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by chasd00 9mo ago
If I may be so bold, the coding agents are really good at this stuff. Save yourself the pain of front end and make a clanker do it. Or at least make the clanker to the heavy lifting and just do tweaks yourself.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Idk I was using Claude code this weekend to do some experimenting with supabase. Claude code had no issue integrating supabase into my application and even do the schema and rls setup. I think supabase is safe because it’s managed, has plen
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Possibly it was a mistake on the part of whoever was responsible for reviewing the article before publication didn't catch it My wife, former journalist, said that you don’t direct quote anyone without talking to them first and ve
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Get the superpowers plugin and then ask Claude to design and document the system. It will go into brainstorming mode and ask you a lot of questions. The end result will be a markdown file. Then get another agent (maybe ChatGPT) to critique
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I don’t know how to measure maintainability but the AI generated code I’ve seen in my projects is pretty plain vanilla standard patterns with comments. So less of a headache than a LOT of human code I’ve seen. Also, one thing the agents are
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Some stats are trickling out in my company. Code heavy consulting projects show about 18% efficiency gains but I have problems with that number because no one has been able to tell me how it was calculated. Story points actual vs estimated
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by chasd00 9mo ago
why is this flagged? i wanted to come back to this and show my kids but couldn't find it. I had to use the search at the very bottom of HN.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
What a mess, there’s going to be a lot of stuff like this in 2026. Just bizarre bugs, incidents and other things as unexpected side effects of agents and agent written code/content begin surfacing.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I think the winner will be who can keep operating at these losses without going bankrupt. Whoever can do that gets all the users, my bet is Google uses their capital to outlast OpenAI, Anthropic, and everyone else. Apple is just going to li
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by chasd00 9mo ago
The "safely" in all the AI company PR going around was really about brand safety. I guess they're confident enough in the models to not respond with anything embarrassing to the brand.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
what you're describing is how to be a nice person, that really has nothing to do with owning a source code repository. Fortunately, most people are nice but there's no requirement or obligation to be that way when setting up a pub
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> I don't know where the mistaken conflating of "open source" and "developed by the community" comes from i think people confuse github with a social network and all the extra social conventions that come with th
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by chasd00 9mo ago
All home routers block all ports by default. How would they know which IP and port to forward traffic to if not for manual configuration? Also, "listening on all interfaces" doesn't matter on a home network, multi-homed devic
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by chasd00 9mo ago
That’s nothing I used a Claude code to put together a totally new agent harness model architecture that can cook 30min brownies in only 20mjnutes!
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by chasd00 9mo ago
just put no agent produced code in the Code of Conduct document. People are use to getting shot into space for violating that thing little file. Point to the violation and ban the contributor forever and that will be that.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> If I was a more cynical person I'd be thinking that this entire scenario was totally contrived to produce this outcome so that the author could generate buzz for the article. even that's being charitable, to me it's more
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by chasd00 9mo ago
well i think obviously yes. If i setup a machine to keep trying to break the password on an electronic safe and it eventually succeeds i'm still the one in trouble. There's a couple of cases where an agent did something stupid and
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Plus Scenario 5: A human wrote it for LOLs. i find this likely or at last plausible. With agents there's a new form of anonymity, there's nothing stopping a human from writing like an LLM and passing the blame on to a "r
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by chasd00 9mo ago
i haven't dug into the article but your comment reminded me about the ClaudeCode Superpowers plugin. I find the plugin great but it's quite "expensive", I use the pay-as-you-go account with CC because i've just been
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by chasd00 9mo ago
So I wake up this morning and learn the bots are discovering cancel culture. Fabulous.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Well aren’t both of those things crimes? I’m not a fan of mass surveillance either but maybe pick a different example.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I bet you could derive a lot by using a packet sniffer while using CC and just watch the calls go back and forth to the LLM API. In every api request you'll get the full prompt (system prompt aside) and they can't offload all the
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by chasd00 9mo ago
only if you run it as root, run it as a user and it can't do any more damage than the user running it could. It can still certainly send any data the user has access to anywhere on the inet though, that's a big problem. idk if the
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Funny how mass surveillance concerns are popping up here and there these days. That boat sailed 20 years ago.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
It’s been a while since I had to operate a toilet without water service but what they described only works for the first flush since the tank would be full. After that, the tank is empty and after you fill the bowl, with the tank still empt
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by chasd00 9mo ago
people twisting and manipulating llms to do all sorts of unintended things reminds me of the late 90s early 2000s when everyone was twisting and manipulating html, webservers, and browsers to do all sorts of unintended things. It kind of ha
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by chasd00 9mo ago
cto is a very wide title and in a global enterprise with hundreds of thousands of employees it's impossible to have a flat organization. There's probably 15 vp of engineering reporting to the cto. Each vp is going to have 10-20 di
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Probably an attempt to embarrass the admin. Now watch for the orangemanbad articles about a reckless military operation personally planned by the president in the middle of the night on X. Hah im trying to be tongue-in-cheek but I have to a
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Some drug cartel probably bought a SAM and they’re trying to find it.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I wonder if using LLMs for coding can trigger AI psychosis the way it can when using an LLM as a substitute for a relationship. I bet many people here have pretty strong feelings about code. It would explain some of the truly bizarre behavi

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