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by what 7mo ago
The difference is that they’re using the LLM to write those readmes and architecture and whatever else documents. They’re not putting any effort in.
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by what 7mo ago
Any X-people only gathering is super some-sort-of-ist.
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by what 7mo ago
What does it mean to be “obviously not black” in a digital context?
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by what 7mo ago
It’s not hard to 5x your productivity when you were close to zero to start with.
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by what 8mo ago
If that’s your bar, then so does the power company and who ever manufactured your router.
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by what 8mo ago
>But I'd be happy to hear about studies that show evidence for XML being more readable, than JSON. But I’d be happy to hear about studies that show evidence for JSON being readable, than XML.
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by what 8mo ago
The developer that committed won’t know because they didn’t write it… You can avoid the noise with git notes. Add the session as a note on the commit. No one has to read them if they’re not interested.
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by what 8mo ago
Instead of giving them read only credentials let’s spin up a server that wraps the cli and only has read only credentials… Seems pretty roundabout.
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by what 8mo ago
Advertisers pay for ads that don’t have impression data all the time. You can’t count how many people looked at a billboard or listened to your radio ad or paid attention to your televised ad.
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by what 8mo ago
>You can define a communication protocol between agents that fails when the communicating agent has been prompt injected Good luck with that.
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by what 8mo ago
Maybe I’m out of touch but why do you need an LLM to decide if there’s any work to be done? Can’t it just queue or schedule tasks? We already have technology for that that doesn’t require an LLM.
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by what 8mo ago
And the app view? You can take your data, can take everyone else’s that you follow?
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by what 8mo ago
How are they going to pay back all the VC money?
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by what 8mo ago
>make revenue from that $20 than the electricity and server costs needed to serve that customer Seems like a pretty dumb take. It’s like saying it only takes $X in electricity and raw materials to produce a widget that I sell for $Y. Sin
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by what 8mo ago
>I didn’t have to worry about this even a week ago No, you didn’t realize you had to worry about this until a week ago.
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by what 8mo ago
Why would cloudflare stock jump due to clawdbot?
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by what 8mo ago
That’s actually disgusting.
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by what 8mo ago
At least one of the authors works for OpenAI. It’s a puff piece.
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by what 8mo ago
They recently replaced “define: word” (or “word meaning”) results with an “ai summary” and it’s decidedly worse. It used to just give you the definition(s) and synonyms for each one. Now it gives some rambling paragraphs.
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by what 8mo ago
How is a human consuming 27 gallons of water in an 8 hour work shift?
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by what 8mo ago
What are they actually “checkpointing”? Git already “checkpoints” your code and they can’t time travel your LLM conversation.
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by what 8mo ago
In what world do you need $60M to build a POC of whatever this is supposed to be?
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by what 8mo ago
As if homebrew is any more secure. The only reason to use homebrew is convenience.
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by what 8mo ago
How do you patch it? The extensions themselves (presumably) need to access the same web accessible resources from their content scripts. How do you differentiate between some extension’s content script requesting the resource and LinkedIn r
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by what 8mo ago
Again, you still have to put in way more work. You have to somehow know the weight of the container, otherwise it will never register as empty. Or you have to know the volume and the density of its contents (or worse, think about a jar of o
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by what 8mo ago
Can you explain how? You apparently didn’t die all the way to the few months ago that “agents” became a thing.
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by what 8mo ago
Pretty bad example then.
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by what 8mo ago
You can only track what containers are in the fridge, not how much is left or if it’s expired. “Automated” pantry or fridge tracking is just not possible and requires way more effort than just writing “mustard” on the shopping list when you
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by what 8mo ago
Pretty sure that’s how it works on iOS. The app can only access its own sandboxed directory. If it wants anything else, it has to use a system provided file picker that provides a security scoped url for the selected file.
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by what 8mo ago
> On average I probably average a fraudulent transaction in a quarter of the years. I’ve had one fraudulent charge in my entire lifetime. Once a quarter seems insane. Are you putting your card info into random websites or something?

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