Kwpolska

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by Kwpolska 7d ago
If the author is too lazy to even write their own commits, I doubt there would be any effort put into the codebase.
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by Kwpolska 8d ago
This project is 100% slop, as evidenced by all commits having a Claude attribution. https://github.com/awlevin/typesafe-computer-use/graphs/cont...
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by Kwpolska 8d ago
Every time their content appears here, it's a very shallow analysis written for a barely technical audience. And this article is no different, it's just "slop machine wrote verilog; all the hard bits were done by Broadcom, wh
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by Kwpolska 8d ago
The small screen is so small they had to move controls to the right, I would expect glitches because of that, especially for custom controls.
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by Kwpolska 8d ago
Show HN is for things you made, not things where all commits are made by Claude.
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by Kwpolska 10d ago
Lol. You made 1254 commits. 1179 have a Claude attribution, and 38 have a Cursor attribution. That leaves 37 commits written by you. This is 97% slop.
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by Kwpolska 11d ago
- slop code [0] - slop copy [1] [0] https://github.com/beshu-tech/deltaglider_proxy/graphs/contr... [1] https://deltaglider.com/pricing/
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by Kwpolska 12d ago
Or you can just switch to Firefox.
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by Kwpolska 12d ago
No emoji in Firefox or Chrome here. Firefox does render emoji reliably, no need for the FUD. On Windows, Firefox even renders flags, which the OS does not due to Microsoft's previous issues with countries complaining about maps with di
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by Kwpolska 14d ago
> The engraving was created using imagemagick, which took the user’s text and returned an “engraved” image to be overlaid on the rear of the iPod. Couldn't this be handled client-side, just overlaying plain text in gray 'Helvet
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by Kwpolska 15d ago
(The Automattic story did make it to the front page.)
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by Kwpolska 16d ago
They hope they can get away with it, because their fanboys will defend them for anything.
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by Kwpolska 16d ago
I don't trust carriers to get things right, and I don't see any benefit in switching my main card to eSIM - I inserted the physical card once when I bought the phone, and it's going to stay there until I get a new phone, simp
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by Kwpolska 17d ago
Visual Studio and Xcode take up tens of gigabytes, are updated often, and include system components. Storing them in VCS is impossible, and would be a waste of disk space.
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by Kwpolska 20d ago
Skills that are so generic that you can find them on the internet, and which you think can be replaced by model improvements, are useless, possibly even harmful, considering how much the models get clingy to the context. Useful skills descr
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by Kwpolska 23d ago
If the site defaults to system (which isn't guaranteed), very few people will need the toggle, at which point it can be omitted, or at least hidden deep in settings, and there is no need to put so much thought into its design.
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
In some software development methodologies, "spike" is a task whose goal is figuring something out instead of delivering shippable code. https://agiledictionary.com/209/spike/
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
Why would anyone still use PayPal after so many cases of accounts being banned and funds being frozen for no reason, and all the other terrible stuff they've done?
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
Or get your personal Google account permanently banned.
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
I'm wondering how much data is available in the enterprise admin panel for Claude. If you could somehow tell an employee pasted this text into the AI, that would be useful as grounds for termination.
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
In first world countries, buying from a local reseller grants you customer rights (like returning or replacing defective items).
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
Those requirements apply to direct distribution or alternate marketplaces. Developers not meeting those criteria can still participate in non-Apple distribution by submitting to an alternate marketplace.
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
Considering Gruber's always comically butthurt about regulation, especially EU regulation, your theory seems accurate.
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by Kwpolska 1mo ago
Nah, that's just Internet Archive being Internet Archive.
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
The author is selling "Gorton Perfected" for $20: https://shifthappens.site/store/
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
If v4 is a ground-up rewrite, I'm not sure it deserves to inherit the community's trust in the previous version.
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
Twenty years, but apparently no screenshots. How can they be serious about making a graphical operating system with no screenshots anywhere on their web site?
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
If you're building a RSS reader, you'd probably want to process the data and store all relevant fields as columns for storage. Not much point to storing the XML. Entries in feeds should have a guid you can use to detect updates&#x
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
Claude Code was writing one-off details (specific to one task) as memories, so I instructed it that memories require explicit approval before writing, and that seems to work reasonably well. That said, in my experience, Claude gets overly a
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by Kwpolska 2mo ago
Fable might be using those phrases less, but its writing is still terrible and exhausting to read.

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