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joshuacc

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About joshuacc

Publisher of A Drip of JavaScript

http://designpepper.com/a-drip-of-javascript

Senior UX/UI Developer at Microsoft.

http://joshuaclanton.dev

Twitter: @joshuacc

My HN Story: http://myhnstory.com/joshuacc/

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    Comment #47903705

    You have a specific idea of customer in mind. Likely different than the gp’s. Many types of customers are quite happy to have prototypes thrown at them. Sometimes it’s even contrac…

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    Comment #47827363

    If someone wants to propose an amendment allowing the feds to do this, they can. They just need to get 2/3rds of both the House and the Senate to approve the proposal and then get …

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    Comment #47764876

    Sure. But by the text of the constitution (the thing we made up) Congress does not have the power to criminalize “anything,” but only things in specific areas. Everything else is l…

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    Comment #47622010

    Customers aren’t in the habit of paying for things they don’t want.

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    Comment #47574484

    These are factors to be considered, not pass/fail questions.

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    Comment #47484071

    Nope. Virtually every fast food restaurant has free wifi, to say nothing of public libraries. It’s more common now than it ever was previously.

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    Comment #47265736

    Presumably you don’t anymore if you have 5.4.

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    Comment #46533935

    Codex added skills support recently. It appears to work exactly the same as Claude Code.

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    Comment #46358188

    Cursor, Copilot, Roo Code, Cline, among others.

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    Comment #45732049

    “firing people while turning a profit is 100% bad faith that should be regulated or barred.” That’s far too broad a claim. Just because you’re turning a profit doesn’t mean you sho…

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    Comment #44930862

    Your expanded version is also incorrect.

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    Comment #44876889

    > If it really was "just a complex situation", you would expect equal percentages of simple and complicated cases for regular joes and huge corporations, no? Obviously not. Regular…

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    Comment #44828509

    Still relevant, as it means that a coding agent is more likely to get things right without searching. That saves time, money, and improves accuracy of results.

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    Comment #44560550

    Citation needed for the idea that zero is the optimal price for public benefit. Among other issues, I expect medication compliance would be higher when the patient has to pay for t…

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    Comment #44379906

    I believe they are talking about the OpenAI API, not ChatGPT.

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    Comment #44357355

    I’ve never provided a number first. I’ve also never been dropped from interviews or negotiations because of that. I’m an expert in my specialty now, but I wasn’t when I started fol…

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    Comment #44350793

    I’m not a celebrity or superstar, and I’ve successfully used his techniques several times. The very first time it resulted in $20k improvement over the initial salary offer. Anothe…

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    Comment #43900777

    I ran into this as well, but now I have given standing instructions for the llm to pull the latest RR docs anytime it needs to work with RR. That has solved the entire issue.

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    Comment #43123211

    Why wouldn’t you put your inputs in a form element?

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    Comment #42888722

    Have you ever read the books? The main characters are middle class or poor.

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    Comment #42769145

    Part of that is that Claude is exceptionally good at turn-based interactions compared to other models that are better at one-shot reasoning.

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    Comment #41669548

    In my experience it is true, but only for relatively small pieces of a system at the time. LLMs have to be orchestrated by a knowledgeable human operator to build a complete system…

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    Comment #41664188

    This article covers a lot of the history. https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/why-cant-the-us-build-ships Basically the US wasn’t great at shipbuilding post civil war due to high costs. …

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    Comment #39968632

    How else do you propose to get a company to build a factory at your preferred location rather than theirs? Paying companies is the usual way to get them to do things. The economic …

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    Comment #39666642

    > Here [2] is a table of best selling movies, inflation adjusted. No movie made in the past 25 years, including the endless men in spandex movies, is among them. The Force Awakens …