mohsen1

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   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   $499 for education which a lot of target group would qualify. A friend has M1 with 8GB of RAM (the old design!) and she's perfectly happy about it still. Bought it in ~~2019~~ 2020!
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   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   Because the motherboard is tiny and on the left?
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   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   Here I thought my experiment with pushing xz to compress Alpine binaries harder was a waste of time / tokens https://github.com/mohsen1/fesh
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   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   I've experimented with agentic coding/engineering a lot recently. My observation is that software that is easily tested are perfect for this sort of agentic loop. In one of my experiments I had the simple goal of "making Linu
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   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   https://github.com/mohsen1/fesh
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   Show HN: A compression tool that reduces linux binary downloads by 6%

   3 points by mohsen1 8mo ago|1 comments
7. 187.▲
   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   Have you tried asking Claude Code building one for you?
8. 188.▲
   by mohsen1 8mo ago

   Same! I thought maybe there are some low hanging fruits that AI could pick up so I prompted away!
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   Show HN: I used LLMs to build a compression tool that beats xz on x86_64 ELFs

   4 points by mohsen1 8mo ago|3 comments
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I get Copilot for free as an open source maintainer and it's nice. But right now I am also paying for two Claude Max ($200/mo) for my own projects. Would be nice to have one of them covered for at least 6 months! Hope Anthropic ac
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    Had similar ideas [1] but I think leaving this to Claude[2] is probably better for me personally [1] https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator [2] https://code.claude.com/docs/en/age
12. 192.▲
    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    Funny! I built an entire cli and ecosystem around this: https://github.com/bodo-run/stop-nagging
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I used to live in the United States and recently moved to Germany. Using PayPal for payments is a lot more common here than Germany. In fact I connected my Uber account to my credit card via PayPal and my partner pays for a lot of things on
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    is there something in your prompt about hats? why the pelican always wearing a hat recently?!
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    SWE-bench Verified is nice but we need better SWE benchmarks. Making a fair benchmark is a lot of work and a lot of money needed to run it continuously. Most of "live" benchmarks are not running enough with recent models to give y
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    top hat was there in another attempt I saw in the comments here.
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I have some very difficult to debug bugs that Opus 4.6 is failing at. Planning to pay $250 to see if it can solve those.
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    Hi there! I'm thinking about the same things and landed on Rust. I think we're at a very critical point in software development and would love to chat with you and share/learn ideas. Please let me know if you're interest
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I am planning to add similar concepts to Yek. Either tree-sitter or ast-grep. Your work here and Aider's work would be my guiding prior art. Thank you for sharing! https://github.com/mohsen1/yek
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I am using it with Claude Code and so far so good. Can't tell if it's as good as Opus 4.6 or not yet
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I am not willing to share my sheepish prompts with my team. Sorry!
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    by mohsen1 8mo ago

    I am thinking about this a lot right now. Pretty existential stuff. I think builders are gonna be fine. The type of programmer were people would put up with just because they could really go in their cave for a few days and come out with a
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    At this point, if you're paying out of pocket you should use Kimi or GLM for it to make sense
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    It's not like he was the only one who came up with this idea. I built something like that without knowing about GasTown or Beeds. It's just an obvious next step https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestra
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    I thought about this quite a bit. There are some nuggets in the open source code: - vX.X.1 releases. when software was considered perfect but author had to write a fast follow up fix. very real bugs with real fixes - Reverts. I'm sure
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    > Qodo takes a different approach by starting with real, merged PRs Merged PRs being considered good code?
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    I agree! It's a lot more pleasant than being stuck over figuring out how to use awk properly for hours. I knew what I needed to do then, and I know what I need to do now too. The difference is I get to results faster. Sometimes I even
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    You can do the signing in Xcode Cloud. I'm sure with CLI it's possible too
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    I wish I was young! I have used Xcode in the past. It's just way too slow and anything it does, other IDEs do faster for me.
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    by mohsen1 9mo ago

    I built an entire iOS app without opening Xcode UI even once. Why so many iOS engineers prefer XCode?