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Anecdotally, this is how I felt when I tried out AI agents to help me write code (vibe coding). I always review the code and I ask it to break it down into smaller steps but because I didn't actually write and think of the code myself, I don't have it all in my brain. Sure, yes I can spend a lot of time really going through it and building my mental model but it's not the same (for me).
But this is also how I felt when I managed a small team once. When you start to manage more and code less, you have to let go of the fact that you have more intimate knowledge of the codebase and place that trust in your team. But at least you have a team of humans.
AI agentic coding is like shifting your job from developer to manager. Like the article that was posted yesterday said: 'treating AI like a "junior developer who doesn't learn"' [1,2].
One good thing I like about AI is that it's forcing people to write more documentation. No more complaining about that.
1. https://www.sanity.io/blog/first-attempt-will-be-95-garbage
My guess is that this only affects people who have granted FB the permission already.
I switched to using Logitech's MX Vertical mouse and I love it. There was a learning curve period, especially when it came to finer grained movements, but I'm totally used to it now and it feels much more comfortable and natural to me that any other mouse I've used. It has a USB-C port and I can switch between 3 different Bluetooth connections (press a button, connects to my work laptop, press it again, connects to my personal one). I'm not much of a power user so I don't customize the buttons but I know it's possible with an app. I don't use the app.
https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/mx-vertical-ergonomic-...
Speaking of the Butlerian Jihad, Frank Herbert's son (Brian) and another author named Kevin J Anderson co-wrote a few books in the Dune universe and one of them was about the Butlerian Jihad. I read it. It was good, not as good at Frank Herbert's books but I still enjoyed it. One of the authors is not as good as the other because you can kind of tell the writing quality changing per chapter.
https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#min...
4.2 Minimum Functionality
Your app should include features, content, and UI that elevate it beyond a repackaged website.
First, there's a world coding championship?! Of course there is. There's a competition for anything these days.
Why is he exhausted?
> The 10-hour marathon left him "completely exhausted."
> ... noting he had little sleep while competing in several competitions across three days. "I'm completely exhausted. ... I'm barely alive."
oh! That's a lot.
> beating an advanced AI model from OpenAI ...
> On Wednesday, programmer Przemysław Dębiak (known as "Psyho"), a former OpenAI employee,
Interesting that he used to work there.
> Dębiak won 500,000 yen
JPY 500,000 -> USD 3367.20 -> EUR 2889.35
I'm guessing it's more about the clout than it is about the payment, because that's not a lot of money for the effort spent
I will miss having stock android and timely updates, I will hate Samsung bloatware and apps I can't uninstall, but it's I hope to have more stability and longer life for my phones. In barely getting 2 years of life from my Pixels. I'm also seriously considering iPhones as well.
I personally don't like weed. I am not a fan of smoking/vaping anything (the act of smoking itself) and I've tried edibles/gummies of varying mg and types and just never found a high I enjoyed on it.
I enjoyed LSD when I was young but would probably find it too much now. Mushrooms are great though, but also haven't done that in years. Would also do that once or twice a year.
He addresses that immediately after
When I go to the main website: https://imba.io/
Then click on the "Demo" button
I get taken to the "Playground": https://imba.io/try/examples/apps/playground/app.imba
There is no code on the page but the preview seems to work. Same thing with all of the other examples. They work in the Preview panel, but no code loads at all.
Looking in the dev console I see a few errors:
GET https://imba.io/monaco/min/vs/loader.js HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
current file did set undefined
Curious though how it handles a surge in requests, like from being on the front-page of HN. But many open source projects host their doc pages with Github pages and some of those get a lot of traffic so I'm sure that it's not an issue
One thing I don't see the author mention that is part of what I plan to do with Obsidian is use Syncthing (which I already use for other things) so I can work on a post when I'm not at my laptop. Probably just to write down ideas/notes and then fully work it out when I get to my laptop.
If the blog author is here, curious if they commit drafts to their repo or not. I personally don't commit drafts. Besides also using 'draft: true` in the front-matter, I gitignore any markdown file where the filename starts with the word "draft". When I'm ready to publish I rename the file.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mary B B A B A B B A B B 7
Dan B A A A B A B A A A 5
Lisa B A A A B B B A B A 3
Colin B B A A A B B A A A ?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mary _ B _ B A B _ _ B B 7
Dan _ A _ A B A _ _ A A 5
Lisa _ A _ A B B _ _ B A 3
Colin _ B _ A A B _ _ A A ?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mary _ B _ B A x _ _ x B 7
Dan _ x _ x x A _ _ A x 5
Lisa _ x _ x x x _ _ x x 3
Colin _ B _ x A x _ _ A x ?
So the answer for Colin would by 6 because he has 7 remaining answers.
Why? Plenty of times I've been ordering food with friends and we just pass around a phone to put in the order or someone dictates their order. Sometimes this can involve a friend who is not physically there and so they text you their order in just plain text. I thought it would be cool for everyone to be able to get on the same site, customize their order how they want, and share their link. That way there's no way that anyone misunderstood or forgot anything when placing the final order.
https://youtu.be/C-tQSFQ-ESY?si=9Ujs3-1nVjjeoncO&t=71
They toured for the Flood album a year or 2 ago and I missed it. It sold out real fast. They are on tour again, probably for new stuff. Reading everyone's comments here about how good their shows are, I think I'm going to check them out (if they are not sold out again)
as I write this, there are only 2 other comments in this this HN thread.
edit: fixed typo, missing a "to" in "to not have"
Doesn't work for me at all on both Firefox and Chrome (latest versions for both) on MacOS using the touch pad. I can't get past that screen on my laptop. Had to open it up on my phone to see what comes after.
Otherwise it's a fun challenging game
It also got me thinking about what I would do before smart phones. During the dumb phone era I was still pulling out my phone to text a lot so wasn't too different, but I also read books a lot more back then
I definitely relate to this comment.
and he also says "It was a brutal year long journey of 18 hour days"
I think people are looking for those unicorn 10x devs that are like Good Will Hunting for code, but forget that there are those devs that might not get things right away but never stop until they figure things out. You'll probably find a lot more of those than the unicorns
I used to use https://asoftmurmur.com/ for a long while. I prefer the separate device I have now instead of an app.
At home I have a simple one that plugs in and generates noise with fan. Looks almost exactly like this: https://res.cloudinary.com/guest-supply/image/upload/f_auto,...
When I travel I take this small portable rechargeable one: https://www.amazon.com/Machine-Babelio-Adults-Non-looping-So...
I'm on android so I don't have the built in sounds that iOS has