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by wuliwong 5mo ago
I work in the "AI Center of Excellence" as an lead engineer at a public traded company and I haven't had this experience at all. Just my anecdotal experience but this article is just the author's anecdotal experience. Ar
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by wuliwong 5mo ago
Do you have a feel for how it Qwen 3.6 compares to Sonnet 4.6? B/C in reality, that's what we use a lot. If we just use Opus 4.7 for everything code related, we'd have a monthly bill 10-20 times higher than using Sonnet where
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by wuliwong 5mo ago
I think the Goomba is distinct. Strawman is disingenuously representing an argument, Goomba is assuming contradictions are coming from the same person, presumably b/c it's coming to the Goomba through the same app.
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by wuliwong 7mo ago
I am working on a really similar thing. My buddy just sent me this. Hit me up if you wanna chat!
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Token_ledger – Ruby gem for auditable token accounting in Rails(github.com)
1 points by wuliwong 8mo ago|1 comments
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by wuliwong 8mo ago
A double-entry accounting ledger for managing token balances in Ruby on Rails applications. Provides atomic transactions, idempotency, audit trails, and thread-safe operations. I made this for www.stablegen.io as the usage_credits gem was p
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Just launched, platform for creating scripts, shots lists, image assets, + more(stablegen.io)
1 points by wuliwong 8mo ago|1 comments
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by wuliwong 8mo ago
I've been working on this for a little while, have had it in a private beta. Just launched publicly. I think I've easily got the best pipeline for quality scripts and dialogue. You can also generate detailed shot lists. Really hel
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by wuliwong 10mo ago
>But skills dont really solve the problem. I think that they often do solve the problem, just maybe they have some other side effects/trade offs.
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by wuliwong 10mo ago
So like any early phase, there's risk in picking a technology to use.
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by wuliwong 10mo ago
Agreed. I think if this is overly concerning, developing early in the innovation cycle just might not be the ideal place to be. :)
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Bad analogy, an LLM can output a block of text all at once and it wouldn't impact the user's ability to understand it. If people spoke all the words in a sentence at the same time, it would not be decipherable. Even writing doesn&
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Wasn't she just searching google via safari anyway? I do find that popup really annoying though.
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by wuliwong 2y ago
I didn't want to switch to VS Code and kinda did b/c there is less friction when I'm using the same tools as my counterparts. I like VS Code just fine. My first true love was textmate tbh. :)
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by wuliwong 2y ago
I will definitely check it out. I've never done iOS development but I have been considering doing this very thing as a way to learn and to give myself the podcast player I really want. :) Good luck!
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Ah the broken window fallacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window
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by wuliwong 2y ago
You think all businesses should just spread awareness by word of mouth? Can you put a sign on your store or is that an ad? What if you don't have a store? Yes, advertising can be really awful but that doesn't meaning all advertisi
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by wuliwong 2y ago
A while ago I was playing with chatgpt and had it create me a text based game. It took some coaxing but eventually it actually created a pretty compelling beginning to a game at least. This wasn't D&D, I had chatgpt just make the r
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by wuliwong 2y ago
100%, this is what I'm feeling as well. I don't want to come across as hating on IH but for me it provided a cool service/community in the early years and it does not provide any of that to me now.
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Sorry for the late response, hopefully you see this. I know ycombinator isn't the exact same thing but it is cool how ycombinator has managed to not have this occur. I think the moderation and scoring/voting system that they have
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Any Indiehackers.com Alternatives
40 points by wuliwong 2y ago|10 comments
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Which dev portal vendor do you use at your company?
1 points by wuliwong 2y ago|0 comments
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by wuliwong 2y ago
I dabbled in writing scripts for TradingView a while ago. It is a little rough but also fun to be able to add your own stuff to the platform. I actually pay for Scott Carney's harmonic trading software for trading view. As much as you
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by wuliwong 2y ago
I love this. I've often thought about this type of interface for youtube and also beyond. Also, the same thing with audio, bringing a terrestrial radio type of experience to internet based audio content. Very cool to see someone taking
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by wuliwong 2y ago
I don't think it is the same as iphone/ipod. I knew a lot of people that had the original iphone and ipod. Everyone had phones and a lot of people had mp3 players, iphone/ipod were just a different phone/mp3 player. I kn
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Obviously, we don't know the author's actual experience but you think that it is more likely that she failed math and science continuously from elementary school through to high school and just kept getting socially promoted OR it
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by wuliwong 2y ago
>It isn’t hyperbole. At best you present a potential way that it might not be hyperbole.
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by wuliwong 2y ago
Was that the case in the 1960s/1970s because that was when the author was in elementary through high school? I graduated high school in 1995 and what you are describing was not the case at my school nor any other school that I knew of
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by wuliwong 2y ago
In my parlance a D is not flunking though. Flunking means you don't get credit for the class. But maybe not where she is from?
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by wuliwong 2y ago
>students who have been reared in elementary school and high school to believe that understanding math through active discussion is the talisman of learning. I graduated high school in 1995. Was I too early? I don't remember high sc

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