hakaneskici

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by hakaneskici 1y ago
I misunderstood the parent comment as if it was saying my post was AI ;) I think the readme is still well crafted, AI couldn't do this without the author.
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by hakaneskici 1y ago
What made you think that?
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by hakaneskici 1y ago
Amazing, thank you for sharing. I'm interested in learning about your experience while building this :) What kind of interesting challenges have you run into, and how have your work influenced the OpenAI's realtime API? PS: Your g
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Cluely - a desktop application to let you cheat on anything(cluely.com)
7 points by hakaneskici 1y ago|3 comments
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by hakaneskici 1y ago
[0] Announcement: https://x.com/im_roy_lee/status/1914061483149001132
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Barack Obama says AI isn't just disrupting coders – it's disrupting meaning(twitter.com)
7 points by hakaneskici 1y ago|1 comments
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Largest Hackathon Presented by Bolt(worldslargesthackathon.devpost.com)
2 points by hakaneskici 1y ago|0 comments
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by hakaneskici 1y ago
This looks very interesting, thanks for sharing. Have you started delivering any developer kits?
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by hakaneskici 1y ago
Hi Michael, Slightly related to this; I just wanted to ask whether all Cursor email inboxes are gated by AI agents? I've tried to contact Cursor via email a few times in the past, but haven't even received an AI response :) Cheers
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I love your RFC-1, keep up the spirit :) Where are your servers located?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Great to see more contenders in AI coding assistant space. Drives innovation, kudos to the team! Is Augment's pay-as-you-go pricing model for "additional agent requests" feature conceptually similar to Cursor's Max mode?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
This would have been an epic April 1st joke :)
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Awesome! I'd love to see it. One of my goals was to make the code "hackable", so that you can take this as a starting point, then extend and personalize it, to make it "yours". > Custom newtab is underrated Exact
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
The only reason is that it shows up on all new tabs. It's just always there. Backstory: My primary goal was to have a blank screen when I open a new browser tab. It helps me with context switching, to stop and think. Later I added an e
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Congrats Tom! Thanks dang and other mods for protecting this sacred corner of the web for so long. You're the guardians of the best no-BS tech news community. It is truly an under-appreciated effort. Best wishes.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I wonder if seeing the world through digital screens had any effect on this. Biologically, color drives behavior. Exposure to the same color palette over time develops tolerance, so *different* colors might be perceived as more attractive.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I get this feeling when I visit certain places with beton brute architecture, and I always wonder what kind of suffering did the architect go through to design something like that?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I found their GitHub repo more useful for technical details: https://github.com/holepunchto/pear/
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I found more tools from previous discussions: https://tabnotes.page/ https://original.littr.me/ https://feather.wiki/ https://zareith.github.io/chillmd/ Although most
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
This. It's usually all the things besides writing code that takes most of the time.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
The value is in the activity itself, like planning, rather than the final document.
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Show HN: Replace Chrome new tab with a blank WYSIWYG editor for taking notes(github.com)
6 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|7 comments
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YC CEO Garry Tan Testifying in Congress – Why Access Is Important for Startups(twitter.com)
3 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|0 comments
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Your wish came true :) I've made this a while ago for myself to take quick notes while browsing the web, so I'm publishing this in case anyone finds it useful: > minimalistab is an extension for Chrome that replaces chrome:&#x2
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
https://effective-shell.com/
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
> current models are more than "stochastic parrots" I believe the same, and also I'm willing to accept that the human brain can intentionally operate in an stochastic parrot mode. Some people have the ability to fluently s
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Nice work! Is it possible to hide the seconds? Btw, F5 in Notepad inserts a time stamp.
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The Scale of AI's Pirated-Books Problem(theatlantic.com)
10 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|1 comments
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Nvidia Unveils AI-Q Blueprint to Connect AI Agents for the Future of Work(blogs.nvidia.com)
1 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|0 comments
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Replit Deployment Repricing (Feb 2025)(docs.replit.com)
3 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|1 comments

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