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198karma·68submissions·November 22, 2023
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Text is ai slop, cleverly disguised by using an unstyled website
14 pts
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Because they don’t exercise, have a terrible diet, lack of socialization, and no family to speak of
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The article itself is AI slop.
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GPT-4o, which is what that article is most likely about, was an older low param count slop model which was known for abusing emojis and sycophancy. It does not really have any relevance to latest clau…
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Consumers don't use claude. they use free slop models. claude token usage is something like 98% professional users using it for work
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Hey you. Touch grass. Go outside. If a minor downtime of a developer tool triggers you, it means you likely have heavy anxiety. Don’t worry about it and calm down. Anthropic has massive capability iss…
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And the worst is the cycle: 1. There is incorrect information on wikipedia. 2. Legacy news publishes an article, using wikipedia as source (of course). 3. Now the incorrect information is essentially …
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It’s a shame :( There’s a lot of blatantly incorrect information on wikipedia, and i’ve had multiple wikipedia edits reverted due to ’bad sources’
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Yep in my experience the weakest engs in my org are the ones still using Cursor. not a good outlook IMO
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Very easy. Just have a monorepo and enforce the use of a single language. The company I work in has 1m lines of TS and stripe has 50x our headcount, tracks out pretty well
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Yes this has been my experience as well. It's crazy the crazed anti-AI people yelling with foam with their mouth that it's useless, meanwhile Claude for me at work oneshots complex bugs in a…
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I'm a terrible cook, but just by using Claude as a tutor I've managed to make 5 different recipes in a row and they all tasted fantastic, restaurant quality.
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I personally know multiple completely clueless people who are ”founders building AI startup” on linkedin despite having zero business skills, zero technical skills, generally low IQ people, just tryin…
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And how much of this is due to the sloppers/grifters/conmen who hopped on to the AI train (same thing which happened to crypto?) I feel like that is what the hate needs to be directed toward…
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This is written entirely by claude right? I can tell just by the comments in the source code. Weird how HN upvotes projects like these but seemed to hate the Bun Rust swap done with Claude.
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They are for large corps with bureaucracy, big spend on anthropic is difficult to get approved but microsoft services get greenlit instantly
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iOS is something of a ship of Theseus I believe, all the code has already been rewritten over the years, only the core architecture itself is unchanged from the 90s but with a modernized codebase
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It's great. Also doesn't seem to have any "slop" standard look, the images it produces are quite diverse. I would imagine this will hit illustrators / graphics designers /…
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All 3 of the big OSes have extreme amounts of business critical code from the 90s and 80s. Code that is complete spaghetti, with no automated tests, no peer reviews, no changes for decades, and writte…
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I bet it must feel good for the macOS engineers to remove the intel support. Probably much easier to do development for the OS as well
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"Built this after realizing I was spending ~$1400/week on Claude Code with almost no visibility into what was actually consuming tokens." holy slop. the $200/month plan has NEVER h…
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All LLMs also effectively work by ”larping” a role. You steer it towards larping a caveman and well.. let’s just say they weren’t known for their high iq
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You are not the target audience :)
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Most likely: actually using the geolocation is an extremely niche usecase for images uploaded from mobile browsers. I’d wager 99.9% of the users didn’t realize that they are effectively sending their …
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"global warming is not real because it's really cold today"
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Hardware has always gotten cheaper every year, and always will. You will be able to run Opus 4.6 tier models locally with junkyard hardware in 2035.