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ChatGPT for macOS can now edit code directly in IDEs(twitter.com)
7 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|0 comments
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Compare OpenAI Models(platform.openai.com)
17 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|3 comments
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OpenAI o1 and o3-mini are now available in the API(twitter.com)
1 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|0 comments
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Vibe Coding Is the Future [video](youtube.com)
11 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|14 comments
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Same for AI coding assistants, most tools generate way too much unnecessary code. Scary part is that the code seems to be running OK.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
When it comes to relying on code that you didn't write yourself, like an npm package, do you care if it's AI code or human code? Do you think your trust toward AI code may change over time?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Understood, thanks for nicely explaining it instead of downvoting ;)
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The First AI Recruiting Agency – Contrario (YC)(ycombinator.com)
2 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|0 comments
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Why is it called "gain of function" if there's no gain of function? > why lots of people are so against it Hearing "GoF is NOT GoF" just makes me suspicious instinctively , that's all - no bad intention.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Congrats to the FireFly team, this is an amazing achievement. Video of the earth rising from the horizon reminded me of Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot speech. Any opensource libraries in that satellite's tech stack will now get to bra
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Sergey Brin says 60 hours a week is the 'sweet spot'(fortune.com)
37 points by hakaneskici 2y ago|61 comments
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
With privileged access, the attackers can tamper with the evidence for repudiation, so although I'd say "nothing in the logs" is acceptable, not everyone may. These two attack vectors are part of the STRIDE threat modeling ap
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
How can -let's say- Cursor users be sure they were not compromised? > No malicious usage was detected Curious to hear about methods used if OK to share, something like STRIDE maybe?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Did they elaborate why? What do you think they were expecting from you that you didn't demonstrate? Best wishes with your job search.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
> "Writing is thinking" Exactly, and I also feel like the act of "transferring" one's thoughts to visual symbols (writing, coding, diagramming) helps a lot with mental defrag and garbage collection.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
AI will not "replace" white collar jobs, but will replace how those jobs are done. If you're concerned, it's less depressive to think of these times as a fast transition and adaptation phase. If I make an analogy to natu
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I believe it's technically possible, but I don't know if there's a tool. Btw, genuinely asking, what's your offline scenario? Long loong time ago, I used TiddlyWiki for a brief time period for my temp offline scenarios
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Oh how I miss the golden days of RSS blogs :) On reading; I feel like I don't have the time or the attention span anymore. I strongly believe this is due to the "short info-pill" overload in the last decade or so. I can easil
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I used to participate in discussions long time ago, but I've mostly been a read-only guest. I lost access to my original account many many years ago. Maybe one day I can talk to admins to see if it can be mined from the archives :) Why
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
I've been a "daily" follower of HN as anon since its inception by pg, so here's my opinion on this: Over the years, software development itself has changed from having to know the low level details of the computer (hacki
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
What you've accomplished demonstrates a very important skill you have, persistence. Kudos and don't give up. About those rejections, did they effect your confidence in yourself and your skills? How did they make you feel?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Try https://vscode.dev You can append a Github repo to the URL to open it: https://vscode.dev/https://github.com/facebook/react
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Could it be referring to the semantic correctness of HTML behind the scenes so AI can reasoned about the content structure? I think this is similar to a11y standards of assigning roles etc to UI elements, so non-AI agents like screen-reader
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Makes sense. I was thinking that browsers have native support for WYSIWYG editing and most browsers/apps are Chromium based; so how the browser handles HTML formatting should be stable for a single person scenario even across apps.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Interesting. Why not HTML? Browsers have native basic WYSIWYG editing built in, and almost every screen we look at is nowadays HTML, including the code editor. On a `<div contenteditable=true> element, calling document.execCommand(&#x
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Why not have AI build this for you? :) With the AI coding tools getting better each day, I'm starting to think why I would spend any time researching what's out there for what I want, instead of just using an AI coding agent to pu
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Good luck! Your SaaS website looks very nice. Are you doing sales or advertisements yet?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
What is your overall vision and roadmap about automated testing for web apps by bringing value from AI into the process? When I worked on the accessibilityinsights.io team, dealing with inconsistent or complicated xPaths was also an issue.
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
As a side question, what's the rationale for this? Is there a list of nsfw gTLDs?
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by hakaneskici 2y ago
Indeed interesting, they say the "overview" section is primarily intended for human readers, and the rest is for the model. I wonder how the model will read this spec, maybe there's a more machine readable format.

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