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by yen223 1y ago
Sydney lets you use your credit card to tap on to trains and buses, which is very nice
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by yen223 1y ago
Agreed I'm not as tied to the cli as other folks here, but even I found the Claude Code cli to be a better experience than this too. I think it will improve, but for now I'm sticking with the cli.
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by yen223 1y ago
> In the 1970’s, Herbert Simon pointed out that when information becomes abundant, attention becomes the scarce resource. Attention is scarce, but what makes it valuable?
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by yen223 1y ago
A feature Id like to see is an option to invert the grid, i.e. show the composites instead of the primes
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by yen223 1y ago
Perl is just Python with bad handwriting
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by yen223 1y ago
Probably not as much as you think: https://www.sustainabilitybynumbers.com/p/ai-energy-demand You are better off worrying about your car use and your home heating/cooling efficiency, all of which are significantly
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by yen223 1y ago
As a Malaysian Chinese my ties to the CCP is that I have heard of them
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by yen223 1y ago
"You are likely going to see a lot of very varied results posted online from GPT-5 because it is actually multiple models, some of which are very good and some of which are meh. Since the underlying model selection isn’t transparent, e
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by yen223 1y ago
How will user-generated content work in a semantic web world?
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by yen223 1y ago
It has been pointed out, but GPT-5 is really five different models with wildly different capabilities under the hood. Which model get picked for the task at hand is, for now, not deterministic.
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by yen223 1y ago
Re the substantive example, doesn't Claude Code already do this? When I'm vibe-coding scripts or even mobile apps cc can be pretty aggressive about adding targeted logging to solve specific issues.
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by yen223 1y ago
I remember when the Turing test was a thing, until it stopped being a thing when all the LLMs blew past it.
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by yen223 1y ago
$15/month means you're competing with the likes of YouTube Premium or Netflix. Not sure what an indie hacker can do that's going to provide that much value.
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by yen223 1y ago
Once a company gets to a certain size, they no longer optimise for product development, instead they optimise for risk mitigation. A lot of processes will be put in place with the sole purpose of slowing down code development.
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by yen223 1y ago
Humans have been hallucinating responses given a prompt long before chatgpt was a thing!
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by yen223 1y ago
If Linus Torvalds got paid based on his impact on the world he might just be the world's richest man
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by yen223 1y ago
In the last election, Australia's Green Party was the only party whose housing plan involves actually building homes. The major parties went with throwing more money at the problem.
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by yen223 1y ago
I like to remind myself that Wordle, when it went crazy viral, had a domain that was very unmemorable https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/ Not having the "right" domain is never the blocker
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by yen223 1y ago
Isn't that owned by a government official?
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by yen223 1y ago
Tired: rocks don't have souls Wired: we will put a soul in this rock for $10,000
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by yen223 1y ago
But look at all those tails! That person must be a failure at life and therefore justifies me never flipping any coin.
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by yen223 1y ago
As a person who was born in a third-world country, it's amazing (and a bit lucky for me) how many first-world folks can manage to squander this opportunity!
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by yen223 1y ago
In general, stuff that helps humans make changes safely will also help AI make changes safely. So you have rollbacks, but you also have things like automated tests, staged changes, robust observability, logging, and metrics, fine-grained pe
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by yen223 1y ago
I've paid $20 for 1 month's worth of Claude Pro. So far it seems sufficient if you want to dip your toes into this form of development.
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by yen223 1y ago
> it's concerning these vibe coding tools must be coerced into semantic markup These things are becoming more and more humanlike every day
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by yen223 1y ago
Great way to remove the jostling users...!
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by yen223 1y ago
Same here. If I wrote an honest piece about my last employer, it would sound very similar in tone to what was written in this article
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by yen223 1y ago
Homer Simpson is also a fictional cartoon character
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by yen223 1y ago
Here's what the frontpage looked like on the day of Erlang: https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2009-03-11
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by yen223 1y ago
I'm using Cursor agents + Claude to build a new Android app. I'm building an app that uses WebRTC, which is not something I am deeply familiar with. I have found Claude to be useful at working through boilerplate (android apps are

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