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> LLMs aren’t lazy. They don’t cut corners because a simpler solution feels good enough. If they know how to solve something thoroughly, they will. This is a severe misunderstandin…

I'm more interested in the business impact of this So you spend billions of dollars training the model, only for it to be used in the US. Then interesting to see where most of anth…

Super appreciate you replying to my comment. I think I understand where you're coming from now. What confused me is that the post is written in a way that it seemed like what Fable…

> How can a LLM be assigned an emotion as being "proactive" I can't edit my post, this is wrong. "Proactive" is defined as a behaviour instead of an emotion. Thanks to everyone poi…

How can a LLM be assigned an emotion as being "proactive". This is highly misleading to anyone that scans just the headlines. What actually happened is that the user started a prom…

For me it depends on who you listen to If you're following a bunch of people who are from LLM labs, you're going to be more incentivised to tokenmaxx because it's in the Lab's best…

it's a net positive for robinhood, not the trader necessarily

Product market fit and profitability are two different things. Arguably product market fit was fond last November already. I don't think agents were the turning point that caused t…

So the article doesn't mention how the individual should prepare, but rather that government should prepare. Are individuals just that powerless against these perceived outcomes wi…

Why would you replace an existing codebase like this instead of forking the repo instead and then making the changes?

Why is there only a fine and not also the seizure/forfeiture of the stolen property and the derivative works/products built on it? Like the fine means nothing to meta, and they'll …

There's probably a few things to consider * How much CPU/token usage does openclaw users use in general? Similarly, how much does high volume openclaw users use vs "normal" claude …

> When I went through tough breakups? I lost myself in open source... on GitHub. During college at 4 AM when everyone is passed out? Let me get one commit in. During my honeymoon w…

It looks like it's this person's fault? * you can't blame ai if your production token is on the same machine as the staging/ development environment? * you can't blame ai if you di…

Once I wrote the perfect piece of software. It was so perfect that there was literally no bugs for months. How could this have happened? Well, the code was shipped but no customer …

I find HN to be a bad resource to ask for learning resources. I previously asked for help in learning how claude works but no responses. Maybe one pointer for others is that people…

The headline seems to be flashy indeed, but ai didn't really solve this imo. They just seemed to fix their technology choices and got the benefits. There's existing golang versions…

I think Sora was technically impressive as a concept. The way it was managed as a product wasn't good. There didn't seem to be any marketing for it. Like I can't even remember an a…

I would add that getting customers, especially paid customers for your app is not easily solved with ai too. Only a few get lucky with funding, only a few have a profitable busines…

It's very interesting to see the opinions in the answers vs the off site opinions. On the site itself, the opinion seems to be that stackoverflow is not dead and it's okay if there…

> In the last 60 days I have written over 600,000 lines of production code — 35% tests — and I am doing 10,000 to 20,000 usable lines of code per day as a part-time part of my day …

I think the advice is good but maybe the title could be improved. > But for Engineer A’s work, there’s almost nothing to say. “Implemented feature X.” Three words. To me, this is t…

>If you are a senior engineer, the bottom line is that I wouldn’t recommend the jump to management right now. I would wait a couple of years to see how things will look like. > BUT…

I've been using claude for a while, but I'm interested in learning how it all works. * How does the terminal work as an app? * How does claude code know to spawn different agents? …

> OpenClaw has nearly half a million lines of code, 53 config files, and over 70 dependencies. This breaks the basic premise of open source security. Chromium has 35+ million lines…