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Comment #48629096
Care to share more about your pi setup? I've recently started using it (after long-time Claude Code work) and was wondering how you'd achieve these long-running tasks. Do you allow…
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Comment #48446412
Also interested.
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Comment #48191912
This is very cool, congratulations!
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Comment #48133265
This could probably be solved with a better keyboard
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Comment #48133261
Could you share a bit more about this?
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Comment #46986086
I've been doing this more and more over the past year, but I just write on plain white paper and throw it away after the stack on my desk gets too big. Like the author, I don't see…
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Comment #46767314
I work in Python as well and find Claude quite poor at writing proper tests, might be using it wrong. Just last week, I asked Opus to create a small integration test (with pre-exis…
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Comment #46587689
I resonate with the phrase: "You never learn to ask good questions"
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Comment #45744458
I think there's an unfinished journey whenever I hear such a story. Like someone who learns just enough about music that they "feel like" Bach is better than Taylor Swift, but then…
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Comment #44657450
unexpected AI W. Congratulations on the new job!
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Comment #44590884
> The "hey if you squint this thing it looks like religion for the non-religious" perspective is just one I've heard countless times To be fair, we shouldn't bundle Augustine and T…
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Comment #44590808
What makes an artificial mind greater than ours? Do you assume that someone will stumble into creating a person, but with unlimited memory and computational power? Otherwise, if we…
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Comment #44590764
I mean, it all depends on how one defines "high quality context".
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Comment #44590732
This never occurred to me, but it is a brilliant take.
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Comment #44308706
can you say more? how do you do it?
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Comment #44308169
Or learning to actually code. I can't see why I would ever learn to use these kinds of tools. As a developer, I can just make it myself. Now with LLMs, if it's very simple and boun…
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Comment #44255624
Saw Rich Hickey say this, that it is a known fact that tested code never has bugs. On a more serious note: how could anyone possibly ever write meaningful tests without a deep unde…
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Comment #44255613
Yes, this is what I'm fearing as well. That we will end up just trying to review code, writing tests and some kind of specifications in natural language (which is very imprecise) H…
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Comment #44239656
In writing the code that is supposed to implement my idea, I find that my idea has many flaws. Sending that idea to an LLM (in absence of AGI) seems like a great way to find out ab…
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Comment #44237466
I never used Telegram, but was under the impression that it's similar to Signal. However, Pavel Durov recently tried to meddle in the Romanian elections process[0] in a very bizarr…
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Comment #44236168
I just cmd + shift + p -> disable Cursor tab -> enter Sure, you could just add a shortcut too. After a while, it turns into a habit.