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Comment #49225740
Different posts on HN can attract different audiences.
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Comment #49158791
> MirrorCode only covers programs with plain-text output. MirrorCode does not test AI abilities in software that is inherently visual It’s an interesting eval but this is a distinc…
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Comment #49149955
Counterpoint: stretching fonts is commonly regarded as a typographic sin, and a condensed form of Georgia exists: https://carterandcone.com/font/georgia/
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Comment #49143225
Fable was not convinced: https://claude.ai/share/1597e697-0638-488a-971d-e17872943137
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Comment #49143135
Get help.
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Comment #49143028
A lot of people who know mathematics say Nielsen’s paper is riddled with errors. I regret sharing it here. > Undergrad who hasn’t passed his first semester yet Not sure what you’re…
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Comment #49142847
Thanks — sorry for spreading nonsense.
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Comment #49137807
> We have seen many projects that adopted AI under corporate pressure circle the drain. Which? > Often the corporations themselves backpedaled after some months. Which
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Comment #49123955
Yes. But you’ll spend more in tokens than you’ll get back from prize money.
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Comment #49078052
Yeah you’ll never catch me drinking a Guinness while standing on my head at a company event. Mostly due to a total lack of coordination.
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Comment #49068676
A major rewrite in another language is also unusual for this project. It took TypeScript a year to go from announcing tsgo to releasing TypeScript 7.0. That work was done in parall…
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Comment #49068426
Maybe they will! Are you expecting them to live-tweet their work or something?
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Comment #49068286
This post doesn’t make sense. It was rewritten in Rust. The rewrite itself is complete (no more Zig). Various people have claimed that Bun in Zig had a lot of tech debt. If they’re…
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Comment #49062008
Lovely to hear the choir rehearsing a psalm sung in the longstanding Anglican choral tradition (Psalm 91 to a tune by H. Walford Davies). Having spent a lot of time in those sorts …
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Comment #48998287
Totally get that for code! But there are orgs where non-code things are compartmentalised — maybe for leak reasons — that still want to employees to make use of agents.
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Comment #48996051
[I work for Slack, opinions very much my own] Having agents see everything you and your colleagues see is cool. The challenge comes when you want to make certain things private to …
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Comment #48975641
FWIW, LLMs make this 95% less of a problem. It’s possible to create read-only viewers for Word, Excel & PowerPoint files that are more-or-less pixel accurate on 99% of files, so lo…
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Comment #48966927
The language an application is authored in does not matter to me, as a user. I care that it is widely-used (safety in numbers), that it works, and that it is fast. It's cool that t…
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Comment #48941353
Alex Karp says a lot of things
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Comment #48807455
15+YOE. Fable 5 is well above the level of Opus. I have used it alongside Opus for a range of hard problems, including porting a large static analysis tool to Rust, building variou…
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Comment #48738562
> That PAC doesn't look like they are ideologically oriented, they just care about whether a candidate is pro crypto or not Surely the more disturbing thing is that they're spendin…