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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Often to me it seams like using MA is like letting a million monkeys lose. Has ai forgotten about high level design? Surely all it needs to know is what the methods, objects or functions in the code base actually does and the actual code it
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
So what harness are you using? And what LLM’s
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
I think some justify it as SpaceX plans to offer hosting in space, and then use Starlink to distribute it.
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
The argument is dialectical. In other words both sides are right. There is a really important question that is been lost between the anti and pro AI camps which is really answering what AI is good at and what AI is bad at, and what is the r
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Try this with ChatGPT or GROK or Claude How many days of the week contain the letter d? The answer I get with ChatGPT, and Grok is 3 and 6 with Claude.
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Anthropic urges AI development 'pause' and conversation about risks(theguardian.com)
2 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|2 comments
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Yes, I agree. There are two theories here Quantity has gone up but quality has gone down, or people need less apps as the LLM answers their needs. Trying to answer this is important to try to answer the future. What startup to build
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
A really interesting point in the article that even though the number of IOS apps Has increased by 80% the number of reviews has actually decreased. The number Apps with significant usage has gone down slightly. Is this suggesting less crit
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
I think this article echos a lot of what people have been saying here on HN, that there is a massive funnel of productivity. The article says that whilst the number of edits to individual files has increased by 300% actual releases have onl
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
And archived https://archive.is/5nHAP
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
So how much more improvements are there for efficiency in the Claude code base if they are using react for a tui, in the rest of the code? I also wonder about the wasted cycles and just the environmental damage caused by all these wasted cp
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Why did the account recovery system need AI. Surely just an email would do? What added value would AI add?
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China Aims A.I. At Predicting Who Could Pose a Political Risk(nytimes.com)
14 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|1 comments
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
What I can’t understand is how she was able to publish the book, but is not able speak publicly about what happened.
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
As Mark Zuckerberg has said in 2017 : "I'm here today because I believe that we must continue to stand for free expression," he said. "You should be able to say things that other people don't like, but you shouldn&#
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Because often it happens so randomly. Sometimes it takes two people to be on a natural break at the same time, hungry at the same time, or just how two people got on at a meeting.
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
I have found working with remote first natives that the narrowness of their knowledge is also very high. When you work in an office there is a some knowledge transfer happening having lunch with the guy in accounts or the women in the sales
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Operation Jailbreak uses lessons from Ukraine to help weapons talk to each other(ft.com)
4 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|0 comments
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
And Archived : https://archive.is/BgXyO
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AI Agents Plunged the Tech World into Chaos(wired.com)
4 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|1 comments
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
But the part that should not be forgot is Jef Raskin’s book The Humane Interface. Many of the ideas in the book are only now implementable with the arrival of AI. Also he defined the difference between computers and humans as computers bee
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
Is VibeDebt a term yet?
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What if remote working, not AI, is to blame for weak junior hiring?(ft.com)
260 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|372 comments
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I Tried to Sell My House with a Chatbot(nytimes.com)
6 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|2 comments
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Women's faces rated more attractive even by other(theguardian.com)
4 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|0 comments
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AI Threatens the Giants of Consulting(ft.com)
3 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|0 comments
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The Average Guys Outsmarting Wall Street on Prediction Markets(nytimes.com)
4 points by uxhacker 4mo ago|0 comments
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by uxhacker 4mo ago
It’s actually dependent on your individual biology and the environment that you are in. You need more hydration in hot climates than in cold damp ones. Also your activity influences how much hydration you need. Ps I don’t think the article
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by uxhacker 5mo ago
How does China manage it with their censorship rules?
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by uxhacker 5mo ago
Is not the answer to strip the dangerous information before training? Rather than trying to add guardrails post training.

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