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1y ago
I’m really wondering why so many advertising posts mimicked as discourse make it to frontpage and I assume it’s a new Silicon Valley trick because there is no way HN community values these so much. Let me tell you I’m scared of these tools.
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1y ago
Honestly I was reading that article and I smelled sales pitch and then in the end of course. This is not my experience at all. I also don’t get the line obsession. Good code has less lines not more
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1y ago
what level is that?
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1y ago
Maybe it’s the new Silicon Valley trend to fuck up demos so people talk about it more? You know there is no such things as bad publiciity..
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1y ago
What was this AI that did infographics? I already used it to learn like this 6-12 months ago.
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1y ago
Was there a bounty?
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1y ago
I think there is one thing that most people miss, obviously! => You can use AI to double-check (not single check), avoid overengineering, fill knowledge gaps, scan for inconsistencies and many more things. The main benefit it has for me
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1y ago
Why is this article on top of HN? this is nothing breaking/new/interesting/astonishing.. The principles are super basic to get the first time you build an agent. The real problem is to get reliability. If you have reliability
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1y ago
So it sucks?
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1y ago
Im pretty sure that most packages and frameworks break less than your own code…
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1y ago
I think the rule of thumb here is to avoid every kind of runtime check that can be checked at compile time. But if you have a function that works with different types you should make it more reusable. It’s a good marker to yourself or to a
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1y ago
Can i upload my own pictures and share the girls on Tinder my own version of it, where they only see me? Hey, have you heard about this new dating app thats way better than Tinder?
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1y ago
I mean all good but I still wonder if building an editor is really sustainable you basically only fight for new coders everybody else will just stay with vs or IntelliJ because of muscle memory I know you can share keymaps but it never work
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1y ago
Thank you very much this is exactly my experience. I sometimes let it vibe code frontend features that area easy to test in an already typed code base (add a field to this form), but most of the time its my sparring partner to review my cod
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1y ago
Wait till he learns about aider
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1y ago
We couldve easily build all these features a year ago, tools are nothing new. Its just barely useful. Most applications now are more intuitive than our brain can think fast. I think telling an AI to find me a good flight is more work than t
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1y ago
see my comment regarding using it with aider
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1y ago
With aider you can run a second instance along with --watch-files and if you in your tasks do // #AI it will be added to the chat and with // !AI AI will then respond so you can do `backlog task create "Feature&quo
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1y ago
How can I change from gemini to claude ? Also I’m not fully sure about your setup. In my fresh pov I would next set up agents that check my github repo for backlog tasks and do pull requests on those tasks. If I write a good description and
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1y ago
Hey man amazing work! You’re a legend
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1y ago
It’s nothing special. Not in the realm of anything technical outstanding. I just stated that to emphasize that it’s a slightly bigger project than default single-dev coded SAAS projects which are just a single wrapper. We have workers, mult
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1y ago
I’ve written a full stack monorepo with over 1,000 files alone now. I’ve started with AI doing a lot of the work, but the percentage goes down and down. For me a good codebase is not about how much you’ve written, but about how it’s archite
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1y ago
Anything that can be done with the existing ones? How is it with using openrouter? If I have users that use OpenAI through my API keys am I responsible? I have so many questions…
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1y ago
I think one of the smartest decisions of my career was that I learned NEO when I was 16, which is like DVORAK, but with german letters. It also has a lot of hotkeys for important coding characters like ({*\/ on the home row. I reached
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1y ago
I see that point but now discussing approaches with AI replaces that most of the time, not because the AI is genius but because me formulating it helps me to think and me getting challenged helps as well (I ask for it) The input speed on ke
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1y ago
It’s not just about saving money or making less mistakes its also about iteration speed. I can’t believe this process is remotely comparable to aider. In aider everything is loaded in memory I can add drop files in terminal, discuss in term
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1y ago
I have read 30 MCP articles now and I still don’t understand why we not just use API?
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1y ago
Sometimes I’m just too much in the zone working and I forget, leading to 10 mins more in the zone, but less overall focused work through the day.
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2y ago
Personal anecdote getting an airthings that reminds me to open the window (along with a pushover api setup) has probably been the biggest productivity improvement in 10 years.
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2y ago
Can you explain to me? Would the token strings be as easy to solve for humans as well? Or let me ask differently. Can we still design text questions that are easy for humans and tough for AI?
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