wseqyrku

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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I work solo and I am in constant fear that I could probably do this faster with AI. The answer is usually "not yet", time and again I find that you'd need a whole lot of infrastructure in place to make that one hundred percen
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Actually try it, it's pretty good. Especially when the alternative doesn't exist. And mind you, I am not pro-AI at all, it might not come off that way under this thread. Despite that I did appreciate whoever made it. File it under
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
It's not like I wanted to play it in the background. In this particular case, I rather watch the talk than reading the essay if it's available. It's just interesting to have this option now which wasn't possible before.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Because I enjoy his talks but he obviously didn't do a talk for every single essay.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
You can listen to this on youtube with pg's own voice which I find a pretty neat use of AI.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> Encryption for Whom? This one is not particularly limited to LLMs. The entire cloud infrastructure is built around the trust me bro model.
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Ask HN: Should authors disclose if they are paid to write a blog post?
6 points by wseqyrku 2mo ago|5 comments
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
You know, "stealing your attention" is just a socially accepted phrase to mean "wasting your time." Don't waste your time.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
They discontinued my freaking favorite hamburger, and nobody knows why. (Yes, I asked every branch)
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> Now that writing code is largely automated, If majority of people like to generate code it doesn't mean writing code is automated, it means a lot of people like to generate code. If you want to build on top of slop go ahead, but d
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
That was a relief. I thought users want it. I can understand investors being dumbfucks in grasping actual customer needs or to be completely ignorant about it.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
AI is well and good until it touches the product in any possible way. Please integrate in your own yard not in user's face.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Unlike other comments this one is actually a css framework except that it's too cute. If you had ~textual theme for a css framework that could probably work for lots of practical use.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Folks, can we have a css framework for TUIs please?
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Every model is distilled internet. This is just the natural progression of that.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Does this support web workers (pretty much the same thing as yew agents or leptos workers for example)? In general, a comparison with other frameworks would be useful. Thanks!
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Sorry you had to go though creating a throwaway to say this.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
That couldn't possibly prove or disprove my theory, this was my personal experience reading comments and submissions. And I don't think those type of people are expected to identify themselves as such.
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Ask HN: What percentage of HN users are developers?
3 points by wseqyrku 3mo ago|5 comments
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
They were known as such way before any of this happening, it's only getting more obvious now. They have quite a track record you need to dig up if you want to make sense of this, not the news for the last three months.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Funny how newspapers so blatantly defend terrorism just to attack the other side they don't like. It's as stupid as it gets.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
I think it reflects the centralized nature of their services. They can't think out of buttholes.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
I'm currently learning to swim for when they flush it all away.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
> How GitHub gave every repository a durable owner Yes they did. I mean, GitHub is pretty durable.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
> if async was implemented as effect handling By any chance, was there a proposal for that I could read?
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
Off we go comparing battery packs. Seriously though, I wish the dual futures, streams types to be consolidated first than building anything on top of the situation.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
You will get to a point that you have to write it down so you don't forget but more importantly check if it even compiles.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
And worse, they didn't say please.
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by wseqyrku 3mo ago
No hands, I just roll my eyes way up behind my eyelids and instruct the machine teletypepathically.
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Garden-Path Sentence(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by wseqyrku 3mo ago|1 comments

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