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by thrown-0825 1y ago
it appearing correct is not what matters. it actually being correct is. google ai summaries are laughably bad and it is completely unethical that google even launched this feature in its current state. eventually we will have to admit that
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
we should have age verification to post on HN
63.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
none of it is working, MIT just released a paper showing that the overwhelming majority of orgs adopting llm workflows have seen no benefit
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
as is tradition the younger generation of devs are going to get burned by hype vaporware and create a whole ecosystem of orphaned protocols and tools reminds me of the early 2000’s and all the nosql trash
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
except the hundreds of hours of youtube videos discussing the story of the franchise
66.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Yeah this is no laughing matter, i would refuse to dive with someone who lacks the basic skills to monitor their air responsibly.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
makes for good boilerplate conversation while playing golf too
68.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
dont forget, you pay real money every time it is tokenized with every prompt!
69.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
run it in a vm, running an agent directly on your machine is madness
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Dont forget salesforce
71.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
I think opinionated frameworks like this are a good fit for ai. Usually only one correct and idiomatic way to do things, and rails in particular really leans on convention over configuration.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
would be genuinely interested to see data on that, you are right that there is a selection bias for only seeing what I'm describing.
73.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
none of them are good ime, stopped using actions for the same reason
74.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
for what? managed postgres and some ml training tools?
75.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
every example in the wild has these checked in and treated like a lock file where everyone is scared to touch it and introduce weird behavior. personally i think this pattern is a dead end and trying to build deterministic agentic behavior
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
oracle succeeded because of its lobbyists and sales contacts, so much so that they spun out into another multi billion $ org
77.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
i tried act a couple years ago and ran into a lot of issues when running actions that have external dependencies
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
we allowed the js ecosystem to happen
79.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
they are just moving goal posts because agents still largely suck for everything except a couple of super saturated problem domains that really shouldn’t require anything special from a dev anyways
80.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Agreed, between this and MCP we are quickly approaching the point where you basically need to document your codebase twice. Its completely pointless
81.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Including artifacts like this which are intended only to be consumed by ai defeats the entire point.
82.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
bonus points when you start embedding code in your yamlified dsl.
83.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
until you have to debug a GH action, especially if it only runs on main or is one of the handful of tasks that are only picked up when committed to main. god help you, and don’t even bother with the local emulators / mocks.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
obviously
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
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86.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
this doesn't hold water when your "clunky" and "unrefined" technique is using an ad-lib bullshit machine as an orchestration / rules engine. people are trying to dance around admitting that the fundamental prem
87.
by thrown-0825 1y ago
Yeah it should have a fixed header and footer along with a pop-up consent drawer so you can only see 10% of the actual site content. So much better. Modern web design is a joke.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
Maya is the go to example of bloat for me for many of the same reasons.
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
you seem to enjoy speaking in absolutes, that's a really bad habit
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by thrown-0825 1y ago
same, blue hole is notorious because inexperienced divers get pressured into deep dives they haven't trained for by local guides looking to make a quick buck. my scariest dive was when a 14 year old got separated from the group and tho

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