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That's an amazing quote LMAO

Wow.

GOOD

I love using Claude but Fable's unusable wrt useful work like cryptography, biology, &c.

Kneecapping my productivity when I pay $100/month is annoying af.

Ah interesting! New bug for me to fix, thanks!

Worthwhile work, to me. I’m gonna listen to this music until I perish, might as well fix what’s bothering me.

This is the most polite diss I've ever read

This is perfect for gaming sites like Splatoon and Roblox.

First time I've ever seen something like this. Fascinating.

I recently learned that the CEO of the holding company that owns my employer made several hundred million dollars last year...while my coworkers and I are told to stop asking for raises (I've had approximately ONE since 2020 and the cost of living has never stopped increasing).

Pain.

I’ll check it out!

Why not respond to OP? I don’t care enough for a debate.

I also had to deal with a concerted effort by an ex-employer to downvote all of my questions for several months.

I’m not shedding tears over SO. It had a good run.

I say this every time the topic of SO/AI comes up.

LLMs took off for me when I realized I didn't have to be an expert to ask questions and get a non-patronizing response.

There was a time when I asked something along the lines of, "How do you get your own protocol like http://?" and was told to take my question to another StackExchange site. This happened several more times (along with dismissive responses and votes to close my question) before I gave up.

What the hell, this is my own blog and I got the link wrong.

EDIT: How do we tag mods to change the link? @dang?

I just want an Oxide server at home for sub $1000. Or this, whichever's cheaper.

Moore's Law or something. Were you alive in 2005? The Nintendo DS getting the Opera browser was a big deal. THAT 2005 with today's LLMs? Hilarious.

I agree (with caveats and not as strongly), but claiming no utility is a bit much.

I wrote this out of frustration when interviewing with Hashicorp (7 interview gauntlet) and getting ghosted. A friend of mine just went through a similar situation recently and wow, how is this still relevant?

Which is exactly how my desk looks. I keep wanting to tidy it up but meh.

Ironic, considering why Lobsters exists in the first place.

The SV attitude isn't there but there's active assholes who wield their moderation weirdly. I deactivated my account before deactivations were added to the logs and I don't remember what made me quit. I've largely avoided Lobsters since.

I joined their IRC channel last week and it's been rather chill.

I do like the invite-only nature of the site though, keeps quality high...while making some folks tyrannical.

I wish something like Recurse existed in Cupertino, I've always admired the program. Congrats on this milestone, most HN alumni don't make it past a decade.

Beautiful. Using LLMs to create perfect tools for yourself is my favorite thing about them.

No dependencies and better performance? Fantastic.

I was hoping for some relation to poolside.fm but alas. This looks cool though.

Thanks!

The author didn't "go out of his way to blame shitty SF." At least, that's not what I (and seemingly most other people) got from it.

He's speaking to the AGI nuts who are convinced humans are going the way of the dodo because of AI and that kind of hype only really works in SF (and SF-pilled areas).

False equivalency

Super stupid actions by these ex-employees LMAO

These people think OpenAI can/will protect them?

LMAO incredible

Hear hear!

I just set Helium as my default browser yesterday after dual-wielding it with Arc. Never thought I'd move on from Arc but here we are.

The speed-up improvements are incredible, can't wait for this to rollout to Deno. Everything I build uses TypeScript so I'm excited to see just how quick my apps compile.