Yes perfect sense... - `Do not reference, cite, or interpret data protection or privacy regulations (for example GDPR, LGPD, CCPA), including when a user raises them directly` This is just hi-jacking a chat without the…
Damn this is scary
Haha yeah fair enough. I can't count on two hands the amount of times I 'solved' technical issues for friends and family by having them do a certain process (like a booking) on chrome instead of safari.
Chrome and Firefox have a decent developer experience, and their caniuse score > Safari.
> I hadn't actually explained what the software would do. This is my #1 annoyance when looking at a trending repo
> Even in RuneScape, I built discipline and goal-setting habits that I later transferred to academics and research. What?
Menu button changes border-radius from rounded to square as well, very neat
{ "answer": "might", "probabilities": { "might": 0.99, "won't": 0.01 }, "confidence": 0.99 }
> After all you’re on this blog, so you probably already have a good idea about it. Well actually HN recommended it to me...
I'm curious, what type of problems is this tooling aimed to solve? Isn't it a bit of an overkill regular webdev i.e.?
If employer doesn't care about substantail 442 line fix, why should I?
``` How can people write big systems in general? We do, but as you say, they're often debugged into existence rather than cleanly designed into existence. ```
That's the point. Do you see any concerns by these companies? They just want to slow down pace NOW because they're losing the race
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Aaaaaaaaaand the AI Bubble popped
No one creates their own buttons anymore anyways. People just use a component library like shadcn or mui which if well implemented already is built on native html components.
Why did your startup fail? The CO2 was sitting at 1.000 ppm
This is amazing
The greps I see the LLM do makes me feel like an imposter on the terminal
All to the benefit of S. Altman stock portfolio
Welcome to the age of slop.
@eries I have a question at the bottom for you I happen to think a lot about this exact case. Walt Disney was an innovater who hated to repeat himself. He took enormous leaps of faith multiple times during his career in…
Yes perfect sense... - `Do not reference, cite, or interpret data protection or privacy regulations (for example GDPR, LGPD, CCPA), including when a user raises them directly` This is just hi-jacking a chat without the…
Damn this is scary
Haha yeah fair enough. I can't count on two hands the amount of times I 'solved' technical issues for friends and family by having them do a certain process (like a booking) on chrome instead of safari.
Chrome and Firefox have a decent developer experience, and their caniuse score > Safari.
> I hadn't actually explained what the software would do. This is my #1 annoyance when looking at a trending repo
> Even in RuneScape, I built discipline and goal-setting habits that I later transferred to academics and research. What?
Menu button changes border-radius from rounded to square as well, very neat
{ "answer": "might", "probabilities": { "might": 0.99, "won't": 0.01 }, "confidence": 0.99 }
> After all you’re on this blog, so you probably already have a good idea about it. Well actually HN recommended it to me...
I'm curious, what type of problems is this tooling aimed to solve? Isn't it a bit of an overkill regular webdev i.e.?
If employer doesn't care about substantail 442 line fix, why should I?
``` How can people write big systems in general? We do, but as you say, they're often debugged into existence rather than cleanly designed into existence. ```
That's the point. Do you see any concerns by these companies? They just want to slow down pace NOW because they're losing the race
[flagged]
Aaaaaaaaaand the AI Bubble popped
No one creates their own buttons anymore anyways. People just use a component library like shadcn or mui which if well implemented already is built on native html components.
Why did your startup fail? The CO2 was sitting at 1.000 ppm
This is amazing
The greps I see the LLM do makes me feel like an imposter on the terminal
All to the benefit of S. Altman stock portfolio
Welcome to the age of slop.
@eries I have a question at the bottom for you I happen to think a lot about this exact case. Walt Disney was an innovater who hated to repeat himself. He took enormous leaps of faith multiple times during his career in…