tough

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   by tough 1y ago

   oh, I see, incentives alignment eh
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   by tough 1y ago

   I have a zsh-plugin that suggest correct commands on typos, and also that suggests aliases if i dont use them but one was available. But yea maybe removing them from history so dont they auto-comlete is a good call
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   by tough 1y ago

   I think your knowledge is a bit outdated? Cursor definetley still has an edge, but VSCode Github Copilot UI has come a long way and using the same underlying models for both the results are fairly similar and change only in ux niceties stuf
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   by tough 1y ago

   lol how is that legal
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   by tough 1y ago

   Reading this with my tinfoil hat is almost as it was all planned...
6. 456.▲
   by tough 1y ago

   Thanks, that does make sense, I just hadn't heard about the new direction/rebranding. Agreed on both of your assesments Best of luck!
7. 457.▲
   by tough 1y ago

   very high, usually, equivalent of dagnerouslySetInnerHtml on react if not handled/escaped/sanitized and taking user inputs
8. 458.▲
   by tough 1y ago

   You can stick with it without legally getting trapped by some shady BD getting their sales quota filled
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   by tough 1y ago

   There's a RedwoodJS frontend framework, never heard of RedwoodSDK Nobody ever got fired for hiring IBM
10. 460.▲
    by tough 1y ago

    So you don't make them again? AI Agents using tools also benefit from seeing past usage of the tools (what worked, what didnt) to help them inform future usage
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    by tough 1y ago

    nvm plugin used to be really bad! i think you can debug-trace loading time putting some commands on your zshconfig
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    by tough 1y ago

    Yes if Microsoft can have a say, all of them. Look at berlin / ms
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    by tough 1y ago

    Right that does make sense, but "the city" is a generic enough entity which shouldn't translate to its politicians/govt necessarily automatically either?
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    by tough 1y ago

    Isn't that the defacto owners of the city usually? Even if you can vote a politician usually both parties are financed by the same local businesses?
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    by tough 1y ago

    The main issue from a layman's POV is that to adjudicate -understanding- to an LLM is a stretch. These are matrixes of tokens that produce other tokens based on training. These do not understand the world. existing, or human beings, be
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    by tough 1y ago

    most kyc apps have you record live video, i'm assuming they can then infer those depth maps from the video source regardless of your phone capabilities?
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    by tough 1y ago

    there was recently a 64 gates NN implementation in C shared on HN that was interesting for stuff like this
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    by tough 1y ago

    posthog is just one of many ways to record a user's session. the problem is if you have the user running browser extensions which modify the client code from the users' POV. they are also now mangled and not in the standard expect
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    by tough 1y ago

    I mean have you watched Westworld?
20. 470.▲
    by tough 1y ago

    aren't captchas a solved automation problem nowadays
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    by tough 1y ago

    Yeah, now its just cheaper enough so its happening
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    by tough 1y ago

    I haven't tried Elixir yet, but I've noticed this same effect with Rust or Go, as in what previously would have been syntactic hell without LLMs, becames tighter feedback loops with good errors and testing, and produces much bette
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    by tough 1y ago

    You can embed html inside markdown
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    by tough 1y ago

    I'm still mad Apple Notes became unusable for me at some point due to iCloud fucking it up it has thousands of thousands of unrelated files in the notes db. The app just crashes mostly or is super-slow unusable Apple used to be UX king
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    by tough 1y ago

    Yeah Pragmatic Programmers seems one of the best publishers on our industry
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    by tough 1y ago

    TY! Very interesting!
27. 477.▲
    by tough 1y ago

    try asking chatgpt about MCP and its so new it will hallucinate about some other random stuff its still a bad interview question unless you’re hiring someone to build ai agents imho
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    by tough 1y ago

    Peer Review is a thankless job but that’s how science advances there should be an arxiv for rebuttals maybe
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    by tough 1y ago

    its the em dashes?
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    by tough 1y ago

    Indeed curation remains the important function of any publication/brand/company the gist of the idea: > yeah idk but something like curation is done by commitee (to try and maintain a minimum of quality overall)