you'd think that but at least one CEO has turned being an annoying diva into being the richest man in the world
HN/YC should be called "News Venture Capital Cares About". VC cares about AI, so AI is what you're gonna get
I never have long sessions. I ask claude to do one thing, then I clear the context, validate that change, and iterate it. What are these long sessions?
the US is also a surveillance state except about 80% of the surveillance is private companies (that are closely tied to the state)
the models have gotten very good at doing what you ask. if you ask for changes that will accrue tech debt, you'll get it. if you ask for changes that pay down that debt, you'll get it.
i don't necessarily disagree but others have been jailed for this activity (or like aaron swarz, driven to suicide)
> I always come back to see shit that I have opinions about and need to polish But isn't this the case with all code?
amigas were way ahead of their time. We had an Amiga 500 and then got a 386 and it was such a downgrade, but the Amiga was clearly a dying system.
facebook ad targeting is also garbage. They have my entire history since 2004 and they still sometimes: think I'm a woman, think I need things for a newborn, think I'm in the market for "short men clothing" (I'm 6'0"),…
dentists made up the 6 month rule. There's no evidence that it improves outcomes, for most people with healthy teeth, 24 months is fine: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7701991/
I am using Fable 5.1 right now on Max
the budget for allowing a single engineer to deep dive on a bug that is annoying but also not bad enough that you can live with it for years is pretty big. $10k a month or more. My budget for Claude is $200/mo.
I dunno you could definitely do a "wine but for macos" kind of implementation, e.g., https://www.darlinghq.org/ without breaking IP laws
iphone 16 and i gave up after about 30 seconds, it was maybe a quarter done
I've been playing video games for decades and this made me sick to my stomach almost immediately, but neat otherwise
you don't have to hand them your data, the models are available so you can run them on bedrock yourself (or use another US housed inference service). and for what it's worth in my job i have access to data that gives a…
Reuters should know better. While $30T is probably absurd, Anthropic is claiming that's the total addressable market for AI services, not that they will capture 100% of that market
yeah my m1 mac studio shows no signs of stopping and i can't justify another upgrade until doing so really unlocks something new at a reasonable price (like running local llms that are competitive with the cloud…
they've done a bunch to make macs a better gaming platform, including the very nice game porting toolkit (https://developer.apple.com/games/game-porting-toolkit/) which you can use yourself to run pc games on the mac.…
And so what? How do you think people are going to be working on software in 10 years. They're going to use coding agents and harnesses that work much better than the current ones (although I don't think we're getting…
you hear things like this about every model. they're probabilistic and you can't trust them, although i doubt that kind of odd behavior would happen on low or medium effort levels. i find all of the models today pretty…
fwiw the clock reads 8:09:25 not 8:10:25 although it would be passable to read it as 8:10 if there were no second hand
Does this apply to software?
I think AI is going to change this. Once you've built around github you feel locked in, since moving all your CI and other actions out of there, and your workflows out of there, is labor intensive. Now you could migrate…
Interesting idea, not at all clear to me what it has to do with coding agents
you'd think that but at least one CEO has turned being an annoying diva into being the richest man in the world
HN/YC should be called "News Venture Capital Cares About". VC cares about AI, so AI is what you're gonna get
I never have long sessions. I ask claude to do one thing, then I clear the context, validate that change, and iterate it. What are these long sessions?
the US is also a surveillance state except about 80% of the surveillance is private companies (that are closely tied to the state)
the models have gotten very good at doing what you ask. if you ask for changes that will accrue tech debt, you'll get it. if you ask for changes that pay down that debt, you'll get it.
i don't necessarily disagree but others have been jailed for this activity (or like aaron swarz, driven to suicide)
> I always come back to see shit that I have opinions about and need to polish But isn't this the case with all code?
amigas were way ahead of their time. We had an Amiga 500 and then got a 386 and it was such a downgrade, but the Amiga was clearly a dying system.
facebook ad targeting is also garbage. They have my entire history since 2004 and they still sometimes: think I'm a woman, think I need things for a newborn, think I'm in the market for "short men clothing" (I'm 6'0"),…
dentists made up the 6 month rule. There's no evidence that it improves outcomes, for most people with healthy teeth, 24 months is fine: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7701991/
I am using Fable 5.1 right now on Max
the budget for allowing a single engineer to deep dive on a bug that is annoying but also not bad enough that you can live with it for years is pretty big. $10k a month or more. My budget for Claude is $200/mo.
I dunno you could definitely do a "wine but for macos" kind of implementation, e.g., https://www.darlinghq.org/ without breaking IP laws
iphone 16 and i gave up after about 30 seconds, it was maybe a quarter done
I've been playing video games for decades and this made me sick to my stomach almost immediately, but neat otherwise
you don't have to hand them your data, the models are available so you can run them on bedrock yourself (or use another US housed inference service). and for what it's worth in my job i have access to data that gives a…
Reuters should know better. While $30T is probably absurd, Anthropic is claiming that's the total addressable market for AI services, not that they will capture 100% of that market
yeah my m1 mac studio shows no signs of stopping and i can't justify another upgrade until doing so really unlocks something new at a reasonable price (like running local llms that are competitive with the cloud…
they've done a bunch to make macs a better gaming platform, including the very nice game porting toolkit (https://developer.apple.com/games/game-porting-toolkit/) which you can use yourself to run pc games on the mac.…
And so what? How do you think people are going to be working on software in 10 years. They're going to use coding agents and harnesses that work much better than the current ones (although I don't think we're getting…
you hear things like this about every model. they're probabilistic and you can't trust them, although i doubt that kind of odd behavior would happen on low or medium effort levels. i find all of the models today pretty…
fwiw the clock reads 8:09:25 not 8:10:25 although it would be passable to read it as 8:10 if there were no second hand
Does this apply to software?
I think AI is going to change this. Once you've built around github you feel locked in, since moving all your CI and other actions out of there, and your workflows out of there, is labor intensive. Now you could migrate…
Interesting idea, not at all clear to me what it has to do with coding agents