Viewing profile — cityofdelusion
cityofdelusion
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Feb 17, 2016, 6:39 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 934
- Public activity
- 295 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About cityofdelusion
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49248589
This wording is inaccurate. It isn't about "modern" heat pumps, its about if another $2-3,000 of electronics and clever injection systems are worth letting the refrigeration cycle …
-
comment
Comment #49136399
I graduated in the housing crash which was brutal. The hard part is competing in interviews with people that have more experience when your only lever is that you are cheaper. Jobs…
-
comment
Comment #49036914
Models are not rational thinking brains, so the point is moot. Extra prompt text isn’t to make the model smarter, it’s to pull attention towards what you want. “Do code review” is …
-
comment
Comment #49002020
Same questions as always for the $token-saver app of the week. 1. We already know the headline cherry picked savings will not be true in real world agentic coding. Why not approach…
-
comment
Comment #48735755
My room mates all lived on slightly above minimum wage with part time hours. They were not in abject poverty. They were just plain poor. They still had cars, phones, video games, f…
-
comment
Comment #48710881
I'm not sure if the person you replied to edited their comment, but right now, yours looks totally out-of-line and ranting about nothing they brought up.
-
comment
Comment #48710065
Its very interesting how people trust LLMs in domains they know little about. Instead, it is my experiences with LLMs in a domain that I know very well that makes me skeptical of t…
-
comment
Comment #48699435
HEB operates a similar model to Costco in being more expensive to the customer in a subtle way, through desirability. Their products are so interesting and appetizing that I go in …
-
comment
Comment #48616405
To be fair, the vast, vast majority of drivers will go their entire lives without hitting a pedestrian, let alone at speeds that are fatal. Where I live, pedestrians deaths seem to…
-
comment
Comment #48589306
I am glad articles like this are finally starting to get some momentum around what I call the LLM magic box industry. From caveman mode to RTK to semantic search and everything in …
-
comment
Comment #48585016
You won’t know they are benign unless you plan on a biopsy or surgery for every finding. It’s exactly this reason why we only regularly scan people that have say, known cancer.
-
comment
Comment #48518777
I go outside daily in red rural America and this is simply not true. People voted, like they always have and always will, on their wallet and expectations on who will make it a lit…
-
comment
Comment #48415424
Article is too opinionated IMO. I enforce CC on my projects because I don’t have the energy to police horrendous commit messages. It’s easy to enforce the CC format on the repo mer…
-
comment
Comment #48413236
This is a nice little project but I’m weary of sensationally inaccurate titles for stuff like this and the infamous caveman mode. It doesn’t save 91% of tokens: it reduced in one u…
-
comment
Comment #48330871
Why would developers stop licensing? They will just tear the middleware out and release as-is, leaving the community to fill the API gaps.
-
comment
Comment #48323866
I’m eager to test this out. I have agent instructions to try to limit the worst of this already, but patterns still sneak through. I have a review agent run after every single edit…
-
comment
Comment #48314595
The art looks very rendered, with pixel cleanup in something like photoshop. I was using 3ds Max on my norma PC circa 2001-2002. Game studios should definitely have had 3d studio i…
-
comment
Comment #48281767
History is important here. React came at a time when so many frameworks used custom template libraries for variable binding, looping, conditionals, etc. Usually it was some HTML/XM…
-
comment
Comment #48241310
None of the 5 places I have worked is this possible, but they are also all highly regulated industries. Firewalls block virtually everything by default.
-
comment
Comment #48232432
No way wealth tax covers the debt. It would be more of an asset seizure and forced sale or nationalization of a bunch of businesses and illiquid asset classes. The rich don’t hold …
-
comment
Comment #48183428
This should clear the path to the IPO and lead to a VERY profitable payday for those holding OpenAI equity. Millionaires and billionaires will be minted ~one year from now.
-
comment
Comment #48176916
Feedback: codex-cli hangs when calling this through the MCP. The semble process even sticks around as a zombie, forever stalled out. No idea why, logs have nothing. When called thr…
-
comment
Comment #48174977
Electrek has a long history of going between blind fanboyism and blind hate, the history is all there to peruse. They only changed their tune with the referral program debacle a fe…
-
comment
Comment #48164667
Every species molds the world to their desires -- we are just much better at it. Competition and being killed by another species is the only thing that keeps things in check, and e…
-
comment
Comment #48164620
I think people forget we are primates and that our roots are very much encoded into our more primitive brain parts. It would be nice (in some definition of that word) if we operate…