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by chw9e 3y ago
This looks awesome, automated UI testing is so hard to get right but also very important. Great work so far!
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by chw9e 3y ago
Recently I stumbled upon Avida, a research project at Michigan State. They are exploring self-replicating & mutating computer programs as a way to learn more about natural evolution. I can also see benefit in using this to develop an AI
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Avida: A Software Platform for Computational Evolutionary Biology (2009) [pdf](cse.msu.edu)
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by chw9e 3y ago
From this article: https://techcrunch.com/2023/11/16/codegen-raises-new-capital... It sounds like the focus is on migrations, refactors, hiding stuff behind feature flags, etc. That's useful but it'
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by chw9e 3y ago
I think this is the obvious long term path for software development, but hard to know if it actually works since there's no way to try it. I also wonder if it has rough spots then how well will it be adopted vs tools like copilot that
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Ask HN: Why is Deployment so Hard?
2 points by chw9e 3y ago|1 comments
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by chw9e 3y ago
Sure for knowledge sharing about tribal knowledge or undocumented plans I see the value of having a person reviewing, but a lot of other stuff that comes up in pair programming can probably also be managed by AI like what are best practices
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Ask HN: What's your experience with AI-based code review tools?
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Ask HN: Any tool to help with writing technical design documents?
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by chw9e 3y ago
Is your use case team collaboration and productivity or just for fun? I saw some people have built stuff like FB Messenger bots using GPT. I think one problem with the idea is that the cost is very high unless you do some optimization work.
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by chw9e 3y ago
Have you tried anything similar to this? I am wondering if it would just be possible with GPT in Slack. I read something from OpenAI about how they built GPT for Slack, but I don't know if it captures previous chat context or not. I th
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Ask HN: What do you use for multi-user ChatGPT?
1 points by chw9e 3y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Generative AI Chinese Language Graded Reader App(earlyworm.io)
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Implications of the Emerging Personalized Economy: GPT, AR, 3D Printing(christopherhwood.com)
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by chw9e 3y ago
If your employee is blowing their time budget they are most likely either: a) a bad employee who you should not try to micro manage to make effective but should just replace with a better employee or b) unaware of the context around the tas
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by chw9e 6y ago
I'm 100% on board with these ideas, and I've also been following a lot of these ideas for a while. I'd like to learn more about the startup if possible, my email is in my profile if you don't want to post here.
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by chw9e 8y ago
Would be nice to avoid having to open another tab to do fact checking - having some kind of a summary or something beyond "10 verifications" would at least let me know if opening the new tab is really worth it. Ideally the article
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by chw9e 8y ago
AFAIK there’s not problem with https in China - today most companies use https for their websites and app servers, see Baidu, Taobao, JD, etc. Maybe BBC didn’t register things correctly with the govt or the govt is just specifically targeti
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by chw9e 8y ago
As a self-taught developer, I used to think that some of the theoretical elements were overhyped. I can build iOS apps that work, and I did just that for the last 2-3 years. However, many of the programs that I wrote have not been as easy t
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by chw9e 9y ago
A big plus that is still kind of yet to be realized is the increase in utility of notes taken on a device. I like to jot notes in the margins of books and papers while I'm reading, but I almost never go back and look at them. Every onc
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by chw9e 9y ago
While I do think that current implementations of digital books are very lacking and thus don't compare as well with physical books as they could, this is one area I have to disagree. Flipping back through a physical book requires a pro
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by chw9e 9y ago
If you need to quickly add a note or draw a quick sketch then writing on paper has a lot of advantages as compared to typing it out on a keyboard.
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by chw9e 9y ago
If these things supported refrigeration it would be pretty convenient for future deliveries from Whole Foods
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Ask HN: Architectures for Non-Object Oriented Software
1 points by chw9e 9y ago|1 comments
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by chw9e 9y ago
Artsy has a bunch of Open Source applications that are interesting to check out, especially for those interested in mobile apps https://github.com/artsy
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by chw9e 10y ago
The VPN is blocked in China. To get around this you have to set your computer's location to the US (or a country where the VPN is permitted), then reboot Opera. The computer's location can be changed in the System Preferences menu
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by chw9e 10y ago
I'm on Mac, and no. All I have is a link to the VPN provider's website where I can purchase their VPN. There is no option to turn it on in the browser, even with 'Show Advanced Settings' selected.
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by chw9e 10y ago
I can't find the VPN option in Settings, even when I search... but the help page says it should be available under Privacy and Security..
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by chw9e 10y ago
Elon may skim through some texts but he definitely also does some thorough reading and research as well.. "One bit of advice: it is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree -- make sure you understand the fundamental prin
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What Does Broader Relationship Between AWS and Sinnet Mean for AWS in China?(amazonaws.cn)
2 points by chw9e 10y ago|0 comments

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