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Comment #49264645
One can hope!
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Comment #49259192
I see symptoms of this all the time. For example, it's a weekly annoyance for folks to pop into /r/strava to showcase their vibe-coded app that uses the Strava API to do $THING. Th…
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Comment #49174119
Thank you! Yeah, I think a useful thought experiment is that controls made up of boolean inputs should never be expressed as prompts. Encapsulate those into a tool, ideally one tha…
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Comment #48510914
I scored 5. Bank at max power at 5 o’clock from tee, the ball bounces over the wall and skips most of the course.
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Comment #48505582
I'm happy for you; clearly you've had a good experience.
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Comment #48505564
I say the following with sincere concern. AI is a cool technology but anthropomorphizing it and using the L-word to describe your relationship with it is a symptom of AI psychosis.…
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Comment #48492983
> Compilers do not generate impact by themselves either I did not mean to give the impression that Compilers and other key infrastructure are not impactful. I believe these are dee…
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Comment #48492355
That both fair and also charitable to the commenter. It's not a given that Fable is "above that baseline," all we can go by is anecdotes and Anthropic's marketing materials. Both t…
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Comment #48492270
The most wide-eyed AI believers I've met are tinkerers. And that tracks; the speed at which we can tinker has become so marvelous thanks to LLM-assisted coding. Tinkering is a proc…
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Comment #48492138
I'm sorry, but this is borderline silly. Fable has been out for less than a week and you're already making grand pronouncements about its superiority? How much first-hand evidence …
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Comment #48399098
I'm curious about LLM adoption by faculty. Is it possible that lesson plans and/or slides are being vibe-produced by professors/TAs, potentially reducing quality of instruction?
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Comment #48387827
There are limits to the web audio API :) but I did conform to the known waveforms of the trombone when setting the synthesizer values. The frequencies and proportions of the slides…
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Comment #48387556
I think you'll enjoy this: an acoustically-accurate trombone in the web browser. https://github.com/bignimbus/trombone.js
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Comment #48239743
Can you share a source? Of course the top 5% of _earners_ would pay more, but that's not necessarily the same crew as the top 5% in net worth. And 5% is a large share of the popula…
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Comment #48040297
Whenever I see a document with horizontal rules between headers and the blues and purples that Claude Cowork adds to .docx files, I sigh.
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Comment #47679903
To that I'd add: * an abundance of ordered and unordered lists * paragraphs are * _it's not X, it's Y_: "The goal is not to let AI choose for you. The goal is to build a sharper re…
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Comment #47444731
I have seen something similar in a site I work on
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Ask HN: Any interesting traffic patterns in your llms.txt?
For those of you deploying llms.txt in your site root, have you seen any surprising traffic patterns?
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Comment #47355393
+1, this is my use case as well
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Comment #47338263
The RFC is a joke, if you couldn't tell. Those are quotes from the text :)