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31.
by sesm 6mo ago
Don't we already have "RLHF on synthetic data"?
32.
by sesm 6mo ago
Does it include zero of money? Edit: the comment above said 'zero of everything', but it was edited.
33.
by sesm 6mo ago
In my view mathematics builds tools that help solve problems in science.
34.
by sesm 7mo ago
A browser extension with a couple regexps will do it. Or with a tiny model for sentiment analysis, if you want to be fancy. Feel free to ask your AI agent to make it.
35.
by sesm 7mo ago
Getting paid for live performance was the traditional way for musicians to earn money for centuries. Record sales was a temporary thing that is now gone.
36.
by sesm 7mo ago
Vibe coding is actually a brilliant MLM scheme: people buy tokens to generate apps that re-sell tokens (99% of those apps are AI-something).
37.
by sesm 7mo ago
To buy the users
38.
by sesm 7mo ago
Yep it's not 'result chasers' but people who want to get credit while avoiding real work. And when their stuff breaks they are always too busy with something else or moved on to another project.
39.
by sesm 7mo ago
Instead of implementing a workaround for types as namespaces, wouldn't it better to explicitly add namespaces to the language?
40.
by sesm 7mo ago
What definition of simplicity implies that it can be at odds with correctness?
41.
by sesm 8mo ago
That's great for API credentials but some secrets are ment for local use, like encryption keys.
42.
by sesm 8mo ago
Ergodox offers extra keys, they are not a disadvantage, they are a trade-off.
43.
by sesm 8mo ago
Surprised Ergodox is not mentioned, that's the keyboard that started the movement. Very safe pick since firmware is open source and it can be both self-assembled and bought. It has too many keys in thumb clusters and bottom row, but yo
44.
by sesm 8mo ago
I'm a native speaker of Russian, using Ergodox as my only keyboard for over 5 years. Here is my layout: https://configure.zsa.io/ergodox-ez/layouts/XEYyW/latest/0
45.
by sesm 8mo ago
The narrative about AI replacing humans is just a way to say 'we became 2x more productive' instead of saying 'we cut 50% jobs', which sounds better for investors. The real reason for job cut is COVID overhiring plus int
46.
by sesm 8mo ago
> Lists are accessed only via .at() If clarity is the goal, then data structures that support access by index should be called `arrays` or `vectors`
47.
by sesm 8mo ago
The big advantage of split keyboards is that a notebook fits nicely in-between the halves.
48.
by sesm 8mo ago
Secretly? Most blog posts praising coding agents put something like 'I use $200 Claude subscription' in bold in 2nd-3rd paragraph.
49.
by sesm 8mo ago
"Throwaway prototype" - that's the traditional term for this.
50.
by sesm 9mo ago
2 pieces of UI in different parts of the page that depend on the same data - that's the line (also matches the initial goal of React - sync FB chat widgets).
51.
by sesm 9mo ago
> on your own basically The base (Radix UI) was built by a team on WorkOS paycheck.
52.
by sesm 9mo ago
It's for projects that are design-first, where you'll have to implement your own component library that matches the design.
53.
by sesm 9mo ago
In general, Tailwind and React don't match well. Why use a soup of CSS classes when React has props? If someone needs an a11y-focused base for their component library, they can start with Radix UI directly, ignoring Tailwind and Shadcn
54.
by sesm 9mo ago
A tarot layout is also a food for thought, but it's free ang gives your eyes a break from a computer.
55.
by sesm 9mo ago
The balance between 'find edge cases' and 'hallucinate non-existing cases and waste your time' may be negative. LLMs are also not free, they cost significant money even today, when they are subsidized by marketing budget
56.
by sesm 9mo ago
A page that outputs your user agent as an example of 'cool stuff built with AI'?
57.
by sesm 9mo ago
If you want to eliminate memory issues as a class, just use a language with managed memory.
58.
by sesm 9mo ago
Regarding point 4: why the user should be familiar with the codebase to investigate it? Shouldn't they create a memory dump and send it to dev team?
59.
by sesm 9mo ago
C++ doesn't have low barrier of entry, I almost quit programming as a teen because of C++.
60.
by sesm 10mo ago
I used this for a long time, and only now realized that I'm using html embedding, not some hidden markdown feature.

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