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No Software – Salesforce(salesforceben.com)
2 points by cat-whisperer 11mo ago|0 comments
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AI Codes Electronics with Tscircuit(tscircuit.com)
1 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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awesome landing page – and a technical writing platform(zensical.org)
1 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
its' time for government owned agencies to be more open to integrating intelligent systems. I would prefer if this happens in india too.
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Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work That Matters(basecamp.com)
2 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Hiring engineers through GitHub contributions – show me your workflow
2 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I agree, but on the same level. The interface of email client and sheets client is so intuitive. It should be a interesting engineering problem to implement AI for these tools. spreadsheet truly is a universal interface for number crunching
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I am not expert, but we should definitely have a SSH based chat experience in 2025. Everything is moving to terminal, this should too!
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
If you make sure it follows the style of COBOL. we can document it in the history books!
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The competing values framework [pdf](thercfgroup.com)
2 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|1 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
This is part of the larger study on what values are required to succeed in your specific work environment.
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
it's not loading for me. :'(
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I just discovered that you can add build-time arguments that get baked in. It's soo awesome!
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Lie Group Theory for Robotics(arxiv.org)
1 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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Up and Down the Ladder of Abstraction(worrydream.com)
2 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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MCP guide – something I came across months ago(composio.dev)
3 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
A little off topic but theirs’ this https://youtu.be/64t-gPC33cc this is a great video by jon about property testing in Rust
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I think so too, a lot of my friends have told me they had a great experience with helix, but vim keybinds are rooted too deep, and it's also the sunk cost of having built the config over an entire year. But, I think I would give it a t
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Show HN: Production-ready Zig template for Flipper Zero apps(github.com)
6 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
Started modding Android ROMs at 13. That age is perfect; old enough to understand consequences, young enough to not care about breaking things. Hardware hacking tools have gotten more accessible since then. The Flipper Zero makes this easie
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
Stackful coroutines make sense when you have the RAM for it. I've been using Zig for embedded (ARM Cortex-M4, 256KB RAM) mainly for memory safety with C interop. The explicitness around calling conventions catches ABI mismatches at com
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I don’t get this? why do I need to say as const?
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
I use thinking with claude cod extensively. It’s same as reasoning they just name it differently. It definitely helps, sometimes it feels like they came up with original thoughts and ideas
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
i rarely use memory, but some of my friends would like it
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
docker is the way!
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
great timing, I am literally adding Clickhouse and DuckDB for my project. This is gonna be super handy for testing
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
when I do it, professors call me out for cheating, when someone from CMU does it; it's a article!
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Show HN: dotfiles for your AI prompts(github.com)
2 points by cat-whisperer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
love the design, it would be crazy if this becomes a thing!
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by cat-whisperer 1y ago
People are already doing this by copy-pasting random stuff into their LLMs without thinking twice. I think the fixed number vs. percentage thing makes it way more practical for attackers. Would be cool to see defenses at the data ingestion

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