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by mstank 10mo ago
In this case I think it came from the very top down — Benioff has been very bullish on AI and they’ve pretty much re-branded behind their Agent Force offerings. Also probably a part of their go-to-market strategy. If they can prove it inter
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by mstank 10mo ago
Have you ever tried meditation? Does a great job scratching that ‘boredom’ itch…
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by mstank 10mo ago
Valve... please do Github Actions next
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by mstank 10mo ago
If you use the vscode extension you can click to view the sub-agent prompts and see all tool calls.
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by mstank 10mo ago
All that matters if the florists are happy with it -- extrapolate that to humanity as you wish.
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by mstank 10mo ago
Exactly this... I think there will be a golden age of excel replacement SaaS solutions with highly customized UX and workflows for vertical use cases. But, at the same time a lot more competition. Regardless, it will be great for users &#x2
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by mstank 10mo ago
In my experience, the golden age of indie software is about to begin. LLMs and coding agents will make building vertical and niche software much more cost effective. In the last 3 months, I’ve built and launched a SaaS app to help my sister
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by mstank 10mo ago
Why eat up the context with an MCP when a ./docs/plans folder does the same?
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by mstank 10mo ago
In my experience this was an issue 6-8 months ago. Ever since Sonnet 4 I haven’t had any issues with instruction following. Biggest step-change has been being able to one-shot file refactors (using the planning framework I mentioned above).
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by mstank 10mo ago
Exactly this. I clear the old plans every few weeks. For really big features or plans I’ll ask the agent to create linear issue tickets to track progress for each phase over multiple sessions. Only MCP I have loaded is usually linear but lo
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by mstank 10mo ago
As the models have progressively improved (able to handle more complex code bases, longer files, etc) I’ve started using this simple framework on repeat which seems to work pretty well at one shorting complex fixes or new features. [Researc
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by mstank 10mo ago
Did some early qualitative testing on this. Definitely seems easier for Claude to handle than playwright MCP servers for one-off web dev QA tasks. Not really built for e2e testing though and lacks the GUI features of cursors latest browser
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by mstank 5y ago
Is there a good list of major health issues associated with space flight? Would be interesting to see what still needs to be solved for multi-year stays.
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In companies’ virtual worlds, the metaverse is getting real(bostonglobe.com)
2 points by mstank 5y ago|0 comments
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by mstank 8y ago
You should try Rec. It’s a voice recording app that has a built in human transcription feature.
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by mstank 9y ago
Unless you have a low cost SaaS product (monthly credit card billing) Stripe is a pain. If you have anything resembling an enterprise sales process juggling dozens of invoices, discounts, payment terms, etc., becomes a hassle. Is there an E
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by mstank 9y ago
I agree! I thought the article ended there because I ran out of free monthly articles and I got cut off. Seems like half of it is missing.
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by mstank 9y ago
You can have an MVP even in enterprise B2B if the problem is very apparent and easy to define, and the MVP is easy to deploy. I've created an MVP for a B2B product and have success in selling it by making it as easy as possible to depl
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by mstank 9y ago
I guess the US Government / Air-force, and other launch customers paid for the launch since they have active Falcon Heavy contracts with SpaceX. This test was part of the certification process. I'm pretty sure that Tesla didn&#x27
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by mstank 9y ago
Live views of the Star Man from space -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBr2kKAHN6M
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by mstank 9y ago
Just got word from a friend that all SpaceX employee names are etched on the Tesla roadster. So either they will orbit indefinitely around the sun or blow up spectacularly.
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by mstank 9y ago
Obviously some creative license was taken. From a marketers perspective this is brilliant. Never seen something so well done from an aerospace company (even NASA) and the cross-marketing with Tesla is a great touch.
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy – Launch Animation(youtube.com)
3 points by mstank 9y ago|3 comments
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by mstank 9y ago
From what I understand it won't reach or orbit Mars (not in a current transfer window). It will attempt an approximate Mars-like Hohmann transfer orbit and continue orbiting around the Sun indefinitely.
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by mstank 9y ago
Is there such a thing as societal post-traumatic stress? I'd love to see data about how people's experience and perception of events change over time. Also the generational impact monumental events like the Berlin wall have on a g
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by mstank 9y ago
Facebook and other social media platforms might be heading for the type of reckoning the fast food industry had in the late 90s and early 2000s. http://marko.la/facebook-is-mcdonalds/
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by mstank 9y ago
Theses garbage posts usually have very little actual content. I suspect that this made the top of HN by vote stuffing.
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by mstank 9y ago
Heavy moderation is key, whether by the mods or community. Having a whole political channel to moderate isn't worth the resources for YC. It's an opportunity a startup. Think of what Quora did to Q&A sites like Yahoo Answers.
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by mstank 9y ago
I have. Compare that discussion to any comment section on WSJ, NYT, WaPo, Politico, Fox News etc.
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by mstank 9y ago
I know this is not tech related but I really wish it would surface to the HN front page. HN is by far the most intelligible and thoughtful comment section for news I've come across. There is a gaping hole in moderated discussions for t

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