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Show HN: CodeSpin - Code generation framework and tools using OpenAI APIs(github.com)
7 points by jeswin 3y ago|3 comments
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by jeswin 3y ago
Thought I'll share this early. I've been using it quite successfully over the last few weeks. In fact, most of codespin itself was written using codespin; and that helped a lot in refining the functionality. Next step would be to
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by jeswin 3y ago
Knex is quite different iirc. I was saying that ORMs should make use of parsers and modern language features (such as first class functions) to offer a unified interface to collections in memory and collections in the db. Essentially treati
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Warning - opinions ahead. I've use a bunch of ORMs (in various languages) over the last two decades. Imho, one stands distinctly above the others - Microsoft's Entity Framework (EF). EF does something fundamentally different, whil
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> Sometimes, drastic solutions like these are needed. Singapore strikes a good balance between freedom and responsibility IMHO. Some of them make sense. But executing people for drug crimes can be called barbarism.
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If the landing pages are not tidy, I'm not going to put my credit card anywhere on the site.
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Thanks for writing this.
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Not guilty: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37740448
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by jeswin 3y ago
1. AI-generated emails try to include parent context, and more often than not they sound very artificial. 2. They can be lengthy.
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Tell HN: Please stop sending AI-generated job applications (whoishiring threads)
174 points by jeswin 3y ago|188 comments
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by jeswin 3y ago
CredCore | Programming | Remote | Anywhere | Full-Time CredCore is a well-funded early-stage startup based out of New York City building solutions for the $10 trillion US debt sector. Our product suite helps funds and companies navigate the
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by jeswin 3y ago
Geekbench results for RPi 5 https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q... I wish they had a slightly more competitive CPU. If these results are real, my 6+ year old phone has better scores th
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by jeswin 3y ago
There are different benchmarks one can pick depending on the article they want to write. Geekbench 6 favors Apple CPUs more that Geekbench 5, which was already better on Apple CPUs than say Antutu. Antutu CPU - A16 248335, SnapDragon 8 Gen2
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> ... with 1/50th the effort of any other language. To junior developers reading this, such statements are never true.
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Had.
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It's not automatically a bad thing. China has done fantastically well economically, and in terms of health care, education etc. There are other countries which have had strict population control and have done well economically - such a
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by jeswin 3y ago
> How does one go about adding “extra information” (e.g. types) to an AST? Can someone who's more familiar with compilers ELI10 the problem? A layman like me is left wondering - Why not add (say) a type field to each node?
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> power What power?
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My preferences over the years: - Before 30: many distros - Before 35: Mostly ubuntu, latest version (install after a couple of months of general availability) - After 35: ubuntu LTS versions (install after a couple of months of general avai
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by jeswin 3y ago
I looked up the last update for Windows XP - KB4500331[1] from May 2019. Eighteen years after the OS was released. Gotta give credit for that. [1]: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=SP3+X...
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by jeswin 3y ago
Thanks Dave. Looks like sequelize has TypeScript support. The problem with Node frameworks is the longevity - so many projects (even large ones) get abandoned. On another note: one of the goals of Tankman is to compile with Native AOT once
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by jeswin 3y ago
Many SaaS apps I've built require managing Organizations, Roles, Users etc. Tankman is a Self-Hosted, Open Source, internal microservice with a REST API which handles these, backed by Postgres. It's written in C# and compiled into
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Show HN: Tankman – An Open Source User Management and Authorization MicroService(github.com)
7 points by jeswin 3y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: Tankman – A Open Source service for User Management and Authorization(tankman.dev)
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by jeswin 3y ago
> Then, for less than the cost of Evernote, you can get a O365 subscription and get the Office suite and 1TB of storage. Take the slightly more expensive family pack, and 5 people can use it on 5 devices each. It's one of the too-g
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by jeswin 3y ago
> The term “man” is understood by a very broad swath of society, and overwhelmingly the educated class who writes for and reads these journals, to refer to the gender construct, not the biological fact. Clarity is always better. Are you
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by jeswin 3y ago
A big part of understanding concepts (and being able to reason) is correlating with patterns you already know. Even though there are errors, LLMs are doing fairly well at pattern recall. Which makes me believe that we're perhaps one ad
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I'd like for someone to throughly research and write about how it became taboo to discuss the virus leak theory. How researchers who discussed it were shunned, tagged as racists, and in some cases had their posts banned from Social Med
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> You can argue cannabis is harmless but that’s simply not true. Most studies that look at long term usage conclude it affects the brain. Let's assume this is true. Nobody is saying they needn't be punished, but put them to dea
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by jeswin 3y ago
I consider Singapore less than ideal to live in, but not because some websites are blocked. While free speech and access to information is almost always a good thing, people raised with western values should not overlook that the east does

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