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people are buying Mac Minis specifically to run AI agents with computer use. They’re setting up headless machines whose sole job is to automate their workflows. OpenClaw—the open-source framework that lets you run Claude, GPT-
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I like their models. They're powerful. But... Who do they think believe the whole "don't be evil" in 2026? We know what's around the corner. Enshitification, loss of trust, frog boiling, account restrictions and ups
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A curious case of Vibe Living.
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It always makes me smile when you get some random domain with a good looking CSS telling you: Don't do the same as everyone! For safety... here... Just curl this script and execute it :)
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If you can't rebuke code today. You can't rebuke code tomorrow.
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I hope that's not the defacto standard because if you're Australian, cashing out crypto is a taxable item seen as investment payout.
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Like I said if you didn't know what you were doing before, you won't know what you're doing with today. Agentic coding in general only amplify your ability (or disability). You can totally learn how to build an OS and invest
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I should have been clearer. It was a pun, a take, a joke. I was referring to his day-to-day activity now, where he merges code, doesn't write hardly any code for the linux kernel. I didn't imply most of use can do half the thing h
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Like I said that's temporary. It's janky and wonky but it's a stepping stone. Just look at image generation. Actually factually look at it. We went from horror colours vomit with eyes all over, to 6 fingers humans, to pretty
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I don't get it. I think just as hard, I type less. I specify precisely and I review. If anything, all we've changed is working at a higher level. The product is the same. But these people just keep mixing things up like "wow
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Say, you can vibe design your next house. Would you want that? Isn't a house too personal that you'd want to get a professional architect with experience to design it, and sign off on it? Even if they used advanced tools like CAD
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So many of these names I feel I know them, but I don't know them, personally. I know them, by tone. I read his/her take on the topic. Turns out you don't need to see any faces or body ratios of any kind to connect with people
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I am a gen X, this hurts, but it might be true :(
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Wails is pretty good. I wrote a couple of apps but since I'm on macOS I ended up rewriting them in SwiftUI and that's much lighter of course since it uses all native APIs.
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Trails of those low orbit satellites wasn't bad enough. Can't wait to see pictures of night sky ruined by... A data-center in the frame.
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None, basically.
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Look up the language and ARC.
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It's getting silly. Every 3 days someone is trying to coin a new term for programming. At the end of the day, you produce code for a compiler to produce other code, and then eventually run it. It's called programming. When carpent
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Everyone wants to take credit for a naming convention, become part of history I suppose! I'll do my own, narcissistically: Typeless programming!
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The line gets blurrier the more auto-complete you use. Agentic programming is at the end of the day a higher level auto complete, with extremely fuzzy matching on English. But when you write a block and you let copilot complete 3, 4, 5 stat
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I've live through both eras... Agile, hardly any planning, write 3 times. Waterfall, weeks of planning, write 3 times anyway. The point is, people don't know what they want or are asking for, until it's in front of them. No s
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Nope, spotlight search handles basic calculations, python repl the rest of them.
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If this may help you, some browser allow youtube videos in PIP (e.g. Orion). That keeps the video going, you can scale it down in a corner. Otherwise the other option is to drag the tab out to a window of its own, they can't know it&#x
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This is so silly. Games are a form of communication in arts between the designer and the player. Ai generated content is at best the ikea flat pack replacement. Utilitarian and you feel nothing. Anything meaningful and worthwhile spending t
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They looove big hyperbolic quotes. If they don't do those, what are their real value? It's purely narcissistic. It's also a survival technique. Come up with wow factor so the board doesn't think you're behind.
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Yes I feel like AI was first gunning for software engineer but we're seeing it shift towards SaaS replacements and small apps.
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It was trained on it so it's purely just doing a good job.
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Search HN this has been answered many times.
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That made me smile Security: 34 security-related commits to harden the codebase Narrator's voice: They needed a 35th. Much better name!
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Side note, are we at the level where tech blogs and news site can't even write <a href> links properly? 2 out of 4 links in the article are messed up, that's mind boggling... On a tech blog! Is that how far deep we've s
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