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losteric
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About losteric
- gentle.spot9831 at fastmail.com - https://kentolocatelli.com/ - https://hachyderm.io/@kento
meet.hn/city/us-Seattle
Interests: Art, Books, Data Science, Fitness, Hiking, Interests: Networking, AI/ML, Mentorship, Remote Work, Programming, Social Impact, Travel, Technology, Web Development
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Comment #49139185
> This is funny to read because I remember hearing someone complain about the exact same thing in the Bay Area, but their dates were shifted by about 10 years before yours. Another…
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Comment #49119478
I'd guess it depends on the type of business. If it's some genuinely deep technical space, the model would give an edge but even then I think luck would be a significant factor. In…
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Comment #49092943
What are your thoughts on Hubble?
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Comment #49050814
this is just crowd sourced data? Looks vibe coded. And immediately asking for donations for a short Claude job, pretty sus?
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Comment #48994719
it's part of a webring of vibecoded slopsites
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Comment #48993470
the post seems to be link farming for the poster's startup that hosts the site
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Comment #48983522
AI-written blog post, basically link farming for the associated "Auditable workspaces for AI coding agent" product (that owns the git repo). I care because: It's not clear what a h…
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Comment #48795114
Can you elaborate on the project? Because I just see a vibe coded project with failing builds and no associated interesting development story or example applications.
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Comment #48713477
I’m also curious how OP came about this? No comments on the post, two comments on HN, most history are submissions that are almost all [dead]
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Comment #48713464
The Google matches for this name are inconsistent and suspicious. Did the LLM just pick a random name?
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Comment #48666744
It seems like AI is really hurting the people who don't have a hoard of experience - the juniors and early mid-level tech people. The incumbents with experience are doing amazing. …
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Comment #48574448
> Plain headless Chromium is easy to detect by websites with anti-bot measures. Plain headless Chromium avoided getting blocked by websites only 2% of the time, according to our st…
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Comment #48560724
How does this > If this source [0] is true then 65% of audiobooks (in 2022) were non-fiction. Likewise that the audiobook industry has grown by nearly 3x since a2022. Lead to > by …
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Comment #48510778
I can’t even figure out what to pick from the myriad of streaming services I have. How would I prompt an AI for dopamine fix?
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Comment #48456519
> Why would I pay for services that will be enshiftified when I can build an app that does exactly what I want in an afternoon. When we talk about “the market”, the customer base, …
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Comment #48129459
Right after WW2, trust was way higher. There was a belief in common good and progress and all that.
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Comment #48081083
Can you share what some of those apps are?
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Comment #48028211
> using it all day (say 8h) costs between 0.7 and about 14 kg of CO2 in the US, How do you get to this range? That's quite a spread. When I last ran the math, my daily usage (effic…
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Comment #47931092
“The community” - which community? Where? This is a brand new website, there’s next to no online presence for the name (all seemingly unrelated). It reads like using LLMs to fake s…
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Comment #47741141
The problem with billionaires is they have a vastly disproportionate voice in the political system, which leads to ineffective politicians and policies not aligned with a thriving …
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Comment #47740966
The top 1% own 31% and the top 10% own 68% of household wealth. The group you’re talking about, 70-95 percentile, are often people that just own a house near a big city or a farm/s…
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Comment #47740592
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Comment #47617044
That’s so conspiratorial. They could just stream with a slightly delay to interrupt the feed on disaster. I think it’s way more likely they just didn’t have a good broadcasting tea…
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Comment #47550730
What is this submission?? It's linking a closed issue, with a fairly incendiary title off of one sentence by a now-deleted Github user. How did you even find that?
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Comment #47031812
This blog post doesn't say anything about your experience. How well does the resulting code perform? What are the trade-offs/limitations/benefits compared to SQLite? What problems …