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knowsuchagency
1y ago
Ironically, Claude Code has me working in lower-level languages with more low-level tools than ever before, simply because of how powerful it is, particularly as a terminal tool. I've always been more of a GUI person, but now the edito
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1y ago
Diversity of thought is a nice way to put it
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knowsuchagency
1y ago
well said
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1y ago
That's fantastic to hear. Did they configure django to use sqlalchemy as the ORM or were they able to make it work with django's?
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knowsuchagency
1y ago
Super interesting idea. How feasible would it be to integrate this with Django?
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knowsuchagency
1y ago
I agree, but there's always Deepseek. They're publishing and open-sourcing more than anyone these days.
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1y ago
I don't believe ChatGPT has an IQ of 120, and after reading the linked article, I don't think the author does either.
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1y ago
They almost certainly didn't reverse-engineer it.
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Show HN: A persistent drop-in replacement for functools.lru_cache
(github.com)
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2y ago
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
No, he didn’t miss the point. “Power creep” doesn’t necessitate or justify the behavior of this administration.
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
Pathetic
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2y ago
You're not kind, but you're not wrong.
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
In the words of JD Vance, "What?"
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2y ago
Disagree. What makes software unique to other engineering disciplines is that it isn't a discipline at all. What makes software so great is how quick the iteration cycles are. Software sits at a higher abstraction level than physical h
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2y ago
This is overly cynical. They sound like good kids. I don't know why it's so hard for people to imagine that not everyone's feed is smut. I've learned a ton from TikTok.
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2y ago
If you saw the way trump and vance treated Zelensky and came away with the impression that trump/vance did was was best for the US' interests or those of the people of Ukraine, then I have nothing intellectual to say to you. Eithe
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2y ago
Double down, baby!
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
Nothing touches https://dokploy.com
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Show HN: Skeet – A local-friendly command-line copilot that works with any LLM
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Agreed. I wrote my own LLM abstraction library in a few hundred lines of code: https://github.com/knowsuchagency/promptic
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
Thanks for this write up
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knowsuchagency
2y ago
Here's your counterexample: “Copilot has dramatically accelerated my coding. It’s hard to imagine going back to ‘manual coding,’” Karpathy said. “Still learning to use it, but it already writes ~80% of my code, ~80% accuracy. I don’t e
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2y ago
I saw someone mention reactived but there's also https://github.com/wrabit/django-cotton
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2y ago
They're now working on Optimus
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2y ago
same is true of YAML as a JSON superset
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2y ago
No true Scotsman
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Building a minimalist native Python desktop application with Pyloid and Gradio
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2y ago
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2y ago
Thanks for the kind words! I'm a fan of magentic :) One of the projects I've built with promptic is https://pdf-to-podcast.com
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Promptic – the "requests" of LLM app development
(github.com)
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2y ago
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