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rglover
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About rglover
Working on:
Fortivibe (https://fortivibe.com) - Expert audits for vibe coded apps.
Lattice Engineering (https://lattice.engineering) - Stewarding software for a small number of companies.
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Writing: https://graybearding.bearblog.dev/
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@graybearding
Email: me@ryanglover.net (say hello some time)
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“We seem intent on descent into intense, high-tech barbarism.” — Dee Hock
"I'm getting sick and tired of people telling me to 'step right up.'" - Marge Simpson
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Comment #49246394
I'm about as good at math as I am convincing my wife I'm god's gift to women.
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Comment #49242656
It's okay to have extreme beliefs right up to the point of action. Extremists IME are impossible to negotiate with past a certain point. Once they're convinced their idea(s) are ri…
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Comment #49211722
All of my boxes are cheap VPS. Highly recommend people throw Cloudflare in front of their stuff. I switched all of my load balancers over to there and all of that bot crap went awa…
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Comment #49190865
As far as I understand, the real motivation was to catch him for a warrant but using the presumption (false until proven with evidence beyond his car traveling between states) of h…
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Comment #49189871
I don't think I've laughed quite as hard as I did the first time I heard Carl's Jr., fuck you, I'm eating.
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Comment #49189780
A reply to another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49189750
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Comment #49189750
The pretext is that his travel to another state was assumed to be to buy weed. They appear to be relying on his existing warrant and criminal record to justify having used Flock da…
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Comment #49181532
Same experience for me. I routinely have to say "no, use the tool" or "no, read your skills." More frustrating than anything but I've definitely noticed models [1] struggling to gr…
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Comment #49177309
FWIW, I switched to K3 last week and only went back (begrudgingly) to Opus when I hit a rate limit. First open model I haven't had the itch to leave on the shelf. It works as well …
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Comment #49168049
> You shouldn't be required to tell an information retrieval tool to actually retrieve information rather than making it up! And therein lies the problem: perception. LLMs are trea…
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Comment #49160696
> I don't know how to square this circle. There are a lot of great dev tools made by people for free for the love of the game. But even those people need to eat. You really don't. …
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Comment #49154610
I think we're going to see a sort of "intelligence caste" form. People who overuse AI and atrophy their brain's ability to think will be on the bottom, while the inverse of those p…
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Comment #49128613
> Ultimately it's about skin in the game. Do you care about what you're building or not? Show me, don't tell me. Bingo. Thanks for reading and responding!
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Comment #49128596
Thanks for sharing this, Bart :) Agree that it's about looking at this stuff less-so adversarially and more as a companion that needs the occasional nudge back onto the right path.…
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Comment #49128517
> Its not clear that your subjective view of slop is reason enough for the world to slow down on AI rollout and I'm glad I don't live in a world that doesn't necessitate slowing do…
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Comment #49125428
You're right and I'd argue that the approach I'm suggesting in this post gets your delivery schedule more aligned with weeks/months than with quarters/years. What we have now produ…
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Comment #49122765
I'm the author. If you do go fast and don't deprive your customers of your product but the product breaks and doesn't deliver its intended value, is that a better tradeoff? Re: AI …
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Comment #49122615
Author here. This is the correct interpretation of what I was getting at.
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Comment #49122603
I'm the author. Deadlines are artificial constraints (typically, some deadlines are unshakable—eg "we have to launch the payload when conditions are clear") that, imo, distract fro…
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Comment #49118765
Author, here. Thanks for sharing this!
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