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by trueno 6mo ago
i think a lot of us are kind of sitting back and seeing what dark horse rises up. it's such a non-deterministic outputting technology that's still in discovery mode and the resources expenses/constraints are outta control, th
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by trueno 6mo ago
> Everybody is building their own llm-wiki systems these days there is a dark side to this. my coworker is insistent that his variant of this is going to become the teams backbone and i can't get him to stop even when i showed him a
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by trueno 6mo ago
i mean the whole thing is prob vibe coded. this was actually an exact thing i tinkered with when i first got a claude account. thought hey what if something easy like streamlit ergonomics for golang. gave up on that pretty quickly, it was o
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by trueno 6mo ago
yeah perfect, i came in here to say I'm done making web apps (2026). seriously desktop apps kinda own i just desktop-app'd a pwa made it do SSO auth at my org and now its just part of the self-serve application download kiosk and
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by trueno 6mo ago
holy shit im right there with you
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by trueno 6mo ago
pretty much none of these big providers are offering the guarantees needed to be taken seriously in workplaces right now. the technology itself isn't offering the deterministic guarantees that should warrant it in the workplace right n
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by trueno 6mo ago
front end (react etc) feels completely wrong to me. after all this computer science advancement that feels like the spot i point and say yeah thats duct taped together.
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by trueno 6mo ago
i was getting annoyed at the state of shadcn/daisyui/the other six trillion ui patterns that have spawned since the abomination known as materialui and i actually realized liquid glass is the only meaningful step away from that we
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by trueno 6mo ago
ha, i use both. i don't even need to write any platitudes on if linux came to mac, utm or parallels has linux going at near native speed actually happier than it runs on my thinkpad t. i get to enjoy all worlds on my mac and its probab
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by trueno 6mo ago
i can think of absolutely zero publicly traded company boards of this size that would opt for "we're already selling enough devices, we know there's more demand we can't meet, let's not scale up we're really ha
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by trueno 6mo ago
oh god yeah the emulation space is absurd.
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by trueno 6mo ago
i think a lot of attention is rightly attributed to like, i dunno say tiktok/ig "influencing" and how that can send people who gain a lot of notoriety off the deep end. it absolutely has. but so do software projects. not enou
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by trueno 6mo ago
the bulk of their sales is, in fact, hardware sales. there is a strong case to be made that such developments wouldn't land people in squarely linux-as-the-only-OS-on-the-device territory either, but rather dual boot ie those users als
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by trueno 6mo ago
It would literally sell more Mac devices I'm not sure what the argument is that OP is making
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by trueno 6mo ago
the absurdity to even entertain this dorks musings. imagine if tim cook or satya came out and talked about how there needs to be a draft. people would say lol shut up nerd and move on. some dorkus who heads a company that's just provid
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by trueno 6mo ago
Calculators have never been the medium in which we communicate our human experience and knowledge transfer. Calculators aren't part of the social fabric or culture. Very 2d extrapolation that somehow resulted in an alleged parallel. La
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by trueno 6mo ago
> The people who have AI write their articles don’t care if it works or if it’s correct. I'd build on this: The people who have AI write their articles very likely don't know how their thing works or is correct. High chance the
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by trueno 6mo ago
> on Apple Silicon, a WebAssembly module's linear memory can be shared directly with the GPU: no copies, no serialization, no intermediate buffers enhance > no copies, no serialization, no intermediate buffers would it kill peopl
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by trueno 6mo ago
jesus thank you, im so wary of any project that isn't going to do this bare minimum. static pages on gh are literally free it feels absurd to post this project to HN without doing that.
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by trueno 6mo ago
yea that is probably the worst part of these techs becoming mainstream services and local-LLM'ing taking off in general: working with them at many points in any architecture no longer feels... deterministic i guess. way too fucking muc
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by trueno 6mo ago
yup same just tried it myself which an email I wrote. like llms are using our language here so there's gonna be patterns we use that they also use. i dont think we're ever going to get to a place where we have a "yes/no
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by trueno 6mo ago
im hoping and praying that local inference finds it's way to some sort of baseline that we're all depending on claude for here. that would help shape hardware designs on personal devices probably something in the direction of what
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by trueno 6mo ago
> 4.7 is going to replace both 4.5 and 4.6 as in 4.5 is no longer going to be avail? F. ive also been sticking with 4.5 that sucks
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by trueno 6mo ago
is it 5 mins between constant prompting/work or 5 mins as in if i step away from the comp for 5 mins and comp back and prompt again im not subject to reinit? if it's the latter that's crazy. i dont even know what to do there,
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by trueno 6mo ago
when you say "same prompt" are you saying its similar prompt and something in the middle determines that "this is basically the same question" or is it looking for someone who for whatever reason prompted, then copied an
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by trueno 6mo ago
at least for our scope of work (data, interfacing with data, building things to extract data quickly and dump to warehouse, resuming) claude is performing night and day better than codex. we're still continuing tinkering with codex her
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by trueno 6mo ago
ran into this literally yesterday. so im gonna assume yes.
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by trueno 6mo ago
noticing sharp uptick in "i switched to codex" replies lately. a "codex for everything" post flocking the front page on the day of the opus 4.7 release me and coworker just gave codex a 3 day pilot and it was not even cl
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by trueno 6mo ago
> When I stopped using Windows, it was because it required so much constant upkeep and maintenance to stay usable. i actually had to spin up a windows vm last week to fix some dumb excel workbook vba nonsense a coworker was having issues
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by trueno 6mo ago
lol holy moly i totally forgot about how annoying it was when something opened in the bastard child that was wordpad. kinda crazy to me how terrible the entire windows experience is as a whole, i really think people have just lost sight of

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