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sounds like the best way to miss critical security upgrades

literally every single startup in the past year is helped by these. Of course you haven't heard of them, they're year-old startups

not at all, it's just not a "claude model". All these companies add their own prompts hints on top. it's a totally different experience. Trying using kiro which is also a "claude model" and tell me it's the same

yes, because meta has no incentive to act like there's no bubble

how exactly? you expect the average joe to have a better technical understanding, and more importantly ability to learn, than a judge? that is bizarre to me

(as long as the campers are considerate) it's also low cost. even prime location starbucks have large lull periods through the day, prime for campers, even though only spending $5-10.

when people feel entitled to take up 2 spaces for hours while families roam for seats is when it's too far

agreed. It's on-brand for Tesla, but still looks more like a PR stunt than reality

Would they really put "comply with cease & desist to reactivate" on the screen?

so 96% availability = "survived" now?

but interesting write-up. If I were a consumer of OpenFreeMap, I would be concerned that such an availability drop was only detected by user reports

But also, AI progress is non-linear. We're more likely to have an AI winter than AGI

Why does it go against your morality? Sounds like a totally rational business decision, only affecting a sub-par partner

Totally agree with the off-shore component of this. I'm already going to have to break a task down into clear detail and resolve any anticipated blocker myself upfront to avoid multi-timezone multi-day back and forth.

Now that I'm practiced at that, the off-shored part is no longer valuable

is this just powernap?

as in `sudo pmset -a powernap 0`?

I'd rather not install an entire desktop app if that's all he's doing

Not in development and maintenance dollars it's not

Since when is the constraint "how many times can I run this thing"?

What about just using PWABuilder? Sure maybe it's not as nice an experience as a native app, but the savings on costs and time with having 1 product mean you can do way more innovation elsewhere

sounds like my CEO. "we don't need engineers, we have ai"

now who runs the AI?

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first impressions:

1. autopilot should be off by default. this is the norm for claude code and cline (plan mode)

2. my sidebar is on the right. that was imported correctly from vs code, but the kiro window is still on the left. why can't it be on the same side as my sidebar like a usual extension (e.g. cline)?

3. the textbox is super busy. for some reason the "Hold Shift to drop image" is stuck there

> Spying on your users does not give better feedback than simply asking your users

If that's true, there are many companies paying thousands -hundreds of thousands unnecessarily. Why are they choosing to throw away their money?

"not breaking things they like" is a very low bar for building a great product

To be honest building things this way seems like such a competitive disadvantage I don't see how it could ever work at scale. Certainly all the big players are using them. If we shake our heads at the little players doing the same, we're just going to widen the moat

how do you build a product without analytics? how do you measure the success and failure of every change?

It's the email/username harvesting that you mean right? Or do people also have something against anonymised product analytics?

> The main issue here is you can’t acquire expertise by using llm to code for you.

Agreed, but I wish I had it as a teacher while learning. The amount of help my interns need from me has reduced by at least 50%, and what remains is the non-trivial stuff which is completely worth my time to coach and mentor them

Like in sports, how before every drug test the athlete is given a heads-up right?

Or is perhaps the chance of a random test at any moment more of a deterrent?

i totally agree on the problem, ex-colleages can be one of the best datasources for predicting the quality of a hire

but how is your solution better/different to a referral, other than the un-recommendations? (which i like the idea of but am weary of ethically)

True for stuff requiring interaction, but to help their LCP/SEO lots of sites these days render plain html first. It's not "usable" but for viewing it's pretty good

Well of course, but tech gets cheaper over time too. Just look at the price and power of today's MacBook air vs 10 years ago. You get way more value for money as you should

I completely agree, and haven't had the meta/twitter/reddit apps in years. But facebook does keep me around (or at least keep me from deleting my account) through marketplace. I've now found my last two apartment rentals there, both of which were nicer and cheaper than alternatives on dedicated rental sites.

I find keeping an account open solely for desktop marketplace is a fine compromise

You're the only one who said break things

and this is how societal progress slowly crawls to a halt.

This isn't the first study on noise and sleep, in fact it's barely scientific compared to the rest of the research.

There is no scientific disagreement as to the correlation, it's just "how big" and "what specifically".

Compare the downside of "smaller impact than expected" with the cost of delay and it's a no-brainer