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by siva7 8mo ago
Pi is great so it's sad to see that it only gained momentum because some trash tool like openclaw uses it.
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by siva7 8mo ago
Those impressed by OpenClaw are non-technical people highly interested in trying to make sense out of Ai for their own profit. There is really no use case for OpenClaw if you got tech talent.
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by siva7 8mo ago
> People have been complaining about app subscription costs for years. There's that old complaint: "Why do I have to keep paying for software after I already paid $1000 for my iPhone?" That might actually become reality no
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by siva7 8mo ago
wtf you're joking, right?
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by siva7 8mo ago
I can't shake of the feeling that Googles Deep Think Models are not really different models but just the old ones being run with higher number of parallel subagents, something you can do by yourself with their base model and opencode.
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by siva7 8mo ago
Why would you want to be forgotten?
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by siva7 9mo ago
It also marks the end of the open source movement as the value of source code has lost any meaning with vibe coding and ai.
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by siva7 9mo ago
Oh boy i suspected it's already happening. If dang and YC don't provide good guardrails against ai slop, this community will soon die.
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by siva7 9mo ago
It is already known as Ai psychosis and ai productivity porn
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by siva7 9mo ago
Besides that blog post obviously being written by AI, can someone here confirm how credible the hype about openclaw is? I'm already very proficient at using Claude Code anywhere, so what would i gain really with openclaw?
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by siva7 9mo ago
Somehow i want to ask what's the actual job of those former software engineers. Agents everywhere, on your local machine, in the pipeline, on the servers, and they are doing everything. Yes, the specs also.
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by siva7 9mo ago
That's not what i am seeing being played out at a big corp. In reality everyone gets thrown under the bus, no matter if c-level or pleb if they don't appear to know how to drive the ai metrics up. Just being a PM won't save y
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by siva7 9mo ago
It's insane that they concluded the builtin introspection skill for claude documentation should do a web search instead of simply packing the correct documentation in local files. I had the same experience like you, wasting tokens and
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by siva7 9mo ago
Boy this sounds like the equivalent of Nightmare in Elm Street but for developers and instead of waking up to freddy you wake up to thousands of code reviews made by this thing.
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by siva7 9mo ago
IT is at this point in history a comedy act in itself.
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by siva7 9mo ago
Wasn't this Opus thing released like 30 minutes ago?
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by siva7 9mo ago
Epic, about 2/3 of all comments here are jokes. Not because the model is a joke - it's impressive. Not because HN turned to Reddit. It seems to me some of most brilliant minds in IT are just getting tired.
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by siva7 9mo ago
It was a fascinating symbiotic between nerdy med students from all over the world and an obscure open source flashcard app that originally targeted language learners. I've been part of that community for many years and would have never
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by siva7 9mo ago
Are they? 100k+ isn't seldom here for the seniors.
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by siva7 9mo ago
You said "like that", ok but there may be some truth to reduced model intelligence. Also how AWS deployed Anthropic models for Amazons Kiro feel much dumber than those controlled entirely by Anthropic. Can't be just me
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by siva7 9mo ago
I would say everything about your comment is ridiculous, lacking basic understanding of product strategy. Irritates me that HN crowd upvotes this at the top.
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by siva7 10mo ago
so? agentic tasks is where the promised agi is for many of us
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by siva7 10mo ago
Analytics like what?! Sentry? See, i'm the first one to waste 15+ hours of my own time claude vibing some barely working analytics in order to save 15 dollars for not paying a proven solution to professionals who really understand that
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by siva7 10mo ago
Anki had always the problem of being difficult to figure out how to use it effectively for learning. It's like C++. A million ways to shoot yourself in the foot if you use it wrong.
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by siva7 10mo ago
If this is true, i will cancel my subscription. I'm using tailscale and certainly won't use a service that wants to dictate me how to use my device.
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by siva7 11mo ago
notebooklm is heavily biased to only use the sources i added and frame every task around them - even if it is nonsensical - so it is not that useful for novel research. it also tends to hallucinate when lots of data is involved.
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by siva7 11mo ago
that explains why their ios gemini app is so ridiculously bad. in private they probably use iphones and just chatgpt instead.
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by siva7 11mo ago
What's the difference? I thought the vision ai component of gemini 3 is called nano banana?
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by siva7 11mo ago
Interesting. When i asked Gemini 3 Pro to generate a Infographic from my personal accounting sheet, it first failed to generate anything except a black background, then it generated something where it mixed different languages in a non-sens
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by siva7 11mo ago
Is "A New AI Winter Is Coming" the new "The Year of Linux Desktop"?

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