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The Internet Is Dead(joinkith.com)
4 points by elliotbnvl 8mo ago|10 comments
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by elliotbnvl 8mo ago
I wrote this essay to capture how I feel about the current state of the internet and share a potential solution. The tl;dr is I'm saddened and scared in equal measure by the rise of bots, and I think we need to do something new in orde
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by elliotbnvl 8mo ago
The phrase "eternal LLMber" saddens and scares me in equal measure.
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by elliotbnvl 8mo ago
I agree... I wrote an essay about this: https://joinkith.com/#the-internet-is-dead tl;dr of the essay, we need to move back to human-to-human recommendations and trust systems, and people are already doing that a lot of way
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The Internet Is Dead(joinkith.com)
1 points by elliotbnvl 8mo ago|0 comments
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by elliotbnvl 9mo ago
in a first for our Opus-class models, Opus 4.6 features a 1M token context window in beta.
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Seamless Claude Code Handoff: SSH from Your Phone with Tmux(elliotbonneville.com)
1 points by elliotbnvl 9mo ago|0 comments
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Seamless Claude Code Handoff: SSH from Your Phone with Tmux(elliotbonneville.com)
1 points by elliotbnvl 9mo ago|0 comments
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Work Is No Longer Linear(elliotbonneville.com)
1 points by elliotbnvl 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built music composition agent and browser-based DAW for Opus 4.5(usecadenza.studio)
1 points by elliotbnvl 10mo ago|0 comments
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
I use it very simply. I pay for the monthly subscription that gives you 2k credits a month. I record a few song ideas every day, usually 2-3min recordings, using my phone and Apple Voice Memos. I export them as mp3 files and upload those to
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Little bit of a sweeping generalization there. There are a huge range of ways in which LLMs are being leveraged for software development. Using a drill doesn’t make you any less of a carpenter, even if you stopped using a screwdriver becaus
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Thanks for your interest! My artist name is He & The Machines (yes, it’s a bit on the nose). It’s on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, and anywhere else you look probably. The album name is “songs to play at the end of the world”.
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
My expectations don’t change whether or not I’m using AI, and neither do my standards. Whether or not you use my software is up to you.
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Well, don’t go around calling me a compiler!
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Why is the head chef called the head chef, then? He doesn’t “cook”.
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Yes! I feel like so many people really fail to appreciate this side of things. Heck, Suno has gotten me to the point where I play so much more piano (the recording -> polished track loop is very rewarding) that not only did I publish an
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
As long as you get the dish you want when before you couldn’t have it — who cares?
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Yes! I’ve seen this myself, folks moving back into development after years or decades.
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by elliotbnvl 10mo ago
Strong agree! Forget all those studies that say “but developers are slower” or whatever — I’m actually building way more hobby projects and having way more fun now. And work is way more fun and easier. And my node_modules folder size is dro
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Show HN: I vibe-coded a DAW that lets you vibe-compose with Opus 4.5(synthesizer-steel.vercel.app)
2 points by elliotbnvl 10mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Vibemail – AI-powered MJML email editor that runs in the browser(vibemail-beta.vercel.app)
2 points by elliotbnvl 11mo ago|1 comments
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
If we have been living in the Information Age, I propose that we have just entered the Intelligence Age.
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Building a Blog from Scratch in 90 Minutes with 233 LOC(elliotbonneville.com)
3 points by elliotbnvl 1y ago|1 comments
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
Fascinated to see that the core spec is written in TypeScript and not, say, an OpenAPI spec or something. I suppose it makes sense, but it’s still surprising to see.
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
One-time world chess grandmaster, who lost to Deep Blue (a chess AI) in 1997 after beating it in 1996. This marked the first time an AI beat a human on the world stage in a game of pure reasoning. I don't believe AI will cause the worl
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
All programming is thinking. If AI can write good code, it can write good tests. Your job – for now – is to make sure the tests are good, if only because for the time being we're still slightly better at reasoning than the AI is. Just
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
Nope. Being a good communicator and being good at AI are two completely different skillsets. Plenty of overlap, to be sure, but being good at one does not imply being good at the other any more than speaking first-language quality English m
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
If you have a good codebase, a good team, and strong product direction behind you a lot of the more abstract work you're describing goes away because most of those decisions were made weeks, months, or years ago by the time you're
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by elliotbnvl 1y ago
You're missing the point. People refused to learn it not because it was technically challenging but because it was a transformation. It happens with every increase in abstraction; folks fall by the wayside because they don't want

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