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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
I always thought that people willfully participate in scams to make more money. For example, I know there are quite a few telephone scam centers in India, that call US folks for SSN fraud etc. I thought these folks just work for salary. It&
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
Did not take it personal. You brought up a good point. I've slightly alternate perspective. Imo, using OSS without contributing is the value extraction without giving back. If someone can fix a bunch of chores (that still take human ti
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
This study focused on experienced OSS maintainers. Here is my personal experience, but a very different persona (or opposite to the one in the study). I always wanted to contribute to OSS but never had time to. Finally was able to do that,
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
Me and my friend are working on Workback[1], a tool that can fix a11y issues end-to-end. First we built it as a tool to fix any bug. After talking to a few folks, we realized that it is too broad. From my own personal experience, we realize
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
In my mind I'm visualizing the IBM office to be of scale in the Blade runner movie :-)
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
Imo, this is not just a vibe coders problem. It's been a classic builders mindset issue, where many start with building and look to find problem to the solution.
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
It doesnt help with all death loops, but we were able to better guide LLMs towards the core of the problem. In some cases like RPCs, it helped LLM investigate state and fix the issue better.
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
That's a great tip. Similarly, when implementing features, breaking down into simpler things and making it focus on each step works really well. We (co-author here) even tried to build a design doc tool that can fed to Cursor in that e
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
Co-author here. We found it pretty useful in our personal projects. Would love to hear your feedback on how it went. If you come across any issues specific to your stack, happy to look into them.
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
Co-author here. We are not bots. Just two indie developers who quit their jobs trying to build impactful things. 'Vibe coding' has been great for us to prototype quickly, launch and test. As we kept building the complexity grew so
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
We are going through bootstrapping our startup and taking similar route[1]. We build and test a prototype in a week. Our methodology * Clearly state problem, hypothesis, and target persona * Code freeze by Wednesday. Mostly Vibe Coding unle
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
In general, the theme I'm seeing is that we are providing the old tools to a new way of software engineering. Similar to you, I think the abstractions and tools we will work with will be radically different. Some things I am thinking a
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
I was thinking about the similar topic and started to wonder if I can generated a diagram of a large codebase. I thought that LLMs are great at compressing information and thought of putting it to good use by compressing a large codebase in
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
Little tangent: I realized that currently LLMs can't debug because they only have access to the compile time (just code). Many bugs happen due to run time complex state. If I can make LLMs think like a productive Dev who can debug, the
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Show HN: Mac App to understand PRs better for doing better Code Review
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by 30minAdayHN 2y ago
I see the risk to be pretty minimal as most of my emails are sales, selling stuff to me. My assumption is that, it would be the case for many people. I'm curious if there are any stats around that. I still wanted to have an email on my
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by 30minAdayHN 3y ago
At this point I'm worried if Google will sunset their new features. Does anyone else have similar worries? At a personal level, I got bitten couple of times, or may be even more... (one was for the Inbox - or zero email gmail concept a
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by 30minAdayHN 3y ago
We are building Promptly( https://trypromptly.com ), a no-code platform to build AI apps. You can build Slack/Discord bots connected to any LLM provider. You can check out the docs here: https://docs.trypromptly.co
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by 30minAdayHN 3y ago
I always wanted something like this. I lived in small apartments where I cannot have large screens. I always thought having a good VR / AR headset will unlock a huge screen which I don't have access to otherwise. Of course, it&#x2
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by 30minAdayHN 3y ago
I have a question along the similar lines. Let's extend your analogy. Someone read all J.K Rowling books and created a work in that style. Would that be a copyright violation? I'm assuming not. In that case, is that difference her
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
Hi all, I'm co-founder of Promptly[1]. Using Promptly, you can build Generative AI apps without writing code. I have built a demo app by adding PG's website. Please check it out. Behind the scenes, Promptly uses OpenAI embeddings,
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Show HN: Ask Paul Graham(trypromptly.com)
2 points by 30minAdayHN 4y ago|1 comments
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
> Maybe this has long been obvious to everyone but me, but having cloned a few repositories of ChatGPT API web UIs, the API itself really is dead simple: send your prompt and then with every subsequent include the entire conversation his
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
We personally came across the evaluation problem while building MakerDojo[1]. My current workflow is to run manually on 50 different test cases and compare the results against the previous versions of the prompt. This is extremely time cons
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
Because they lacked decency and intellectual humility to acknowledge his email despite benefiting from it.
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
no rush. i thought it would be pretty powerful for your tool. glad you are already thinking along those lines.
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! Did you also think about hooking up OpenAI APIs to auto generate the documentation, after which developer could make tweaks to improve?
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
How did you train the model? Did you come across any particular challenges or problems with training? Would love to learn about any particular techniques you used based on your experience.
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
I even thought $20/month is such a cheap option. You articulated very well that $20 is indeed a lot despite something being useful everyday. It's time to revisit all my monthly $10 subscriptions and see how much they are actually
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by 30minAdayHN 4y ago
I still use my Rails + Postgres + Heroku with various gems like omni-auth, pagination etc. I have created a shell app that is a blank website with login mechanism and basic data. Anytime I have an idea, I can spin up a site within couple of

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