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by senko 1y ago
What, that was a thing? I was copypasteing manually, which was annoying and error prone, that's why I like the new agent panel more. Oops, I guess.
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by senko 1y ago
> I got fed up with the entire AI panel being an editable area, so sometimes I ended up clobbering it. They fixed that with the new agent panel, which now works more like the other AI sidebars. I was (mildly) annoyed by that too. The n
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by senko 1y ago
Putting "Azure" and "flawless" into the same sentence shows we might have very different expectations for "flawless".
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by senko 1y ago
Tight editor integration means better diffs (right in your editor), easier context manager, and other convenience features that CLI-only tools can't have. This doesn't mean that aider, claude code, etc. aren't very good tools
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by senko 2y ago
Money quote: > That’s when I decided to dive deeper into analyzing what other problems Microsoft Teams users were facing and what kind of service I could offer them. I was confident I’d find a niche because the traffic and activity on t
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by senko 2y ago
Bah, that's overrated, I'd be quite happy with just a few $B :D
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by senko 2y ago
Yeah I don't mean to say founders, CEOs, etc, should ignore problems when they see one (let's assume they correctly identify the problem, ie 100% right): quite the opposite! But there's a (slower, harder?) way to right the sh
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by senko 2y ago
He can be right 100% of the time, this is no way to run a company. You hire passionate people who pour their soul and overtime into a thing then you parachute in, override half their decisions, micromanage other half, then leave leaving the
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by senko 2y ago
Agree 100%. We should also not be calling a pointing device "a mouse" because it's not a small rodent, there aren't any actual windows inside a computer, and I haven't seen anyone balancing their laptop trying to su
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by senko 2y ago
To me, personally, it's about the use case: searching for a page on the internet (Kagi) or researching a particular question or topic (Perplexity). If I know what info I want (say, that particular blog post that mentioned topic XYZ, or
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by senko 2y ago
Seems to be unburied!
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by senko 2y ago
Submission seems to be buried but not showing flagged/dead. Currently at 65 points, 63 comments, 2 hours old, popular domain, no flamewar or politics. Yet nowhere to be found in the first few pages. Weird that it got buried, maybe the
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by senko 2y ago
I haven't either. I do know there's a default 30% withholding tax on stuff like IP licensing, but that's different from tariffs (it's just income tax on digital goods, and usually lower for countries that have tax deals
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by senko 2y ago
Hello from Croatia. While most of my searches are in English, I just did a few searches for local topics, in Croatian, and find the results comparable. I do assume Google is faster to index and has a larger index, so finding very new, or ob
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by senko 2y ago
I use Kagi as a search engine and Perplexity and Kagi assistant as a research tool. I view those two as different use cases. I also trust @freediver more than Sam Altman :)
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by senko 2y ago
While in general this comment is true (you could, in theory, apply tariffs to services), the recent American "10% on everything" are in fact only for goods. Source: consulting from another country, have US clients.
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by senko 2y ago
"You have technicians here making noise. These people are not musicians, because nobody can play the guitar!"
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by senko 2y ago
Ah, the time when "ai" meant "autoindent" ...
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by senko 2y ago
But photography is not art, you didn't paint it! You literally pointed a device at something, twiddled a few knobs and pushed a button. Literally anyone with a smartphone can do that! /s of course, but basically that's the ar
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by senko 2y ago
Incorrect :) Try doing it without the machine, see if you can spot the difference.
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by senko 2y ago
We already have machines that do laundry and dishes.
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by senko 2y ago
How is using Claude over Llama benefitting corporations over workers? I work with AI every day and sum total of my token spend across all providers is less than a single NVidia H100 card I'd have to buy (from a pretty big corporation!)
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by senko 2y ago
> Yes, rubbish generated by AI. That is the rubbish out there. The stuff written by people is largely good. Emphatic no. There were heaps of rubbish being generated by people for years before the advent of AI, in the name of SEO and cont
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Open Source Business Strategy(senkorasic.com)
2 points by senko 2y ago|0 comments
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by senko 2y ago
I run Debian stable on my desktop and haven't really noticed any downside to it being a bit stale. For the core system I don't mind not having the latest version, and for the apps like 1Password, Tailscale, Firefox, Zed, VSCode, O
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by senko 2y ago
I agree on the underlying premise - current crop of LLMs isn't good enough at coding to completely autonomously achieve a minimum quality level for actually reliable products. I don't see how peak vibe coding in a few months follo
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by senko 2y ago
I'm doing that with a 12GB card, ollama supports it out of the box. For some reason, it only uses around 7GB of VRAM, probably due to how the layers are scheduled, maybe I could tweak something there, but didn't bother just for te
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by senko 2y ago
This is because it served as an accidental documentary and/or field guide for many micro entrepreneurs trying to break out during the autumn years of communist Yugoslavia. The feeling lingers up to present - many still associate the wo
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by senko 2y ago
We do need a simple term for "used AI to write code (semi)autonomously, but checked and/or tweaked the result and I care about the quality". Vibe-but-verify? Faux-Vibe? AiPair? (... I'll see myself out...)
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by senko 2y ago
In Croatian, Easter is called Uskrs, meaning Resurrection, but Good Friday is called Veliki Petak, meaning Great Friday.

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