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by throw_m239339 5mo ago
"You can't seperate the body from the mind", Tool told me.
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by throw_m239339 5mo ago
I love these posts because they are missing the elephant in the room. The company learns nothing, it develops no knowledge, however, OpenAI, Anthropic and co services are absolutely learning from the people that use these tools. You are tra
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by throw_m239339 5mo ago
Tried with the Yamaha Seqtrak on Windows 10, didn't work.
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by throw_m239339 5mo ago
Blender isn't really made for CAD at all, although there are few CAD plugins. It's more for artistic modelling like MAYA or Cinema3D. There already are LLM plugins for Blenders and prompt integration for model generation, rigging
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by throw_m239339 5mo ago
IMHO, What is likely to happen is that eventually businesses will just "hire" agents from a handful of AI providers directly, trained by... guess who..., each time you prompt Codex, Claude or whatever, you are also training these
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
> thinks it's the same reason that a half empty club will keep a line waiting outside Yeah, one of the most famous club in Berlin used to pull that trick, now it is about to close because the owners are not making enough money. Peop
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Learn an instrument (guitar,keys,drums...) if you haven't already and go jam with friends and do concerts instead. That's the best part of making music. The age of music production is almost over, the age of the music industry alr
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Foreign residents cannot criticize UAE or its government and monarchy in any way, under threat of prison and/or torture. How is that complicated to understand? It's a brutal regime with a fake Monaco to attract rich tourists, inf
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Check out "The Last Answer" from the same author.
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
All of you are ironically completely oblivious to the fact that you're training your own replacement by using these tools, you're even paying for it. Eventually, the companies you work for will just "hire" Anthropic or O
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Now make it easy to block a channel like you used to too. Before you could just go to the channel, click on some menu to block one entirely, now the hoops one has to go through to hide a channel are insane, I do not understand these compani
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Every single one of these AI services are running at loss, they are subsidized. Anybody who is surprised that these services are going to get degraded and their cost go up substantially learned nothing from the last 20 years of SAAS. It ne
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Hardware synthesizers, audio engineering, DSP programming, a whole lot of problems to solve in that domain as big manufacturers sell half baked devices for a quick buck that can barely stay in sync, or gear that is inferior to the same kind
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
Oh, that's why Bitcoin is going up suddenly now hey???
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
As long I doesn't shove "shorts" or "other people watched" in the result list, it's an improvement. Sometimes the results are so egregious and completely unrelated to the search terms that I feel like youtube w
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
strange downvotes, not only these services allow anyone with money to copy their competitors if they use the same services, but on the long run, Anthropic could very well be the competition, trained on corporations that use Claude. Why woul
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
And you believe them?
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by throw_m239339 6mo ago
> Everybody. Do you have some statistics ? This is false, overwhelmingly MALES. For a time, males couldn't leave Ukraine, while females could. Those who go to die on the front in all wars are mostly males. Doesn't mean that fem
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
I don't even need to read that article, I just can ask Claude how could I be more productive with Claude.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
Fantastic write-up, that's exactly why I came to HN many years ago, to find such articles about mundane things or products, but the technical aspect is just fascinating.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
I simply disagree, you know what topics I flagged, I'm not trying to bait you or any other moderator, and will discuss the matter no further.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
> Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. That ship has sailed a long time ago, with the approval of the moderation itself.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
> they don't know how to use than the tools themselves. No, the tools work perfectly as they were design to work. The problem is that the tools are flawed. Ultimately, every single of these decisions should be approved by a human, w
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
Juniors don't set up these policies or even chose the tools they have to use professionally. If the higher ups are panicking it's fully of their own doing.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
Aren't these companies mandating the use of these tools at first place? Juniors aren't the problem.
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
Yet another example of vibe coding at scale. You'll have to hire a lot of seniors out of retirement to fix that mess of gigantic proportions... and don't blame "the juniors" for that, they didn't make the decision t
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
The difference is diversity of opinions. There is none on Bluesky. Anybody can voice their opinion on Twitter/X. On Bluesky you'll be quickly shun by the entire community or straight out banned for not agreeing with specific parti
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
HN has mostly turned into a reddit bis since 2023, with tons of topics that have absolutely nothing to do with startup, tech or programming but are directly taken from of r/news ... I'll take bots spamming fake projects over petty
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
> Doesn’t the EU have an excellent education system? Well, the EU has not manufactured a whole lot of chips in the last 30 years, where do you get the people with the professional experience to teach new engineers... Oh you mean you have
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by throw_m239339 7mo ago
> I think Europe should invest into manufacturing RAM. RAM isn't going anywhere, all of modern compute uses it. This would be an opportunity to create domestic supply of it. It's easy to build factories, much more difficult to

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