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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
This tool seems agent-oriented for them to merge, rather merely check readiness. In that regard, the page doesn't mention anything about human reviewers, only AI reviewers. Honestly wouldn't be surprised if author, someone seeming
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
That repo is quintessentially surreal. AI-written code, published in AI-made PRs, reviewed by multiple AI bots (one of which being same model that wrote code & made the PR, maybe others too just accessible via 3rd vendor), merged by AI
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Unless misread, 2 hours isn't the time limit for the candidate to do this but the time Claude eventually needed to outperform best returned solution. Best candidate could've taken 6h~2d to achieve this result.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Could you make a repo with solutions given by each model inside a dir/branch for comparison?
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Cool concept. (Legit project overall too.) Any chance it expands beyond Claude, e.g. Codex, OpenCode? Also, unless misunderstood those commits happen in currently working branch? If yes, an option to have the code/sessions mix in alter
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>Managing agents, crafting skills, building docs, designing workflows You're describing the modern edition of people obsessed with their "development" environments. The ones who treated their system (usually Linux) and tex
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Just few extra dimensions and you can handle anything.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Cannot wait for my eyes to suffer when ludicrous mode becomes the next popular CAPTCHA method. Also, this was an interesting response: https://files.catbox.moe/jiw75z.png .
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>The Hustle This should've been the entire site's name, not just a project's.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Today in first page: https://blog.emilburzo.com/2026/01/running-claude-code-dange... (discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46690907 ).
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
This is awesome. Thanks for chatgpt-shell.el too. Could use authinfo for api-keys so don't have to put them inside config (saved in ~/.authinfo, format eqv. to ~/.netrc).
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>Accuracy: 99.9997% That's terrible. Currently α is measured to relative uncertainty 1e-10. >What I'm claiming: Not numerology. It's just numerology. >The series structure maps to QED's perturbation series. Do
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Is this the correct link? Rust Cookbook states it's a collection of examples to accomplish various tasks, some with brief explanation. But nothing that could be called article/talk/repo. Should note, for anyone curious, that
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>It does lend itself better to "tokenization" of a sort - if you want to construct operations from lots of smaller operations [...] That's an educated assumption to make. But therein lies the issue with every LLM "opt
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Seems like a simplified Rust with partial prefix notation (which the rationale that is better for LLMs is based on vibes really) that compiles to C. Similar language posted here not too long ago: Zen-C => more features, no prefix notatio
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
There's a risk but imo think there's some overreaction. Plus should keep backups anyway. Have had few disks failing on me that fear to have any important data with single copy. If want to be on the safe side though: Create contain
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
The LLM output isn't an unfiltered result of an unbiased model. Rather, some texts may be classified high-quality (where the em-dash, curly quotes, a more sophisticated/less-everyday vocabulary are more expected to appear), some l
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
If you want next, I can: - Tell you what makes em dashes appealing. - Help you use em dashes more. - Give you other grammatical quirks smart people have. Just tell me. (If bots RP as humans, it’s only natural we start RP as bots. And yes, I
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>That's not about AI replacing developers - it's about unlocking latent capability in people who already understand the problem space. Feel like forums have turned into a grand Turing Test.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>many nontrivial and creative ways to do pdf processing They're all wrapping PDFlib and provide the same functionality.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Not even couple of months. Just within last month. All with similar design, similar implementation, similar HN post. Literally AI slop. Also: Show HN: BentoPDF is a privacy first PDF Toolkit https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Very cool. Realtime interactiveness without writing JS, capable enough for simple games. (Although had hard time playing it; damn snake moves too fast to control with clicking buttons.)
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Unexpectedly wasn't asked: How it compares to Redox, another message passing microkernel system written in Rust? Also, what for embedded devices means? What specific features has that other microkernel systems don't, or just mea
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
>just goes to show the sort of shit research going on over the years. Psychiatry borders pseudo-science afterall. And there's the more general replication crisis (with psychology at the focus) fuelled by the fact that positive resul
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Could extract the toolkit into its own package and publish a CLI as a pdfkit alternative, so could run it like `npx bentopdf-cli merge {}`.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Overall not easy to read article. Quite confusing. It makes case rather rewriting in Rust* should instead rewrite in formal spec and generate the code, which is now easier due to LLMs, but why that code cannot be Rust? The memory model and
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
A (prompted in English) AI-generated Python-implemented (prog lang in part designed to mimic English) project converting translated-from-English-non-English asm into standard (English) asm. A project made without writing a single line of co
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Can say install.md is to INSTALL.md what conventional are to ad-hoc commit messages.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Some are already doing it with scripts: https://github.com/andisearch/claude-switcher . Install.md is just specialization of this.
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by forgotpwd16 9mo ago
Looks interesting but Markdown is the only relevance. Submitted tool/page is about sharing/hosting. Markdeep is about making self-contained Markdown-written HTML pages.

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