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ThePhysicist
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About ThePhysicist
http://kiprotect.com https://github.com/adewes
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Comment #49248634
I don't know, 12,000 USD a month is a steep price for having someone vibe code frontend features for me.
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Comment #49248558
I don't know, I find AI still misses the mark so much for stuff that's not happening inside a well constrained framework with very specific guardrails and boundary conditions. Ever…
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Comment #49200918
When will we see the end of ads disguised as tech opinion pieces?
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Comment #49199971
Which manufacturer was that?
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Comment #49180228
Coming up with solutions isn't so difficult, getting everyone behind one is the hard part. Obviously easier if you're one of the two biggest AI companies in the (Western) world.
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Comment #49171956
I think Valve is just going to kill Xbox in a couple of years. Basically Microsoft is planning to make the next Xbox an "ordinary" Windows computer with a different UI as well as v…
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Comment #49147929
There's this great blog post by Joel Spolsky from 2000 [1], where he essentially argues that controlling your environment makes you happy. He writes about his summer job in a baker…
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Comment #49133911
Interesting point about "letting go". I hear that quite a lot, which I find surprising. In IT, when new technologies like cloud computing emerge people always need to adapt their w…
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Comment #49133657
Oh for vibe coding small scripts it's great. Experience of people with AI can vary, I don't see what attitude has to do with this, at this point I have probably spent thousands of …
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Comment #49133227
Yeah I have a lot of experience writing software. My code is written mainly in Golang, but I had models write different code in Javascript, Rust, Python, Shell and other languages …
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Comment #49133014
I'm about to throw away multiple months of LLM generated code for one of my side projects. I was really careful writing design specs and it wasn't even a new code base the LLM work…
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Comment #48977384
DigitalOcean simply does this at a later stage and will then just cut you off, Hetzner is doing it from the start. Their obligations aren't so different, they just approach this di…
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Comment #48959510
Takes me back to when I was working on Josephson junctions (JJ) as a student, I-V curves were the first thing we did when characterizing a junction. JJ I-V curves were tricky due t…
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Comment #48952967
Congrats Sonali, Nick, Dave & everyone else! I had an incredible time with you all in NY more than 10 years ago, it was so cool, and I'm still thinking of it very fondly. Spent my …
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400+ USD
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200-399 USD
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100-199 USD
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50-99 USD
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0-49 USD
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Poll: How much do you personally spend for LLM subscriptions each month?
Just curious how much folks here spend for LLM subscriptions personally, i.e. not paid for by your employer if you have one or your own company, but purely for your own pleasure. P…
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Comment #48744495
Interesting that on one hand the valuation of these AI providers is based on the assumption that all code (and everything else producing digital artefacts) will be written using AI…
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Comment #48623226
Corporations will be quite happy with really simple features if they're packaged right. I'm selling software that mostly does things that a good programmer could whip up in a coupl…