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by enobrev 10mo ago
Additionally funny (and ironic) that the term "henge" comes from Stonehenge, even though Stonehenge is technically not a henge.
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by enobrev 10mo ago
I had this exact same experience in ravenswood this weekend. I was walking to breakfast and one of these bots was blocking the entirety of the shoveled part of the sidewalk. I had to make may way into the snow to inch around the bot just
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by enobrev 11mo ago
I wholeheartedly agree that it's significantly worse than single-payer, but to say it hurt young people simply doesn't match reality as I saw it play out. The ACA allowed me to get insurance for the first time since I'd left
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by enobrev 1y ago
Whenever people visit during the warmer months, I almost always recommend or take them on the Architectural tour. The tour guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and tell great stories. The actual tour is a treat - even if you don't car
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by enobrev 1y ago
This is what slows me down most. The initial implementation of a well defined task is almost always quite fast. But then it's a balance of either... * Checking it closely myself, which sometimes takes just as long as it would have ta
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by enobrev 1y ago
I think there's something of a pendulum here, and I agree it's swayed too far to over-diagnosing ourselves. But I also think of my father who passed a couple years ago. We didn't have much of a relationship. He had friends,
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by enobrev 1y ago
I'm surprised by this take, simply because of my own experience, where the further I've gotten from religion over a very long time, the less significant I've found death. Not having "answers" to what comes next has
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by enobrev 1y ago
In theory, I'm a fan of it. I think getting a working mock-up as a demonstration of an idea is far better than building something from a few napkin sketches and then iterating while we close in on the original vision. As for my own wo
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by enobrev 1y ago
I grabbed a cheap one for my 5 year old with some blank tapes. I remember how much I loved recording my voice, or the TV, and eventually LOTS of radio. Tangible media has more weight than just the physical object. Especially in something
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by enobrev 1y ago
Not sure if you meant to post here intentionally, but also there's an Ask HN specifically for people who want to be hired. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45093190
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by enobrev 1y ago
I'm ok on speed. Not 10x or anything, but I've been writing full-stack web apps and websites from scratch for a quarter century. The issue is getting the LLM to write _reasonably decent_ code without having to read every line and
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by enobrev 1y ago
The specs would not likely have happened at all, since this is a solo project; although this experience has led me to want to write these things out more thoroughly, even for myself. It's impressive how little work I need to put in go
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by enobrev 1y ago
> it doesn't seem to be making me any more efficient That's been my experience. I've been working on a 100% vibe-coded app for a few weeks. API, React-Native frontend, marketing website, CMS, CI/CD - all of it withou
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by enobrev 1y ago
Even so, "piracy" is rather hyperbolic. The correction definitely clarifies the point.
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by enobrev 1y ago
> They realized money could be made, and built a website to let other people do the same thing, through them, not [Craigslist]. This is important: the very first act of creation was an act of piracy. Unless Craigslist owned the building
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by enobrev 1y ago
Not offended, but I would quite unhappy if a calculator called me an asshole because I disagree that 2+2=bobcat
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by enobrev 1y ago
I think I'd be happier with a standard .agents directory and have all of these in there. I imagine each agent is going to need its own tweaks to get it to work just right with their system prompts, just as Claude already has it's
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by enobrev 1y ago
I haven't tried codex or cursor-cli yet, but I have tried to give gemini a few tasks and in my experience, compared to claude code, it's not great. Gemini's been very quick to dive in and start changing things, even when I do
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by enobrev 1y ago
Nothing quite like "I see what the problem is", and then seeing Claude start reading a bunch of files and strategizing the re-architecture of a feature just resolve its own 3-line blunder. If you happen catch it and you're qu
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by enobrev 1y ago
I do something very similar for the planning phase, as well as for the code-review after a task is complete. I like to switch between opus in claude code and gemini cli, so I can work from the same files rather than copying and pasting thi
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by enobrev 1y ago
Probably a bit rude, but maybe we can all agree to accept "fork off" as an acceptable, concise, and descriptive answer to unwanted requests.
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by enobrev 1y ago
Gaffers tape works great. Rips easy and one small piece is plenty to douse the brightest unwanted nightlight.
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by enobrev 1y ago
I have a similar amount of engineering experience, was highly skeptical, and I've come to similar conclusions with Claude Code after spending two weeks on a greenfield project (TS api, react-native client, TS/React admin panel). A
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by enobrev 1y ago
I've just started setting this up for my own family with plex instead of jellyfin, so I don't have a LOT of answers, but... - yes pinchflat allows you to define the date at which it starts downloading. For a couple channels, I se
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by enobrev 1y ago
I also love programming. Out of curiosity (and possibly job stability) I've spent the past solid week building an app from scratch using Claude code. I'm overall impressed with the result. There are things I might have approached
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by enobrev 1y ago
I've noticed in the "task complete" summaries, I'll see something like "250/285 tests passing, but the broken tests are out of scope for this change". My immediate and obvious response is "you broke t
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by enobrev 1y ago
This is what I imagined when reading Neuromancer and other sci-fi of that time. A public online space that we share. Sure, some corners will get gross and dangerous. But that's what humanity looks like. It's strange to me that
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by enobrev 1y ago
Pretty great video about a company that makes ice for bars in NYC https://youtu.be/ET8mqVGDQ1s
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by enobrev 1y ago
Sounds about right. I've been calling this REST-ish for years and generally everyone I say that to gets what I mean without much (any) explanation.
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by enobrev 1y ago
I don't believe we're mature enough to have a `launch_nukes` function either.

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