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by signatoremo 7mo ago
Sensitive but uninformed. Expert is a common AI concept, going back for decades. It wasn’t invented with LLM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expert_system
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
> I argue against AI because most of its users don’t care about the correctness of their code. This is remarkably sloppy for someone who codes. No facts, just opinion, claimed with confidence.
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
1) You don’t care about it, therefore it isn’t worth it for people to care? 2) why do you think those who care about this don’t care about other issues? 3) this hardly makes the headlines, and wont stay there for long. It doesn’t get outsiz
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
But what do you think about Hongkong? Do the authorities there have valid reasons to do this? Any advices for Hongkong people? for visitors to Hongkong?
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
You do have landing time for all of the legs? That’s more useful than duration. For your sleep, you care about landing says, at midnight, as oppose to a 10 hr flight from Paris that may or may not arrive during day time at the destination.
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
> This solution screams "built by a tech bro with no idea about economics and marketing" which is the VC playbook into modernizing (and failing) businesses they don't understand. I think you need to be better at self refle
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
Everything someone does is to give them something in return. Do you think HN would exist if not for the benefits of YC? Doesn't mean the blog post isn't interesting or helpful. Perhaps you dismiss the post because of your bias?
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
Any difference that asking two humans?
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
It was sunk there because it attended an on-off event in India before that. Iran's ships don't get on regular trips far from home.
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
Not true. There is also cost, money or opportunity. Correctness or performance isn't binary -- 4 or 5 nines, 6 or 7 decimal precision, just to name a few. That drives a lot discussion. There may be other considerations as well -- licen
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by signatoremo 7mo ago
What are naming rights? China call the sea in the south, well…, South China sea. The same one is called East Sea in Vietnam. Both is official name.
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
> here’s no democracy in being mostly beholden to a few companies which own the largest and most powerful models, who can cut you off at any time, jack up the prices to inaccessibility, or unilaterally change the terms of the deal. That
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
AI helps you to focus on the aspects that you are interested in. Perhaps you care about database nifty stuff, but you may need the front end to make an end to end solution. You can delegate that part to AI
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Of course you can. It wasn’t fictional when Superheavy flew back and was caught, was it? It costed real money, not fictional. What kind of mental gymnastics are you doing?
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Standing up to the US government has real and serious sequence. Peter Hegseth threatened to make Anthropic supply chain risk, meaning not only is Anthropic likely dropped as Pentagon’s supplier, but also risk losing companies doing business
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
He did get rid of himself as Twitter’s CEO. He founded Block and Bluesky which employ thousands of people, instead of enjoying the fortune of an ex-CEO. Maybe you should be open minded a little bit?
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
> But now they are forcing us to use a tools that everyone knows is not reliable, but the onus is still on us to keep the same reliability. So do you see why we are not thrilled? Why generalizing your own experience on other's?
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Once you are dealing with legacy codebase older than you, with very little comments and confusing documentation, you'd understand that LLM is god send for untangling the mess and troubleshooting issues.
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
> The real achievement is human-built Vite (and it is an amazing project). From TFA: Vite is the build tool used by most of the front-end ecosystem outside of Next.js, powering frameworks like Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, and Remix Are you
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
> I wouldn’t have a human personal assistant do anything for me as long as any money is on the line. You don’t have to trust them with money. You can ask them to send you the info for you to do the final step. > Your trip booking thin
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Well, it will work when there is enough demand. “Ever” is very long time. Are you willing to bet on it? The point still, is that OpenClaw opens new exciting (and dangerous) opportunities for non technical users.
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
That's because you just lack of imagination. Imagine if you have a human personal assistant, what would you ask them to do? Examples: "Find me the cheapest ticket to Las Vegas for the first week of June. Buy one at anytime that yo
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
> the obvious use of AI to write or edit the article makes it further indigestible: "That’s it. No magic prompts, no elaborate system instructions, no clever hacks. Just a disciplined pipeline that separates thinking from typing.&qu
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
I’m sure you know the majority of GCC and Linux contributors aren’t volunteers, but employees who are paid to contribute. I’m struggling to name a popular project that it isn’t the case. Can you? If AI is powerful enough to flood open sourc
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
The report was released internally last November, before Isaacman’s appointment. It’s a timely reminder of past shortcomings as NASA is preparing for high risk Artemis flights. Boeing itself didn’t dispute it. Would you rather they put it u
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Not able to replicate an earlier study doesn’t mean that study is wrong. More likely that the assumptions and factors taken into consideration have changed, especially after almost 30 years. The pull of Visa brand may have declined, but the
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
The interview is on YT. Instead of complaining here, share it with your network https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiTJ7Pz_59A
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
You sound exactly like Andrew Yang, the one you are criticizing, with confident sounding predictions but no substances.
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Even as a tech person I never had any use for crypto. Never heard mention of crypto outside or the tech bubble. AI? Everyone and their dog have at least tried it, from kids in middle school to housekeepers. It’s even more common than the in
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by signatoremo 8mo ago
Huh? What kind of question is that? Who waste the opportunity to win the AI race to become another Jira vendor? Everything has the opportunity cost. Didn’t you already learn that?

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