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by linesofcode 7d ago
Measure them on merit, their body of work and how well they will fit into the team culture. As for the questions you’re asking, instead of asking old-school coding interview questions ask them stuff that is actually relevant to agentic prog
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by linesofcode 7d ago
Totally agreed. Burying head in the sand which a bunch of the industry seems to be doing is a recipe for disappointment and dissatisfaction with the changing tides. Try to ride the wave rather than being swept under.
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by linesofcode 7d ago
AI is coming for hardware. I’m 2 weeks into working with ESP32 devices using nothing but AI and my intuition to build new firmware for the type of hardware I want to build. Haven’t touched electronics for 10+ years since uni. Could be produ
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by linesofcode 7d ago
> This work flow really took away my passion and joy of writing and building software systems. With agentic development and senior experience you are now able to write and build systems that are 100x more complex and powerful. You’re no
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by linesofcode 17d ago
There’s nothing you can do to stop this. If your stuff is on the internet it will be crawled. Don’t want the LLMs or anyone else to gobble up your project then keep it private. The licenses are a gentleman’s agreement in a world of no gentl
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by linesofcode 22d ago
It’s implemented. You can build teams across generations or even build a deck or binder. Also check out the comparison feature.
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Show HN: NationalDex • minimal open-source Pokédex(nationaldex.app)
6 points by linesofcode 22d ago|2 comments
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by linesofcode 23d ago
Totally! I was copy and pasting screenshots to Claude endlessly. Also this lets you do a more intentional review, build up a batch of changes and then fire them at the agent in one go. Or give the devbar to a non-tech person on the team and
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by linesofcode 23d ago
Thanks! Please let me know if there’s any questions or bugs or feature requests!
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Show HN: Devbar – Point at what to change. Leave a comment. Your agent ships it(devbar.sh)
5 points by linesofcode 23d ago|5 comments
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by linesofcode 29d ago
Use AI to tackle larger projects and complex problems, that’s how you’ll get your competitive edge back. There have to be freelance projects beyond CRUD. The “competitive edge” these days is partially being a domain expert, try to find a n
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by linesofcode 1mo ago
That’s the way to do it! Build tooling around your agents to streamline workflows and increase your confidence in them. The agent knows when to reach out for guidance, besides that it runs on its own.
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by linesofcode 1mo ago
I used to use it very heavily during the original copilot days back in 2021 but it has been made totally obsolete by long running agents. Can’t say I miss it, I don’t miss anything about writing syntax.
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Show HN: Use-Fs – A React Hook for the File System Access API and OPFS(use-fs.com)
5 points by linesofcode 1mo ago|0 comments
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by linesofcode 1mo ago
Funny I built a very similar app just a few days ago. Cool idea! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49363233 https://termenvox.vercel.app/ https://github.com/TimMikeladze/termenvox
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by linesofcode 1mo ago
Vibed this theremin app over the weekend. I've been in a mood building music related stuff. It's quite fun to play with, very impressed with how well the hand-tracking works. I've been busting my phone out while killing time
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Play the air A theremin in the browser using hand tracking and a webcam(termenvox.vercel.app)
3 points by linesofcode 1mo ago|2 comments
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by linesofcode 1mo ago
I think this is awesome and you should be proud. The people who are disparaging this because it’s AI, just ignore these noisemakers. Keep building
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by linesofcode 2mo ago
I self host Umami. It was a one click deploy from their GitHub Readme. Been using for over a year, more than pleased. It has all the features you’re looking for without GA.
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by linesofcode 2mo ago
I read the code reviews that Claude leaves on my PRs if that counts.
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by linesofcode 5mo ago
AI is simply a force multiplier when it comes to tech. If you were motivated before LLMs what has changed? I don’t think AI is the problem here.
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
Not most. All of it.
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
cat some-file | pbcopy Copies it to your clipboard on osx. I use this a lot.
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
Code quality no longer carries the same weight as it did pre LLMs. It used to matter becuase humans were the ones reading/writing it so you had to optimize for readability and maintainability. But these days what matters is the AI can
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
I’ve always been addicted to coding and building, this just makes it easier to get my fix…
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
Today Claude Code built several features and fixed a laundry list of bugs while I was at the movie theatre. When I came home I did about 15 minutes of reviewing its work and doing manual testing, found some issues, made a list and fired it
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
I’m so happy. I can think about what actually matters and tackle hard problems that were otherwise bottle-necked by how fast I could type syntax correctly on the keyboard.
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
That’s exactly what we’re doing. Connect the agent to your GitHub issues, tell it implement each one and spin on a loop until it’s finished. There’s more nuance to it than that but at a high level yeah, that’s how some people are using it.
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by linesofcode 6mo ago
I’m also interested in what CS curriculums are right now and furthermore what students actually think of it. I suspect nothing has changed in terms of curriculum other than being more rigorous about “academic dishonesty” like detecting if s
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by linesofcode 7mo ago
September 2024. I’ll never write a line of syntax again. First it was Cursor now it’s Claude.

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