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by whazor 4mo ago
Not sure how familiar you are with Renault, but “maintenance problems” pretty much sums up a lot of older Renaults.
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by whazor 4mo ago
But using AI itself is a job too. It takes effort to correctly prompt, to steer it, to verify it, and to improve the harness.
93.
by whazor 4mo ago
It would be like Samsung: Samsung does semiconductors, smartphones, displays, TVs, appliances, batteries, shipbuilding, construction, insurance, hotels, and even theme parks.
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by whazor 4mo ago
Seems like where anthropic or openai want to go, there are no editors anymore. I personally want better read-only code tools, or maybe the return of UML?
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by whazor 4mo ago
I think all models can find vulnerabilities if read the entire code base. Or intelligently combine parts of the codebase. Especially with test loops.
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by whazor 4mo ago
Most British people think Brexit is a failure. For Switzerland it would be significantly worse since they are surrounded by Germany, France, Italy, and Austria. So all trucks would be stopped at border. Food prices are already super expensi
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by whazor 4mo ago
With remote virtual machines running Codex, your Mac is only rendering terminals.
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by whazor 4mo ago
I think you could argue Anthropic could be worth $1T. With AI becoming an essential work utility, every global knowledge worker would want a claude subscription. There are 650M to 1B of such office workers. 300M workers × $50/month × 1
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by whazor 4mo ago
It rather looks like chatgpt/antrophic enterprise tokens and API calls are too expensive. Competition is quite strong on openrouter. However, the real problem is running wild with token burning. With parallel agents calling subagents y
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by whazor 4mo ago
My agents are easily busy 30 min to a hour independently. Implementing their plan, building and running tests, verifying deployment, linting. So I switch between multiple agents. Each agent has its own branch and worktree.
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by whazor 4mo ago
Better would be for polymarket to block the purchase from countries where it doesnt have a license.
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by whazor 4mo ago
The exterior looks like a sad compromise between aerodynamics and design. Though the white version looks least plasticky. That weird bumper looks like the consequence of getting a lower drag coefficient.
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by whazor 5mo ago
I believe that the real difference is the token burning to analyze entire code bases.
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by whazor 5mo ago
A friend of mine works at big corporate. He is in meetings all the time and barely codes. For him a 20$ AI subscription is more than enough. I'm personally at a fintech startup and have a 100$ subscription. Our org is much leaner and i
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by whazor 5mo ago
Websites tend to be updated and considered to be the source as well.
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by whazor 5mo ago
i would be afraid of accidental prompt injection
107.
by whazor 5mo ago
Strangely, it would work better if it generates CAD as code with clear labels. Then you can grab your caliper and make sure its all the right size.
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by whazor 5mo ago
It says inspired by Pi, but I don't see any extension/plugin possibilities. The best feature of Pi is that an extension can hook anywhere and completely change the behavior. It also allows two extensions to stack on the same hook
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by whazor 5mo ago
Some of my colleagues believe that current frontier AIs are too heavily subsidized and it will come to an end. They think frontier coding AI's might get unavailable for one reason or another. But these kind of projects show that with 6
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Show HN: Kubesearch, search through Kubernetes YAMLs from homelabs(kubesearch.dev)
1 points by whazor 5mo ago|0 comments
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by whazor 5mo ago
Do you know whether HDMI CEC adapters impact the signal?
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by whazor 5mo ago
AWS UX is bad because there are too many products and features, but also still supported legacy.
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by whazor 5mo ago
A popular package has more exposure. When the artefact is published, the entire world can see it. Hopefully some people check the diff between versions. But without any delays then you could be hit by exploits nobody has seen yet.
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by whazor 5mo ago
I think the model space is too competitive. People will switch if another model is significantly better.
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by whazor 5mo ago
Async Rust on small embedded chips like ESP32 feels revolutionary. This project looks promising.
116.
by whazor 5mo ago
Still, the majority of the population would get a phone with replaceable battery.
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by whazor 5mo ago
Both Southwest, but also Ryanair are profitable. Totally possible to make money off flights. But you have to follow the same model: use cheaper airports, a single modern aircraft type to simplify operations, high turnaround speed, charge a
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by whazor 5mo ago
The real benchmark should be comparing the amounts with a human guess. And aa far as I know with diabetes if you are within 30% of guessing carbs then you should be fine.
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by whazor 5mo ago
Wouldn't there be too much error when you both 3D scan and 3D print it?
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by whazor 6mo ago
Especially also since AI providers are struggling with scaling up.

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