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by shantnutiwari 4mo ago
That sounds great! Does it run Linux?
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
I'll bring my pop corn to the comments section... Until then: It's interesting to see curl vs rsync in this space. Both have been hit by AI bots (or attempts to write/debug code by llm or raise llm bugs), but its interesting
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
duck shoves AI results down my throat no matter how many times I say no. And they are getting more aggressive with their ads.
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
"The most boring comment on the whole internet now just blindly calling every single thing slop and pretending that has any vague value whatsoever." I 100% agree. And I notice you are being downvoted by the LLM Witch Hunt Committe
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
"I'm curious peoples criteria to determine this or is it just "vibes"?" I wrote a whole post about it. Tldr: "I dont like this shit so it must be AI". BENEATH. EVERY. FUCKING. POST. https://writ
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
"The text (especially the "About" section, key concerns, and Erin’s quote) reads like strong AI-generated or heavily AI-edited copy. It has that clean, structured, persuasive style common in tools like Claude, ChatGPT, or Gro
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
" but the interview engine is already running at full speed:" I dont know if this is a recent thing, but I had a similar thing where an interviewer was racing forward, and would only accept the answers he had in mind. In Python, h
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
What?? Python __is__ a boring language (it is mature and well supported) with a somewhat convoluted package manager that has gotten a lot better since that xkcd came out. Yeah, I get it, Go is better for distributing your code-- just one bi
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
>>Meta alone spent 2 billion dollars lobbying fo Source: Some guy on Reddit, trust me bro
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
I almost didnt read the article due to all the negative comments here. Interesting how many people havent even read the article and are just vomitting generic "But AI is just math, and also the future" type of arguments.
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
>>There's a lazy habit from some folks to say something they either disagree with or don't understand was "written by AI" without backing up that statement. Thank you for saying this, I keep arguing the same. &quot
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Make-No-Mistakes(github.com)
3 points by shantnutiwari 5mo ago|0 comments
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
He lost on a technicality -- filing too late. Does that mean he can file more nuisance lawsuits?
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
yeah, simon's blogs have been on the front page multiple times now, I wouldnt be surprised if all of them added s apecial case for it
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
>> The system is broken and the market only tolerates broken systems for so long. People were talking about housing market being overheated (Financial Times, UK's finance minister etc) since, yet it carried on for 8 years before
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
Yes, it can. Just vibe code Claude to connect to your lithiography machine and voila! Claude will run your factories. Claude can even apply oil to your rusty machines if you choose the $1000/month package
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
>> I dont see why we can't go straight from natural language -> Claude -> HTML/JS/CSS bundle. Or we could just rewrite everything in assembly, becauase thats fast. Well, Claude can do that. (/s ??)
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LLM Witch Hunts are getting F'in Irritating(write.as)
7 points by shantnutiwari 5mo ago|9 comments
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
>>There, I guess I "am" the King of England, because all it takes is for a random person to make a statement and it becomes true. Sir/Ma'am, this is HN, we dont actually read the articles here. WE just look at the
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
I think everyone of us has Claude fatigue, except a few fanboys with financial incentive. Just today there are 3 stories on front page about Claude--seems to me someones PR is working overtime
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
Let me copy paste my other comment: "This is getting really fucking irritating. Every 3rd comment on every HN post is "This is LLM", which has become a proxy for "I dont like it so it must be llm"
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Ask HN: How do we handle the rise of low quality "This is LLM" comments?
9 points by shantnutiwari 5mo ago|20 comments
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
Why is this flagged? Because of the swearing? Cause there have been previous posts with swearing in them? Or do people in general hate Go so much? I know the OP said dont use external libraries, but I love bubble tea (And their related libs
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
> Screams LLM. This is getting really fucking irritating. Every 3rd comment on every HN post is "This is LLM", which has become a proxy for "I dont like it so it must be llm"
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
Agreed-- c# has a lot of these advantages and is a lot easier to write (yes, I know this will depend). Plus it has a much larger ecosystem The only thing I can think of: I dont think c# can compile as easy to a single executable binary, lik
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
Nice. Can the Github team arrange the outages so it spells "Github"; or even better, "vibe coding"? Thanks (do i need a /s?)
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Yeah no wonder movies look cheap on new TVs [video](youtube.com)
1 points by shantnutiwari 5mo ago|0 comments
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
yeah, like many comments have said, aquired is not the same as dead.
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
As a Britisher: our politicians are sitting there on the edge of their seats, their faces full of glee and joy, anticipating this so they can copy the whole thing . Pretty sure the joke will be: "Oye! mate you got a loicense for that v
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by shantnutiwari 5mo ago
> I got frustrated that every fuel price app just shows you what's cheap nearby. Yes it gets a bit tiring. Considering the difference is usually 0.01 penny per litre, so it doesnt make a big difference. But it does mean in a panic e

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