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by greymalik 1y ago
It is also true that you can instruct them not to do that, with success.
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by greymalik 1y ago
> it's not clear there's a substantial difference in software development expertise But GPT-5 is substantially cheaper[0]. [0] https://simonwillison.net/2025/Aug/7/gpt-5/#pricing-is-aggre...
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by greymalik 1y ago
https://github.com/greggh/claude-code.nvim https://github.com/coder/claudecode.nvim
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by greymalik 1y ago
One of the things I find confusing about this article is that the author positions RAG as being unrelated to both context engineering and vector search.
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by greymalik 1y ago
Apple Music, iTunes, and manually synced music.
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by greymalik 1y ago
For now. Some LLM responses will contain advertising eventually too. Google’s search revenue is plummeting. They have to make it up somewhere.
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by greymalik 1y ago
I hate to blame the victim, but did the author not use the built-in sandbox (`gemini —sandbox`) or git?
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How to Use Model Context Protocol(seangoedecke.com)
1 points by greymalik 1y ago|0 comments
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by greymalik 1y ago
As does Copilot
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by greymalik 1y ago
You’re part of YC but this is open source - how do you plan to make money off of it?
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by greymalik 1y ago
It doesn’t matter if Obsidian dies. The files are standard markdown you control and there is no lock-in. You can simply move on to another tool.
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by greymalik 1y ago
Here’s an alternate link if you prefer to read text instead of watching a 6 minute video: https://docs.docker.com/ai/mcp-catalog-and-toolkit/catalog/
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by greymalik 1y ago
This is discussed in TFA. The absolute costs are negligible, particularly in comparison to the time saved.
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by greymalik 1y ago
Can you give an example of a local PM framework? What happens in this step - ticket creation?
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by greymalik 1y ago
What’s your Python setup?
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by greymalik 1y ago
Where are you seeing this? Are there lots of engineers in your workplace that do this? If so, why isn’t there cultural pressure from the rest of the team not to do that?
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by greymalik 1y ago
Out of curiosity - can you give any examples of the programming questions you are using deep research on? I’m having a hard time thinking of how it would be helpful and could use the inspiration.
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by greymalik 1y ago
Aider or GitHub Copilot should work.
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by greymalik 1y ago
$1000 over how many 40 hour weeks?
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by greymalik 1y ago
Accomplishing more in that 40 hours?
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by greymalik 2y ago
An excerpt of the author’s bio: > I’m a software engineering leader and writer, currently serving as Carta’s CTO. I’ve worked at Calm, Stripe, Uber, Digg, a few other places, and cofounded a defunct iOS gaming startup
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by greymalik 2y ago
Done! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43073579
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AI-generated fake podcasts (mostly via NotebookLM)(kaggle.com)
3 points by greymalik 2y ago|1 comments
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by greymalik 2y ago
This dataset represents a small subset of AI-generated fake podcasts that were flagged during attempts to add them to the Listen Notes podcast database…The goal of sharing this dataset is to support the AI community in developing more effec
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by greymalik 2y ago
I’m surprised no one has mentioned the C4 approach to diagramming yet, which is a prescriptive approach that helps to avoid most of these mistakes: https://c4model.com/
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by greymalik 2y ago
> This exercise involves looking at a piece and imagining which square it would be best placed on, without initially worrying about how to get it there. Without using Stockfish, how does one do this in their head? What rubric can you use
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by greymalik 2y ago
Your version of the headline won’t get as many clicks.
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by greymalik 2y ago
I’m sure a beep from their car will put an end to that.
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by greymalik 2y ago
What’s messy about it?
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by greymalik 2y ago
> something like Obsidian-but-freeish I'm confused. Obsidian itself is free. You can choose to pay for their sync service if you need it, but there are alternatives for that that don't cost extra.

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