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satvikpendem
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Comment #49224024
> Not every piece of writing has to be delicately crafted to the sensibilities of The Hacker News Reader. Actually it should. See, I can say the same thing too.
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Comment #49223972
Models in general have gotten better, not specifically Claude, is what they mean; 4 years ago was when ChatGPT without any Anthropic was released.
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Comment #49223946
Load bearing, huh? I see you're becoming Claude himself.
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Comment #49223936
Google already has AI overviews which I use instead of polluting my ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini chats.
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Comment #49223921
I was looking for this and to even build something like this in order to have a pure Rust stack for my backend, as well as embed local inference on edge like on mobile, but llama.c…
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Comment #49222994
It has actually, FSD is very good and the latest iteration is end to end now for many trips.
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Comment #49222989
This is goal post moving; partially built still means built.
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Comment #49222962
Can you unformat this, it's quite annoying to read on mobile
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Comment #49220380
They're hired by Dioxus already to work on Blitz if I'm not mistaken.
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Comment #49208602
Meanwhile China is becoming entirely energy independent and electrifying their economy. I don't understand how the US doesn't see that they won't be top dog forever especially in t…
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Comment #49202960
Eh I don't know, I care whether it gets the job done and I can see the difference when I review the code, not how well it needs to explain the code to me, I can just read it myself…
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Comment #49202029
Oh the horror of making 500k working at a large company of Google. Seriously, I wonder if tech workers really even understand how lucky they are being able to sit at a desk instead…
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Comment #49201999
Actually it is, because you can make money in the US and then retire in Europe or wherever else you want and live like a king, as many people I know have done.
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Comment #49201979
Then why are these labs actively hiring engineers?
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Comment #49201935
Mediocre is good enough, that's what it means.
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Comment #49199604
Then it should be a bit better specified as it doesn't work well over text.
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Comment #49198967
https://github.com/zimengxiong/tinytouch spoofs as a card reader but won't work with Apple Pay and the like.
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Comment #49196478
HN hasn't been an indie hackers community in years, if not a decade, so I doubt any is actually seeing this thread.
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Comment #49196453
In what form are you using Claude? In Claude Code in their desktop app, you can enable thinking via the transcript drop-down, and while it's not the exact thinking the model does a…
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Comment #49195856
If it's open source then they already have your code.
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Comment #49195815
We did in fact have to wait years for them to be accepted, such as photography in the art world, as I said I suggest you read up more heavily on their history. I brought up AI girl…
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Comment #49184695
That they believe in the PR is itself PR, they're paid to be spokespeople as well as researchers.
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Comment #49180722
The AI researchers are not the ones making the marketing, much less believing in it.
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Comment #49179707
Good rules but Rust already has AI code in its codebase now.