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by dcreater 9mo ago
Does this definition work for SWEs who develop open source projects?
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by dcreater 10mo ago
The article would benefit from a very clear and explicit section on pydantic model_dump_json() vs your tool. As that's the primary thing you're tool is likely competing against
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by dcreater 10mo ago
> shipping good software at prolific rates I think your definition of good needs to be rethought
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by dcreater 10mo ago
If the repo is making releases on its public page, then yes, that literally implies production ready.
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by dcreater 10mo ago
"intelligence explosion", "are essentially AGI at this point", "ARBITRARY SQL + VECTOR ALGEBRA" etc. Casual use of hyperbole and technical jargon. my charlatan radar is going off.
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Not a software engineer. Isnt allowing network egress a security risk? exopriors.com is not an established domain or brand that warrants the trust its asking
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Yeah, I don't think there are easier options. And getting it working within a dev container with all the right settings, was more of a chore than it should be.
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by dcreater 10mo ago
I cant close the modal?
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Not so nice that those ideas are not production ready i.e. well tested and validated. Leading to all sorts of issues and headaches for the unsuspecting customer
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Ask HN: Coding agents struggle to get the current OpenAI API Spec?
1 points by dcreater 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Horrible article. Low effort, low knowledge. Had no idea the bar was so low for an IEEE publication
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Looks vibe coded.
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by dcreater 10mo ago
I hope in a couple of years the industry would have outgrown this adolescene and we'll all collectively look back at this horribly inefficient and poorly engineered tooling with disdain. We need to as these things are literally causing
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by dcreater 10mo ago
Ive yet to come across applications implementing ANY AI framework in real life/production grade projects...
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Yes im referring to cases when the founder has >50% or in fact 100%. Curious how the statistics/success rates are looking?
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Have you handled cases/seen outcomes of self employed founders' H1B applications under the new rule?
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by dcreater 11mo ago
People have been saying this before chatgpt and ever since. And they're right. Its charlatans like sama that muddy the waters by promising the sky to get money for their empire building. LLMs can make and are great great products. But
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Fixed title: Python is not a great language for data science if pandas/polars/ibis did not exist
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by dcreater 11mo ago
That's good to hear! If the health monitoring is reliable, im sold. I want to move on from apples clutches despite the pebble hardware not looking particularly attractive to me
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by dcreater 11mo ago
It worked and it was good enough
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by dcreater 11mo ago
You're saying as if it's a bad thing. We need new blood. Thank god IBM Failed and we got microsoft /hp/apple. Now it's time for the next wave to make the current Dinos go extinct
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Its specifically meant for control systems no? hardware engineering is a very broad field and the title is misleading
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Yes!
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Looks vibe coded?
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by dcreater 11mo ago
Vibe coded thing number 367 in this category
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Collation of Claude Code Best Practices – v2(rosmur.github.io)
3 points by dcreater 1y ago|1 comments
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by dcreater 1y ago
Following up the previous post, made a v2 collating popular best practices/guides found on HN, reddit etc. Improving the process to address some of the shortcomings last time (primarily separating out general software engineering best
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by dcreater 1y ago
Horrible title and premise
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by dcreater 1y ago
Ah ournfuture where we vibe code memelang
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by dcreater 1y ago
do you still use langchain/llamaindex for other agents/AI use cases?

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