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by agos 4mo ago
does it work well for you? did you do any fine tuning worth mentioning?
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by agos 4mo ago
that's a good point and surely something to test out and see what works and what not
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Ask HN: What tools are you using for AI-assisted code review?
26 points by agos 4mo ago|31 comments
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by agos 4mo ago
at least 3
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by agos 4mo ago
This for me is one of the greatest cognitive dissonance moments with LLMs: on one hand we have the proposition “LLMs will do everything, take your job, automate anything that can be automated, produce novel research, lead humankind to a gol
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by agos 4mo ago
I really want to like Pragmata Pro, but for such a price I'd like to see a couple more examples of the font used for programming! The website only has three tiny examples for Haskell, Agda, and APL (!). The tester from MonoLisa should
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by agos 4mo ago
what would you ask to get a better design?
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by agos 5mo ago
fair point but they're not using only for "vibe" coding. Many (most) teams still have humans contributing
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by agos 5mo ago
I did sublingual immunotherapy for gramineae and while the immunity does wane with years and in particularly bad years (like this one) you'll get symptoms it's still waaaaay better than before
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by agos 5mo ago
a colleague using OpenCode was telling me it has linting/formatting configurable at harness level and I can't see why this is in every harness
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by agos 5mo ago
it's one of those "rabbit" dildos
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by agos 5mo ago
that's because when dealing with art, the "why" something was made can be as important as the "what"
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by agos 5mo ago
if you go to any doctor of any specialization in any point of the world and tell them "doctor, once every three months I get an headache" I guarantee that the answer will be "does it go away with an ibuprofen/paracetamol
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by agos 5mo ago
The implication is that scaling pg vertically should also obviate the need for a cache or search engine?
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by agos 5mo ago
This is super interesting! I wonder if there is something like this for other languages!
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by agos 5mo ago
The tech specs are also really vague. Like, what is it made of? How big is it? How is the viewfinder? This product makes sense only to someone who already has used or has an old Widelux and wants a new one
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by agos 5mo ago
5200 € of camera and you don’t even get a guarantee? That’s bold
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by agos 6mo ago
if the camera profiles are good (or they support third party profiling) this could easily become my go to, but that's a big if
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by agos 6mo ago
I really hope OP also contacted their relevant national privacy authority, this is a giant violation
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by agos 6mo ago
in my country it's Whatsapp, and has been since before it was acquired by Meta
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by agos 7mo ago
Not exactly the pinnacle of usability, to be fair
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by agos 7mo ago
A few years ago I bought from Cleartones[1] and have been quite happy with them. They guy who made them[2] then went to lead for twelve years the sound design on Apple’s design team [1]: http://cleartones.net/ [2]: https:
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A unique NASA satellite is deorbiting – this team is trying to rescue it(arstechnica.com)
1 points by agos 7mo ago|0 comments
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by agos 7mo ago
that's like saying my job is to transfer money from my employer to the homeowner. Technically true but something else happens in the process
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Request for developer feedback: focusgroup RFC(developer.chrome.com)
2 points by agos 7mo ago|0 comments
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by agos 7mo ago
I usually am not too harsh on Safari on implementation of new features but this is a bummer, and reflects poorly on them
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by agos 7mo ago
is this the great innovation that the GDPR is stifling in Europe? (sorry for the snark)
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by agos 7mo ago
different radius on every corner and we're back in the winamp skin era, not bad!
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by agos 8mo ago
Insinuating the person you’re discussing with has a psychological problem is also not a great way to win minds
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by agos 8mo ago
ESLint on medium/big projects can be pretty slow and if you use type aware rules it opts out of caching

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