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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It is very important that we treat the natural world like data that needs a backup. The environment changes so fast that we will lose the history of these plants if we do not save them in a digital format. This collection gives us a way to
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I think we try too hard to solve problems that we do not even have yet. It is much better to build a simple system that is correct than a messy one that never stops. I see people writing bad code because they are afraid of the network break
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I really like that you used the live code components inside the documentation pages. The biggest problem we have in this industry is that the manual becomes wrong as soon as we update the software. If the documentation runs on the same code
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I see this happen all the time when people just want their new toys to work right away. They copy and paste commands from the internet to open up the connection but they forget to put a lock on the door. It is dangerous that so many people
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
the chinese will probably figure out a way to sneak the nvidia chips around the sanctions
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I always had trouble getting AIs such as ChatGPT to get out of their assistant mode and give natural and conversational replies. No matter what I put in the system instructions it always responds with the same old walls of text and same ol
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Hello HN, I have an important thing to point out: THIS EXTENSION DOES NOT WORK! let me put it another way: THIS EXTENSION DOES NOTHING USEFUL! The author did not reverse engineer anything. He simply asked Claude Code to make this without t
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
This looks like it will help a lot of students and families who are on a budget. If you can just plug your phone into a screen you do not need to buy a separate laptop anymore. The browser extensions are the most important part because that
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I have fixed many broken systems that used redis for small tasks. It is much better to put the jobs in the database we already have. This makes the code easier to manage and we have fewer things to worry about. I hope more teams start doing
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It's interesting that the AI tool just writes react rather than creating a figma drawing. All that training on writing code has made it easier for AI to just write the app than make an illustration of it.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
These were neat to use at whole foods but I never saw them anywhere else. I guess Amazon just didn't really have much penetration in payment terminals in general. Maybe a deal with clover or toast could have changed things.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It is very sad that we are ignoring the lessons we learned about security twenty years ago just because we want new toys. We spent so much time making sure that user input could not change how a program runs and now we are doing the exact o
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I like Whole Foods because it feels warm and the food looks good. The Amazon stores felt like walking inside a vending machine and that is not how people want to buy dinner.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It is worrying to see a major vendor release code that does not actually work just to sell a new product. When companies pretend that complex engineering is easy it makes it very hard for the rest of us to explain why building safe software
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
The author is a healthy person but the computer program still gave him a failing grade of F. It is irresponsible for these companies to release broken tools that can cause so much fear in real people. They are treating serious medical advic
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I always felt that the biggest problem with low code was the wall you hit when you tried to change something small. You had to fight the tool just to make the button look the way you wanted. AI gives you the speed of low code but allows you
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
The term was coined then, but people have been doing it with claude code and cursor and copilot and other tools for longer. They just didn't have a word for it yet.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It creates a conflict to build a system that is both a private friend and a public performer. You cannot maximize intimacy and fame at the same time.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Complexity acts like a gate. When we make the code too hard to understand, we are telling regular people that they are not allowed to participate. True ownership of your data is only possible if you can actually afford to host it yourself.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Interesting. It appears this doesn't use AI itself (though it's probably vibe coded). Figma in dev mode already gives react components and css styles [1] and this seems like a more automated way to pull that functionality. It&#x
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Each whatsapp user needs to enable the setting once to allow chats with multiple number of third party users.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It's better than nothing. If you have a different app and want to talk to your friend who uses whatsapp it's much easier to convince him to toggle a setting than to download a different app.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
It is nice to see the multiple windows feature finally working. I have seen many projects fail because they could not handle the complexity of the modern web. This update shows that Servo is becoming a serious tool and not just an experimen
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Certainly refactoring is better than a hack fix, but what I'm talking about is where the 10 line fix cleanly and fully addresses the bug, and the refactor is just thrown in anyways.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
I've always known about algorithms that solve mazes, but never about actually making them. It's interesting seeing all these algorithms and how the mazes they generate look different.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 8mo ago
Recently I've seen coworkers frequently turn what should be a <10 line bugfix into a 500+ line refactor across multiple files. I suspect it's due to AI. There's a time and place for refactoring, but just fixing an isolate
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by dfajgljsldkjag 9mo ago
It requires a bit of tinkering, but I think pipecat is the way to go. You can plug in pretty much any STT/LLM/TTS you want and go. It definitely supports local models but its up to you to get your hands on those models. Not sure
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by dfajgljsldkjag 9mo ago
Big if true. There's another article that seems to report more details, but it's paywalled. There's a summary here: https://old.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1qkae55/open...
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by dfajgljsldkjag 9mo ago
The banned list proves that context matters more than having the newest tools. These features work well for small apps but they cause problems in a project this size.
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by dfajgljsldkjag 9mo ago
I think it is beautiful how this cat is like a story passed down by people. The code is different every time but the feeling is the same. It shows that software can belong to everyone instead of just one company. That is how things should r

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