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by jwpapi 5mo ago
Sounds like AI
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
I think if you drop this all you will absolutely kill it.
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
The price is what maximizes profit (long term)
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
That’s crazy, you mind sharing the gist for that part? Ideally with some examples. This would be a new level of troublesome/ruthless (insert correct english word here)
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
You can deterministically force a bash script as a hook.
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
Those are exactly the kind of issues you run into when your app is ai coded you built one thing and kill something else. You have too many and the wrong benchmarks
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
The hallucination benchmark is hallucinating
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
My hint was at an issue in the american educational system. I‘m sure if they could they would have shown more all americans. Especially given how important the state connection is for them to keep up their spending.. That means they struggl
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
Why is it all so asian?
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
Yes
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
What are these non-sensitive variables that could only be the NEXT_PUBLIC ones? else I haven’t seen any difference? Or is it the UI sensitive that they ask you in CLI, that would be crazy. That means if you decide to not mark them as sensit
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
No one should be, why are the enverionmant variables not encrypted itself and the encryption key is stored with your oauth provider ?
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
I think the question goes more into ourselves as it goes into AI, we don’t know exactly how our own intelligence and conciousness works and therefore it’s very tough to impossible to compare to AI intelligence and conciousness. Are we just
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by jwpapi 5mo ago
Challenge: Make money online
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
To me 4.7 gave me a lot of options always even if there’s a clear winner, preaching decision fatigue
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
agree! For low level I recommend to run tests as early as you can and verify whatever information you got when you learn, build a fundamental understanding
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
I feel like we are at the point where the improvements at one area diminishes functionality in others. I see some things better in 4.7 and some in 4.6. I assume they’ll split in characters soon.
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Sorry.. I don’t think I can delete? But can be deleted you’re right.
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
My workflow used to be as most did agents in the command line, whenever bugs happened i tried to enforce verification layers, preferably deterministic to make sure it doesnt happen again. I dug deep into linting, biome and type rules. I tri
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Would you bet on you not being faster with autocomplete. No context loss for you and you can review and write at the same time.
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Your suspicion is right.
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
All these new offers try to kill fire with fire. You don’t make the codebase better with more agents. You introduce more complicated issues. It’s a trap.
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
It all went downhill from the moment they changed Reading *.* to reading (*) files. I can’t use Claude Code at all anymore, not even for simple tasks. The output genuinely disgusts me. Like a friend who constantly stabs you in the back. My
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
I haven’t tried Junie, but I’m using Jetbrains. First time I tried it it didn’t work lol (right at alpha). I also see how AI makes my life better and I’m very grateful for everything that I could learn way faster through AI. Languages, syst
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Does all of that apply to Postgresql as well or only Mysql?
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Like seeing orchestration pipelines, videos, tools or blog posts fills me with literal anxiety, like I feel bad for all these people. They seem like people on drugs to me that think they are on top of the world. To be clear I’ve been like t
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Tell HN: I regret every single time I use AI
11 points by jwpapi 6mo ago|6 comments
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
This is probably driven to be more usable with AI agents, but smaller prs can create more code as they need to enforce more backwards compability, this can also lead to more code or more maintenance work. Honestly I don’t see the benefit of
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
When I look at the big non-tech industry companies that have a chill life and print money. It’s usually the companies that are just the very best in what they do and have a quasi monopoly or so much competitive andvantage that everybody is
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by jwpapi 6mo ago
Same here. I have now deleted 43k and counting lines of my codebase. There is no point in putting any AI code into production anymore as it almost always uses none or the wrong abstractions. When you try to throw more agents at the problem

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