nadis

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   by nadis 10mo ago

   Mine are relatively simple: a walk, some sunshine, some music, and a fresh cup of coffee or tea that I take a moment to brew (or walk to). Making sure I'm at baseline getting enough sleep, exercise, and time to read/think/jus
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   To Tool or Not To Tool? When can AI "just do it" and when do you need tooling?(blog.codeyam.com)

   2 points by nadis 10mo ago|0 comments
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   Anish Acharya's Notes on AI Apps in 2026(twitter.com)

   2 points by nadis 10mo ago|0 comments
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   by nadis 10mo ago

   This is a really simple yet clever system and I may have to give it a try! I've created vibes-based playlists at points-in-time but otherwise just dump everything to my "like" list on Spotify which is fairly poorly organized
5. 155.▲
   by nadis 10mo ago

   Best course to getting an answer might be emailing HN team if you haven't already (email listed in FAQ: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html ).
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   Ask HN: What technology-related works should I add to my 2026 reading list?

   1 points by nadis 10mo ago|0 comments
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   by nadis 10mo ago

   Cackling while reading this visiting my family in Northern Virginia for the holidays. Despite it being a prominent place in the history of the web, it's still the least reliable AWS region (for now).
8. 158.▲
   by nadis 10mo ago

   Makes sense and appreciate the transparency. Have admired what you're building at Graphite and look forward to seeing what you build as part of the Cursor team. Congrats!
9. 159.▲
   by nadis 10mo ago

   20K --> 84K lines of ts for a simple app is bananas. Much madness indeed! But also super interesting, thanks for sharing the experiment.
10. 160.▲
    by nadis 10mo ago

    I thought this was really interesting, although I'm not sure I fully understand / agree with the three paths you described. In some ways, I think the path that makes the most sense is not becoming an expert or decision-maker or AI
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    by nadis 10mo ago

    Playing to win vs. playing not to lose is something I've thought a lot about in a games / sports context, but hadn't applied to company building in the same way. I thought this was an interesting piece, and had similar experi
12. 162.▲
    by nadis 10mo ago

    > "Since its inception, we’ve been committed to ensuring MCP remains open-source, community-driven and vendor-neutral. Today, we further that commitment by donating MCP to the Linux Foundation." Interesting move by Anthropic! S
13. 163.▲
    by nadis 1y ago

    Being accused of "scientific hooliganism" by a worthy adversary sounds like a new personal goal.
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    by nadis 1y ago

    > This entry was written at 33,000 feet while flying over the Canadian Rockies. Respect the commitment to the craft! Also useful / timely knowledge for me, thank you. I have a big international trip with multiple longhaul flights co
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    A builder's guide to living a long and healthy life(lennysnewsletter.com)

    2 points by nadis 1y ago|2 comments
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    by nadis 1y ago

    By Justin Mares, found via Lenny's post on X: https://x.com/lennysan/status/1983209707751055568
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    Product Recommendations for a Healthier Life(justinmares.substack.com)

    1 points by nadis 1y ago|1 comments
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    by nadis 1y ago

    By Justin Mares, who I discovered via Lenny Rachitsky's post on X: https://x.com/lennysan/status/1983209707751055568
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    by nadis 1y ago

    +1 to this comment! This is a cool build and I loved the details in the write up.
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    How to Have Productive Conversations About AI(zed.dev)

    1 points by nadis 1y ago|1 comments
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    Chilling discovery: Physicists go to extremes to capture quantum materials(news.harvard.edu)

    3 points by nadis 1y ago|0 comments
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    by nadis 1y ago

    Bit of a tangent but after reading your comment, I had to look up if Pamela Anderson is the CEO of anything...turns out she is, of a skincare company. I guess my assumption (which may be wrong) is that Huberman and Johnson are not isolated
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    by nadis 1y ago

    Thanks for the citation. From the report you shared: > "On the other hand, the Men segment, while smaller in comparison, is steadily gaining momentum. The growth in this segment is fueled by a rising awareness among men about skinca
24. 174.▲
    by nadis 1y ago

    > Most women spend a considerable amount of time and effort to appear younger and most men do not. What are you grounding this claim in? Research? You own observations? It seems like you're adding to the original claims in the artic
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    by nadis 1y ago

    I'm guessing you already searched HN, but just in case you haven't, there's a ton of past resources shared if you just search "voice translation": https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&amp
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    by nadis 1y ago

    > "The template uses CommonPaper's Software Licensing Agreement and AI Addendum as a foundation, adapted for the unique characteristics of AI agents. Nick and the GitLaw team built this based on patterns from reviewing hundreds
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    by nadis 1y ago

    I like the idea of finding an alternative name to "vibe coding" to describe this more substantive alternative. However, I personally think the name "vibe engineering" is too close to vibe coding and not sufficiently dist
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    by nadis 1y ago

    > "When you assume stupidity instead of malice, you stay above the fray, stop taking slights personally, or turning misjudgments into betrayals. This way we retain agency and choice." I'd never thought of it this way expli
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    by nadis 1y ago

    Full title is "The AI Paradox: Why Two Major Reports Tell Very Different Stories About the Future of AI" by John Willis.
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    by nadis 1y ago

    I'm still not sure if specifying a role made a difference or not in terms of performance. Different but similar instance, when I tried to create an agent in Claude to play a specific role (frontend / design engineer expert), I fou