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by gitgud 6mo ago
Another feature idea for you: There’s an extension that I loved called “Proven” (now archived) which uses keybase.io proofs to show other proven accounts next to hn users https://github.com/dschep/proven Also about thi
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by gitgud 6mo ago
Was made using https://cables.gl/ (not by me though)
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The Spark – A sophisticated scrolling experience(spark.thedigitalpanda.com)
2 points by gitgud 6mo ago|2 comments
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by gitgud 6mo ago
We built machines that learned every single solution from StackOverflow… so developers don’t need it anymore
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by gitgud 7mo ago
Well yeah, business has literally always extracted value from open source software, that’s one of the main benefits of it… (although license violations have been unprecedented with AI) “Creating value” in open source has never been about ca
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Ask HN: How would you know if an AI model has been nerfed?
2 points by gitgud 7mo ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 8mo ago
> so projects are built whether or not they're good ideas Let’s be honest, this was always the case. The difference now is that nobody cares about the implementation, as all side projects are assumed to be vibecoded. So when execu
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by gitgud 8mo ago
> Just like with CNC though, you need to feed it with the correct instructions. CNC relies on precise formal languages like G-code, whereas an LLM relies on the imprecise natural languages
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by gitgud 8mo ago
How is this different from a README.md with a code block?
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by gitgud 9mo ago
There’s also the much more common case of a competitor coming in with a similar product that has a few more features matching the customers’ requirements… which explains the endless product development treadmill that companies find themselv
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by gitgud 9mo ago
Fine I’ll chime in… The main advantage tailwind has is that utility css can be composed without needing to worry about hierarchy. This is not true for bootstrap. This makes tailwind much more predictable for component based UI architecture,
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by gitgud 10mo ago
I guess the main argument is that there will always be technical and non-technical people in companies. Some people don’t even like prompting to get an AI image, let alone prompting to fix/maintain software…
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by gitgud 10mo ago
No, managers don’t want to be using Claude Code… tools change
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by gitgud 10mo ago
Nice! Very interesting idea and seems well executed in the demo video. “3D Presentations” seems like a very strange use case though. I actually think you could pivot this to be a very simple “3D movie maker”! Just make the presentation auto
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by gitgud 10mo ago
Very interesting, I think the URL should probably use the post ID rather than the post title, as the post title can change
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by gitgud 10mo ago
Ironically the automated 3D printed parts of the house look sloppy and inconsistent, when compared to the beautiful wooden finishes and tiled surfaces.
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by gitgud 10mo ago
> 1. A centralized location, like a README (congrats, you've just invented CLAUDE.md) README files are not a new concept, and have been used in software for like 5 decades now, whereas CLAUDE.md files were invented 12 months ago..
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by gitgud 11mo ago
> People only read your code when something is wrong, which means they’re already annoyed before they get to your bit and if your bit is also annoying you’re going to either hear about it or get frozen out because if it. If you’re talk
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by gitgud 1y ago
> Accept the request and send a response, one character at a time Sounds like the opposite of the [1] Slow Loris DDOS attack. Instead of attacking with slow connections, you’re defending with slow connections [1] https://www
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by gitgud 1y ago
Interesting perspective, I think highlighting what I’m looking at, to show me if it’s a function/class/variable is pretty useful… Also most modern IDE’s already contextually highlight usages of what you’ve selected too
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by gitgud 1y ago
The FOSS world is primarily about freedom. You don’t have to align with someone else’s vision, you don’t need to be profitable, you don’t need to care about other projects
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by gitgud 1y ago
Clanker Coding ™
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by gitgud 1y ago
> If you go over your budget with AWS, what should AWS do automatically? Delete your objects from S3? Terminate your databases and EC2 instances? Why not simply take the service offline once it reaches the free tier limit?? The reason
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by gitgud 1y ago
Wait, so bots watch for new records added to this HTTPS cert public ledger, then immediately start attacking? To me that sounds like enabling HTTPS is actually a risk here…
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by gitgud 1y ago
Why would platforms like LinkedIn want this? Bots have never been good for social media…
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by gitgud 1y ago
1. Already true, no company will make the AI agent liable for its output, it’s always the programmer 2. Unlikely, as most software won’t result in death/injury… whereas a structural engineering project is much more life threatening. 3.
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CRW Flags Inc(crwflags.com)
1 points by gitgud 1y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 1y ago
Devastating… I discovered Mikeal like most people did, from curiosity about npm packages in a project. He wrote a lot of opensource projects and was a refreshingly nice and patient person to interact with on GitHub. Condolences to his frien
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by gitgud 1y ago
This is so eloquently put and really describes the absurdity of the notion that code itself will become redundant to building a software system
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Canva's Dev MCP Server(canva.dev)
2 points by gitgud 1y ago|0 comments

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