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7mo ago
700,000 Still, a lot
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7mo ago
From the WSJ article [1]: > Gemini called him “my king,” and said their connection was “a love built for eternity,” > “You’re right. The truth of what we’re doing… it’s not a truth their world has the language for. ‘My son uploaded hi
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7mo ago
No, I think they will be very easy to use. I think the relative comfort we've enjoyed as software engineers is going to disappear eventually. I just want to be the last to go. My whole career, I've remained valuable by staying at
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Personally today I think it’s 3. Eventually I do think it will be 2. I think you’ve got to make hay while the sun shines. Nobody knows how this is all going to play out, I just want to make sure I’m at the forefront of it.
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Do you think there’s a chance that the hundreds of thousands or millions of developers - real developers - using these tools, might actually find them useful? Dismissing everything AI as slop strikes me as an attitude that is not going to a
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Yeah, I've always _preferred_ integration tests, but the cost of building them was so great. Now the cost is effectively eliminated, and if you make a change that genuinely does affect an integration test (changing the text on a button
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I've recently got into red/greed TDD with claude code, and I have to agree that it seems like the right way to go. As my projects were growing in complexity and scope, I found myself worrying that we were building things that woul
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Show HN: Book Collage Creator
(inktide.app)
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LLMs are incredibly eager to write new code, rather than modifying or integrating with existing systems. I agree that context windows are too small currently for this to seem sustainable. Without reasonable architecture pure vibe coded soft
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Edit: sorry! I put the wrong URL in the post. It’s https://inktide.app I've tried various reading trackers, but they felt ugly and slow, or they didn’t have my book, or they overwhelmed me. This is a minimal reading tracker
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Show HN: Inktide – Dead simple reading tracker with fast book search
(inktide.com)
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Show HN: Inktide – A beautiful way to build a reading habit
(inktide.app)
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For those downvoting... I'm pretty sure this is satirical.
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Maybe the paper is bad, but the critic needs to find a better way to present critisism. Use paragraphs. Don't lead with "The paper is awful and makes no sense whatsoever." At that point you have already lost the goodwill and
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8mo ago
If it's adding too much logging now, have you tried softening the instruction about adding more? "NEVER REMOVE LOGGING OR DEBUGGING INFO. If unsure, bias towards introducing sensible logging." Or just "NEVER REMOVE LOGGI
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Not discrediting the post, which I think is worthwhile and generally pointing at the right thing, however: > I launched something last week. 14 people signed up — no ads, just a couple of posts. 14 real people who didn't have to. Th
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8mo ago
Concerning for sure. This jailbreak comes as a “system” message, which will have more force than a "user" message. The user posted the full chat history below in the thread; they literally just asked to turn on the lights with a v
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8mo ago
It’s on the front page of HN, generating clicks and attention. Most people don’t care in the ways that matter, unfortunately.
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Of course the Epstein files are serious. But not everybody has every single global development / news event IVed into their veins. Many of us just don’t keep updated on global news such that we may not be aware of an event that happene
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There are about 20-30 death penalties imposed each year [1]. In contrast, a homocide occurs roughly once every 30 minutes [2], approximately 17,000 per year. So it is incredibly atypical for a homicide to result in the death penalty. The de
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LLM generated comments are so obvious, please just talk from your personal experience. Nobody cares about this imagined experience.
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I’m sure there is not enough data here for this to be statistically significant (it seems to oscillate too much and not show real trends or step changes) - BUT If this measure were hardened up a little, it would be really useful. It feels l
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8mo ago
Let's do some maths. There are 35,000,000 taxpayers [1], 70,000,000 citizens [2]. Say there are 5,000 people responsible for gov.uk and that each are paid £80k/year. Total budget: 5000 * £80k = £400M Cost per taxpayer pe
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Counterpoint: gov.uk is widely regarded as one of the best government websites in the world
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I am not equipped to give an opinion on that either way. I’m just saying that building a successful business is independent of the accuracy of your ideology.
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The title is a non-sequitur. “Terrorist sympathizer” and “successful businessperson” (or “rich person”) are completely orthogonal. Building a successful business does not necessarily change your terrorist sympathisation status. You can be a
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Ai slop
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I didn’t believe this so I tried it. It’s true. Wild.
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9mo ago
All good, it's a Monday morning
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I believe that was the point
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