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by bicepjai 6mo ago
It’s insane that ads are the only way to survive in capitalism. Every industry ends here.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
I used to run Claude code on terminal on zed. But the memory usage would balloon eating all my ram 128gb and have to kill the session every other day. I moved back to vscode. I don’t know if they addressed it
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
I’ve grown to love em dashes — I try to use them in places where I’d usually use commas. But I quickly get wary that someone might think it’s AI-written. So I give them the benefit of the doubt. (Admittedly, I didn’t read the article fully.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Totally agree, the more parallel agents you spawn the more the probability of you vibe coding rather than guide coding. There comes a point when my mind says just commit and move on, which I fight to not do it.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Very true. It’s not about Earth itself, it’s about how it will affect us. Earth has been here all along. She can take anything thrown at her literally, it’s the beings on her that can’t.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
4.7 is unusually verbose
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Same boat. 5 agents is my hard limit, past that I lose the thread and it stops being guided coding, turns into vibe coding. I lean into the context switch instead of fighting it. Plan a large task, kick the agents off, walk away. My rule is
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Inspired to come up with these original ideas
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
This card is a 272 page report. So now we are redefining names :)
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Yes totally agree it’s regurgitating crazy expansive text like book author who needs to publish 10 books a day
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
I notice recently they push way too many tokens to explain things than they use to. I have not measured it, but working with it every day I can tell.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Working on my own agentic system. It’s been so much fun and learning rust amd svelte along the way. Thanks for the inspiration hacker-news community.
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by bicepjai 6mo ago
Totally agree lmstudio headless server on a remote machine but control models from your laptop is an amazing workflow. But Gemma 4 was not a good model atleast in my trials “find me the largest text file in all of the current sub folders” i
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
Streisand effect. I didn’t care about the book but I will have listened to this book by this weekend.
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
Yes same experience. Goes into loop mode where is sends same command again and again, till we kill it. This was Q_8 version on lmstudio
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
After spending some time on how Claude code (leaked) tools were written, it makes sense why we constantly hit limits, for all the amazing llm capabilities, CC does not have edit tool and always read before write ( this makes sense) but I e
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
I tried Claude code with zed and zed will eat memory like crazy (128GB RAM) after long sessions. I gave up on zed after that happening for a month
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
If we are living in an era where software release everyday is the norm, no amount of testing is enough to claim stability. Roll the dice everyday with these beautiful stochastic imitators.
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
All knowledge started as someone's opinion. The goal isn't to avoid opinions, it's to stress-test them. That's exactly what HN is for.
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Playwright MCP Server with NoVNC Display(github.com)
3 points by bicepjai 7mo ago|1 comments
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
I was tired of being a human button-clicker for UI testing while developing with Claude. On my commute home one evening, I started venting to Claude about the pain: I wanted an AI that could control a browser autonomously while I watched, w
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
OpenClaw would disagree :) they are live, in business and by all accounts not built on rigorous engineering, my experience supports it. Sometimes scrappy ships and survives, in the llm era.
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
This is one of my favorite philosophical questions to ponder. I always ask it in interviews as a warmup to get their thoughts. I’ve noticed that interviewees often curl up, thinking it’s a technical question, so I’ve been modifying the ques
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
Same experience. I used Coolify and it was so hard. I wondered why people are so enthralled with this unacceptable UX for setup, only to realize no one cared about Docker and they just got a new Mac mini or used their own system.
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
Currently working on a similar project for myself. This looks like a great resource. Thanks for sharing. https://llm-lab.bicepjai.com/
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
If someone counting how many people hate logi tech mouse software, count me in too. But oddly enough I like their mouse hardware, specially the trackball
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
lol. OpenChannel could have been a good name. I think the author was trying to make it more accessible and cover users from different channel. When I tried openclaw I didn’t have a good experience setting things up. It was long and windy an
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by bicepjai 7mo ago
I am on similar path and it’s fun to build an agentic loop with all the capabilities we want
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Google adopted "Don't be evil" shortly after founding and held onto it for about 15 years before Alphabet quietly dropped it in 2015. (Google the subsidiary technically kept it until 2018). Anthropic's Responsible Scalin
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Totally true. It’s hard for me to stop a project, I keep piling feature after feature for no reason. I literally stop only when Claude Max Pro hits the hourly limit.

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