> ... and it names the law that gives you that right ... Stopped reading after that.
Recently vibe coded this https://www.rominabox.app/ and also loved Tauri for the "builder" part of it! What a pleasure to work with. Granted, it's very simple, but I felt it was a breeze.
I learned MIPS assembly and there were brief references to x86 assembly, and I know most of my friends would do fine with assembly, but, alas, most engineers I've known barely even know what memory management is, so…
*Many* devs would be completely incapable of learning assembly. Heck, many would be unable to learn C. Likewise, *many* vibecoders would absolutely fail to adapt, and some would adapt, with this being their first…
Sure, many do and fail. I wonder why?
I am starting to believe this as well. But I'm not mad that we can reverse engineer stuff. In fact, I love it. A friend recently shared that it feels illegal, but I find it to be a dream. The teenager in me who loved…
Hard disagree. At least for now, there is a world of difference between the product that comes out of a good product builder with Cc/codex and that which comes out of a mediocre one. And obviously a good software…
This is something I keep asking about myself: why am I not scared for my job? Do I really believe I'll just manage to survive? Maybe I do?... I can't honestly say so, though. Yet, I can say I am so excited for the…
One might also notice that the internet did come to dominate our modern world, in spite of the dot com crash. A crash does not equate the end of these tools. I really cannot wrap my mind around the idea that LLMs will…
This is something that genuinely baffles me. Some people I know also seem to believe this? Like all the AI providers are going to go bankrupt and we'll just go back to what there was before? Do they not realize that…
I agree a lot with this part > What scares me most is how they allow people who don't fully know what they're doing to deploy software, especially corporate software. Which is why I also think some people get such…
To each their own, I guess. (I will say, though, the people around me I mentioned getting immense benefits from AI outside of tech are most definitely not addicted to it)
Regardless of the answer (which I don't claim to actually know, but I'll bite), I've heard a related question as well: "Well, all you did was vibe-code it, anyone can do that!" To which the obvious answer is often: then…
Been working for a little over 10 years, but coding for double that time. Building things with LLMs is the closest I can get (perhaps even surpass?) the feeling I had as a kid, learning to code. I feel rather sad that…
In research paper form.
I've been working on a personal alternative harness to Claude Code and a very very small part of it was doing precisely this :) The project has been loads of fun. To be fair: I support sandboxing and microVMs. I'm…
I watched the full video and, as with the previous talk, absolutely loved it. I hope Scott keeps spreading the good word and inspiring others to take different perspectives
The thing is that this thing is constantly compacting.... I get 1M context with Claude and ~256k with Astra. Even if the compaction loses much less information on OAI's side, it takes so long it's barely any use for…
You're right, it's probably quite unfair of me to say it eats lots of tokens when I am paying double for claude than codex and complaining about tokens. The rest still stands, though. But if I've learned anything is…
Astra is: - Unbearably slow - A token eating machine like no other - Constantly compacting - A model (like other GPT ones) that hides thinking traces and thinking summaries, which infuriates me I've been in the Claude…
I'm curious: what languages or frameworks is this in? The Django code that comes out of composer2.5, to me, was insulting. Grok definitely was a step up, especially because the fast option reaaally is fast so even if it…
I had the same sort of thing going on ahah. But I was convinced some hoje must have already done it and I decided I’d research when I got home (I’m out today). Didn’t expect it to reach hacker news so soon, though!!
How do you protect intellectual property? Or is this a case of the value being somewhere else, such as in your backend? If so, how does the agent debug frontend and backend? I presume it stops at frontend
It is the number 1 thing I cannot stand with Claude slop. It's a sort of anthropomorphization of language. Every "thing" does, produces, feels, wants, asks, answers, etc.... - "Launch is checked" - "Question is asked" -…
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> ... and it names the law that gives you that right ... Stopped reading after that.
Recently vibe coded this https://www.rominabox.app/ and also loved Tauri for the "builder" part of it! What a pleasure to work with. Granted, it's very simple, but I felt it was a breeze.
I learned MIPS assembly and there were brief references to x86 assembly, and I know most of my friends would do fine with assembly, but, alas, most engineers I've known barely even know what memory management is, so…
*Many* devs would be completely incapable of learning assembly. Heck, many would be unable to learn C. Likewise, *many* vibecoders would absolutely fail to adapt, and some would adapt, with this being their first…
Sure, many do and fail. I wonder why?
I am starting to believe this as well. But I'm not mad that we can reverse engineer stuff. In fact, I love it. A friend recently shared that it feels illegal, but I find it to be a dream. The teenager in me who loved…
Hard disagree. At least for now, there is a world of difference between the product that comes out of a good product builder with Cc/codex and that which comes out of a mediocre one. And obviously a good software…
This is something I keep asking about myself: why am I not scared for my job? Do I really believe I'll just manage to survive? Maybe I do?... I can't honestly say so, though. Yet, I can say I am so excited for the…
One might also notice that the internet did come to dominate our modern world, in spite of the dot com crash. A crash does not equate the end of these tools. I really cannot wrap my mind around the idea that LLMs will…
This is something that genuinely baffles me. Some people I know also seem to believe this? Like all the AI providers are going to go bankrupt and we'll just go back to what there was before? Do they not realize that…
I agree a lot with this part > What scares me most is how they allow people who don't fully know what they're doing to deploy software, especially corporate software. Which is why I also think some people get such…
To each their own, I guess. (I will say, though, the people around me I mentioned getting immense benefits from AI outside of tech are most definitely not addicted to it)
Regardless of the answer (which I don't claim to actually know, but I'll bite), I've heard a related question as well: "Well, all you did was vibe-code it, anyone can do that!" To which the obvious answer is often: then…
Been working for a little over 10 years, but coding for double that time. Building things with LLMs is the closest I can get (perhaps even surpass?) the feeling I had as a kid, learning to code. I feel rather sad that…
In research paper form.
I've been working on a personal alternative harness to Claude Code and a very very small part of it was doing precisely this :) The project has been loads of fun. To be fair: I support sandboxing and microVMs. I'm…
I watched the full video and, as with the previous talk, absolutely loved it. I hope Scott keeps spreading the good word and inspiring others to take different perspectives
The thing is that this thing is constantly compacting.... I get 1M context with Claude and ~256k with Astra. Even if the compaction loses much less information on OAI's side, it takes so long it's barely any use for…
You're right, it's probably quite unfair of me to say it eats lots of tokens when I am paying double for claude than codex and complaining about tokens. The rest still stands, though. But if I've learned anything is…
Astra is: - Unbearably slow - A token eating machine like no other - Constantly compacting - A model (like other GPT ones) that hides thinking traces and thinking summaries, which infuriates me I've been in the Claude…
I'm curious: what languages or frameworks is this in? The Django code that comes out of composer2.5, to me, was insulting. Grok definitely was a step up, especially because the fast option reaaally is fast so even if it…
I had the same sort of thing going on ahah. But I was convinced some hoje must have already done it and I decided I’d research when I got home (I’m out today). Didn’t expect it to reach hacker news so soon, though!!
How do you protect intellectual property? Or is this a case of the value being somewhere else, such as in your backend? If so, how does the agent debug frontend and backend? I presume it stops at frontend
It is the number 1 thing I cannot stand with Claude slop. It's a sort of anthropomorphization of language. Every "thing" does, produces, feels, wants, asks, answers, etc.... - "Launch is checked" - "Question is asked" -…
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