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by sgt 2mo ago
What do you mean, if you still code? I assume everyone on HN still at the very least review actual code in an IDE or editor.
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Weezer CEO [video](youtube.com)
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by sgt 2mo ago
More vibe coded slop hitting HN
124.
by sgt 2mo ago
Where's the car? "F" does nothing. And I can't find any vehicle.
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by sgt 2mo ago
> I'd rather see a shitty Microsoft Paint drawing as opposed to some AI image. So spot on! And, with that Paint drawing, it'll probably illustrate what you mean and at the same time we establish some kind of trust; I'll kn
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by sgt 2mo ago
Claude sounds even worse in other languages because the LLM clearly "thinks" in English, then translates. It's horrific at times.
127.
by sgt 2mo ago
Not in Norway. Most people live in actual houses, whether they are detached and freestanding or attached, you still have a place for your car and therefore the opportunity install a charger.
128.
by sgt 2mo ago
Is that really how LA central is these days, the mexicans and the hood taking over?
129.
by sgt 2mo ago
Sim City 2000 for example had elevation [1]. The issue is that LLM's simply don't "get this". It's vibecoded. [1] https://patcoston.com/sc2k/city/images/Calebopolis_Big.png
130.
by sgt 2mo ago
I've been busy with a rendered isometric map recently and I figured this is something Opus can help with, but it was near useless at understanding isometric designs along with elevation changes. It kept me busy for days.
131.
by sgt 2mo ago
It's vibe coded. LLM's have a hard time understanding elevation and isometric display.
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by sgt 2mo ago
No, the grumpy coworker was called upon for something you as his peer could have asked from Claude and not wasted his time. Ridiciulous I know, but I've actually seen this happen.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Of course your grumpy coworker might then respond: "So if you can ask Claude, why did you ask me then?"
134.
by sgt 2mo ago
Both horrific (from a user's perspective, perhaps not the underlying code). I've noticed another type of AI slop that's prevalent in all the popular models; font sizes and variations like you wouldn't believe. It's
135.
by sgt 2mo ago
I have never seen that in real life though, only regular 70 mm film of which 65 mm is definitely used for the picture and audio channels for the rest. E.g Lawrence of Arabia
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by sgt 2mo ago
I wonder if he has ever watched e.g. Lawrence of Arabia in 70mm? Not blurry Edit: and yes, I meant 70mm super panavision
137.
by sgt 2mo ago
I was referring to regular 70mm, in which 65mm is for the picture and 5mm is to allow for the sound channels. I am not surprised - squeezing even more out of the film, that IMAX would just put audio separately.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Tried both, 70mm (65mm is video, 5mm is audio) is just superior in every way. There's nothing out there that compares, digital projections are still far behind.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I've seen a real 70mm projection print, the sharpness combined with brightness is hard to describe. But nowadays I can't find anything close to me that has this option. What I do know is that most movies in cinemas these days aren
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by sgt 2mo ago
What were the volumes involved, how many jobs per second and so on?
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by sgt 2mo ago
Not a problem unless your system has busy queue processing 24/7 though, which I bet is pretty rare for most companies.
142.
by sgt 2mo ago
We just need to solve the issue of fine moon dust in those computer fan bearings /s
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by sgt 3mo ago
Looks good although the UI seems heavily vibe coded. I also found https://www.turbodither.com/ which seems to be more pleasant to use.
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by sgt 3mo ago
What exactly is bright? I don't disagree with you on pre-brushed metal and so on. I am running Tahoe in bright mode (not a fan of dark mode unless it's an IDE or a terminal emulator), and I can't really say it's screams
145.
by sgt 3mo ago
This is probably true, but I'm pretty happy just using the template engine on the server side and keeping thing DRY as much as possible. Htmx is still going to be faster by orders of magnitude to write and maintain, so choose where to
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by sgt 3mo ago
The main difference is that htmx is server driven, and it's HATEOAS (hypermedia driven). Angular was always client side only with data binding and state management. So as far as frameworks go, they are pretty much as different as they
147.
by sgt 3mo ago
I've seen cheaper Chinese panels fail after less than 10 though.
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by sgt 3mo ago
That's really impressive and well built solar system, for it to last thta long. It shows how durable quality panels are. I have a 6 month old ~3.7kW system (6 panels in total), planning on installing another 6 very soon. My house is su
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by sgt 3mo ago
For what it's worth, Claude Code is really good with HTMX and with adding that glue logic if needed.
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by sgt 3mo ago
Having adopted Angular 1 back when it was new, I can promise you it's completely different than Htmx.

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