Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
bognition
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
31.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
> We pulled metrics on code review burden, cycle time, velocity comparisons before and after adoption, and production incident rates.
32.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Honestly its been pretty wild to see this company succeed over the years. They took on Salesforce and everyone predicted they were going to fail. Yet year over year they've continued to succeed.
33.
▲
Thanks Claude – GitHub Search
2 points
by
bognition
1y ago
|
0 comments
34.
▲
Thanks Claude
(github.com)
1 points
by
bognition
1y ago
|
0 comments
35.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
NH has property tax and it’s actually quite high. They don’t have sales tax or income tax.
36.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Amazing what you can do when the ruling class hasn’t spent the last 40 years undermining education and gutting services.
37.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
People forget that there a billionaires at the helm of these companies putting their feet on the scale of what is shown. They are not impartial nor are the benevolent. They have a vested interest in influencing the content people are expose
38.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Think of an agent as a standalone script or service. They have a single function take inputs and create outputs. You can chain agents together into a string to accomplish larger tasks. Think of everything involved in booking travel. You ha
39.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Back in school I was often told the lead pipes in Roman aqueducts likely played a key role in the fall of Roman. We know lead is a poison with negative long term effects on cognition. The aqueducts were also responsible for Romes ability to
40.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
I’m on board with most of this. The one suggestion I’d add is to replace “make” with “just”
41.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Interesting how long ago did you do this? How long did you spend on it? I was skeptical about Claude code and then I spent a week really learning how to use it. Within the week I had built a backend with FastAPI that supported user creation
42.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
In my experience the HN crowd is generally interested in cutting edge science that is relevant to pop culture. Ever since cannabis use has become normalized there has been a vigorous debate about its long term safety and the issue is far fr
43.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
This is an absurd way to think of this. Following this same train of thoughts for humans: The business logic for humans is a single reproductive cell. A single sperm weighs 2.3 x 10^-11 grams. If the average male weighs 75kg the. The bloat
44.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
I’ve noticed that many of the hard boards have a “choke point” in the solution where there are a small number of places you can place a specific queen but the information needed to place it can be difficult to gather. A hacky trick is to p
45.
▲
Ask HN: What do you put in claude.md and what you leave out?
8 points
by
bognition
1y ago
|
2 comments
46.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
This was nearly 30 years ago, so honestly i don't remember much beyond the fun of hearing things explode under the wheels of my rollerblades
47.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
This was nearly 30 years ago, so honestly i don't remember much beyond the fun of hearing things explode under the wheels of my rollerblades
48.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Oh wow! Growing up my chemical engineer uncle would come out on the Fourth of July and dump a bucket of stuff on the road in front of his house. A while later when it was dried he'd have us roller blade and skate board down the road to
49.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Models are only as good as the data that is fed into them. OpenAI is paying Reddit 70M for access to the data. So the real value here is the conversations, not the model. And in the case of Telegram, you will get very intimate data about pe
50.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
I can't help but think this means that all my telegram conversations will now be fed into grok. I'm curious how I'd go about verifying that this is or isn't going to be the case.
51.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
i use both. I think Gemini produces longer more complicated answers. ChatGPT is more succint, but it could be b/c I've trained ChatGPT how to talk to me. The context window difference is really nice. I post very large bodies of te
52.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
I already pay $20/month for Gemini, I clicked sign up and had access instantly.
53.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
To what end? To establish a healthy society where people are free to explore and take risks. It’s not that complicated. Remove the risk of failure by giving people money for food, a place to live, an education, and protect their health. The
54.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
No that’s not how this works. You register the middleware with your web framework and it gets called as part of all web requests before the request hits your endpoints. This allows you to trust that authentication has been called for all ap
55.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
If you are explicitly calling authenticate() for each api, you’re doing it “wrong”. At that point you want implied authentication not explicit authentication. Why not move it to some middleware that gets called in every api call?
56.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
honestly cleaning up the Readme and documentation would go a very long way, right now all the information feels fragmented behind all of the little pages. I clicked into the documentation and clicked the first link presented to me on each p
57.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Have you installed the Claude cli tool? Think of it as an LLM that automagically pulls in context from your working directory and can directly make changes to files. So rather than pasting code and a prompt into ChatGPT and then copy and pa
58.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
I remember learning about FoundationDB a decade ago and being deeply impressed with what they built. Then it was acquired by Apple and went silent. Since then we've seen an explosion in new database storage layers. I'm curious is
59.
▲
DoorDash Announces Agreement to Acquire SevenRooms
(about.doordash.com)
1 points
by
bognition
1y ago
|
0 comments
60.
▲
by
bognition
1y ago
Efficiency is likely much lower than solar panels, however, solar panels are expensive and complicated (chemically) to manufacture. Teaching plans to make stuff for us is a better long term solution as we can just grow the plants.
More ›