Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
siva7
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
28 ms
·
661.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Will Claude be available on Azure?
662.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Will Claude Code also be available with Pro Subscription?
663.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
It feels like a low-quality article in which the author is writing about a scientific topic but has no qualifications or expert knowledge (and therefore making wrong conclusions due to their lack of understanding around the research they ci
664.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
The majority? I doubt that claim.
665.
▲
Ask HN: Agentic Coding Alternatives to GitHub Copilot
1 points
by
siva7
2y ago
|
1 comments
666.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
The paper should be then retracted.
667.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
o3-mini and gpt-4o are so piss poor in agent coding compared to claude that you don't even need a benchmark
668.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
I had the same thought. An ai-generated blog about ai-generated fake content getting upvoted on hn with decent engagement. Here we are.
669.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Why don't we simply ask the AI how to conduct a tech interview nowadays?
670.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
> For example, it could be that the company wants the engineer to do some kind of assessment whether a feature should be implemented at all, and if yes, in what way. Then you could, in an interview, give a bit of context and then ask the
671.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
I know, it's an highly unpopular opinion among devs. Let's revisit this comment in 5 years...
672.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
>> If you think LLMs operate at "junior dev" capacity you either don't work with junior devs and is just bullshitting your way around here, or you just pick pretty awful junior devs. I’ve hired lots of junior devs, some
673.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Seems reasonable. If my employee acknowledges in public that competitor x is better, they will be fired. Shouldn’t surprise anyone yet here we are.
674.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
They all accept large PDFs (or any kind of input) but the quality of the output will suffer for various reasons.
675.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Good news. O3-mini-high didn’t convince me at being better on complex coding questions than sonnet 3.5. Anthropic seems to be taking the lead now. Gemini Flash 2.0 is still only third.
676.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
So we will soon see according to this price progression $2000 for the most advanced intelligence level starting with $0 for the working class tier.
677.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
This is really concerning. Why should i pay for the pro subscription if i have no real control over when i get the most advanced reasoning capabilities. Usually i defend OpenAI but in this case i really hope their competitors catch up fast
678.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Trust me, the drugs won't do this..
679.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
You‘re describing yesterdays world. With the advancement of AI, there is no need for any of these many steps and stages of OCR anymore. There is no need for XML in your pipeline because Markdown is now equally suited for machine consumption
680.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
I'm saddened to tell you fellow hackers here that the real world will be more like: "Replace your knowledge worker with an LLM" ordered by your CEO.
681.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
So beautiful and so sad to think about how much more interesting biology is than what we can teach from textbooks.
682.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Germans use this word more responsibly than americans.
683.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
It delivers debugging hell if you don't know what you do which is usually the case for inexperienced developers. It assists experienced developers very well who can sort through which parts of output are useful from the AI and which no
684.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
You could be one day this billionaire in America ;)
685.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
> "Citizens will be on their best behavior because we are constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on," Let's be honest. He isn't wrong. I'd rather live in a society with zero crime than wh
686.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Yep, this is a truly bad feature launch. I have no clue what this model does. Did they somehow lose their competent product people?
687.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
You still wouldn't need a quota so it's not really about underperformers in general but rather an easy excuse.
688.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Let's not glorify this people and state what it is: toxic behavior and abuse.
689.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
Could it be this isn't really about low-performing folks but about employees and teams who don't fit his new political agenda?
690.
▲
by
siva7
2y ago
The first widespread AI Malware will be a historic moment in this century. It will adapt like a real biological virus to its host and we have no cure for this.
More ›