thanks.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I can already see all the CTOs are getting excited to plug this in their OpenClaw instances.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I don't this product has many audiences on HN. But I would definitely recommend it to anyone not doing much computing.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
Learned something new, about the Peter principle. Thank you. I don't know if I should be surprised that it was published in 1969, and it seems that the principle still holds.
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I am always confused with the gpt names. So, via API, it's called "gpt-5.3-chat-latest". I haven't used their web UI for a while. Would this mean that this is the default model for their chat UI?
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by sbinnee 7mo ago
I love this article. I learned a lot from the OP’s setup although the tools I am using are basically the same with mu setup. I like using vanilla tmux with visual changes. I also use a bash script to manage git worktrees. I have a few slash

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