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I loved listening to him on TWiT and other shows/podcasts. RIP, what a legend.

Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where he hires a contractor to work on his kitchen and ends up with twice as many cabinets as he had before.

I saw nothing wrong with the number of cuts, seems very in line with other commercials like this. I would not have been able to tell this was made by ai had I not known it going into it.

How about the full 360 head turn in the first video. Nightmare fuel.

Try Trazadone. I've struggled with sleep my whole life and now, after 45 years, I can finally say I have the problem thoroughly licked.

This an inspirational comment, thanks for posting it! I love that more and more people are being enabled (or re-enabled in your case) as software developers thanks to ai.

It honestly baffles me how people can ask a question like this and get such a wide spectrum of answers in response. It's all so much based on vibes and anecdotal evidence. I've not really noticed much of a difference in capability since Opus 4.6 and I've used a ton of different models. They all work pretty damn well for me.

At this point building a memory tool for your ai agents is like a right of passage.

Ai is enabling millions of people to create actually valuable things they didn't have a chance in hell creating just a few years ago. And of course there's a an entire legion of self righteous tech elitists who want nothing more than this insanely enabling technology to be stigmatized along with anyone who dares use it.

Yeah, and that time we sacrificed nearly 1 million of our own citizens to end slavery.

HN has a higher proportion of AI promoters than AI skeptics

You're be using a different HN than me, or you and I only pay attention to one side or the other.

And it looks fantastic.

Do you just.. never swear?

Yeah, I find the back and forth with Claude is often better than trying to front load everything in a massive and detailed prompt.

Proper hooks prevent this from happening

I think it might be because people like to own and drive cars.

I get the joke, and I do appreciate it. I shouldn't have been so flippant in my comment, I was more just pushing back on people who disparage others for using ai to create websites.

It could be the best written, most informative article they've ever read, but anti-ai folks would dismiss it as slop the moment someone told them it was written by ai.

This is very reminiscent of the "everyone's a Russian bot" era of social media, where everyone would just lob that accusation at people without any real proof.

I dunno man, the slot machine pays out like 99% of the time for me.

Yawn. This is just bootstrap all over again. So what if people who don't have design skills can now create pleasant looking websites?

That was never going to happen overnight, if at all.

Very easy to say that in hindsight.

It's possible to be a great parent who does "parent much" while also having your own hobbies and life.

It's easily one of the most intuitive and straightforward kiosks out there today and you don't have to wait for one of the cashiers to notice you nor worry about them punching in your order incorrectly.

Looks like they removed the option to "listen to article". I wonder why.

It's not back.

The range of motion seems very limited. These dummies need to take a yoga class or two.

Isn't that because of the context window size?

Ai has been the best learning tool I have every used and it's not even close. I've learned more in the past year than I have in the past 5.

Would you tolerate a fascist country in your back yard?