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Ask HN: Should I still not upgrade to tahoe (macOS 26)?
1 points by nidnogg 1y ago|2 comments
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by nidnogg 1y ago
My personal website/webring. It's mostly a collection of ideas I've been mulling over and holding off on due to not being able to iterate on them fast enough. Nowadays thanks to AI, a lot of these a short errands so it's
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by nidnogg 1y ago
It has to be said that Colorado is a state known for outdoors culture and people are naturally more inclined to be physically active with more exuberant nature outings nearby.
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by nidnogg 1y ago
What do you mean by music stopping for Cursor? Almost every single developer I run into is transitioning/transitioned to it today. It's stinks like the new VS Code.
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by nidnogg 1y ago
it could've been back in the day when I first installed it. glad to have it resolved tho. take it easy man
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by nidnogg 1y ago
lovely. I vaguely remember back when I first signed on, it wasn't opt-out by default so I assumed it stayed the same. disregard my quip! hahaha
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by nidnogg 1y ago
now please give us the cloud history feature opt-out by default please please. cheers
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by nidnogg 1y ago
this is my only quip with atuin, despite my endorsement in a sibling comment. this should absolutely be opted-out BY DEFAULT. not defaulted to opt-in. if you have someone outright cloning your entire project just to skip this opted-in priva
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by nidnogg 1y ago
I've been using Atuin for at least a year and a half, and I think it's definitely the tool I'd been looking for the most in my entire dev career. It has made me much more confident with my hazy memory. Before it I'd stru
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by nidnogg 1y ago
I like the stack, but did it really need to be such a gen-Z sounding name?
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by nidnogg 1y ago
Billing. Subscription plans and invoices in micro services architecture. I honestly hate it at this point and would appreciate any reading on the topic. It's been a grueling 4 months of back and forth with a lot of mission critical bus
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by nidnogg 2y ago
Good luck with a quick git diff spanning thousands of lines. AI code can be notoriously verbose and over engineered. Of course you want to be in control.
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by nidnogg 2y ago
Impressions: Nice design, nice purpose, bad/opaque business model. Almost had me prior to sign-up
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by nidnogg 2y ago
I've been wrestling with this for a good long while as well. A lot of business-y, corporate weight on my shoulders from $DAYJOB piling up and feeling out of touch with code at times. I'm glad I still manage to have moments like OP
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by nidnogg 2y ago
Are you really assuming most of your docker base images won't be AI generated spit in a few months from now? All maintainers are catching on.
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by nidnogg 2y ago
Very nice.
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by nidnogg 2y ago
I was having a pretty bad day at work and this brightened me up. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Cloudtop Suggestions?
2 points by nidnogg 2y ago|2 comments
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by nidnogg 2y ago
Yeah I had my fair share of pride around typing super fast back in college, but the algorithms were super annoying to think through. Nowadays I get wayyy more of a kick typing the most efficient Lego prompts in Claude.
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by nidnogg 2y ago
It resulted in one less developer, but you're still using that tool, right? Didn't a human (you) point the LLM at this problem and think this through? That fired developer now has the toolset to become a CEO much, much easier than
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by nidnogg 2y ago
I do! I posted this a while down below but I guess the way the algorithm here works it got super deprioritized. Full repost: I can chip in from my tech consulting job where we ship a few GenAI projects to several AWS clients via Amazon Bedr
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by nidnogg 2y ago
As a senior-ish programmer who struggled a lot with algorithmic thinking in college, it's really awe-inspiring. Truly hit the nail on the head there. We HAD no business with these side-quests, but now? They're all ripe for the tak
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by nidnogg 2y ago
LLMs are not necessarily a waste of time like you mention, as their application isn't limited to generating algorithms like you're used to. When you consider LLMs to be building blocks in bigger, more complex systems, their potent
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by nidnogg 2y ago
This is a real thing. LLMs are tools, not humans. They truly do bring interesting, bigger problems. Have people seen some of the recent software being churned out? Hint, it's not all GenAI bubblespit. A lot of it is killer, legitimatel
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by nidnogg 2y ago
I can chip in from my tech consulting job where we ship a few GenAI projects to several AWS clients via Amazon Bedrock. I'm senior level but most people here are pretty much insulated. I think whoever commented once here about more com
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by nidnogg 2y ago
This seems like a very capable and solidly built project. Well done! That being said, I can't wrap my head around the naming. Why tips.io? What do tips mean in this context? (PS: Excuse me if it's covered in the promo video, I&#x2
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by nidnogg 2y ago
This might be a simple question to answer but I couldn't find it from skimming these docs: what LLMs can this hook to? Do I plug an actual API key like 90% of tools? Where's the AI compute part coming from?
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by nidnogg 2y ago
How can you say "does it really" matter to something as stupid as the chargig port under the mouse? It's in-your-face, outrageously bad design and very much in line with "not just works". It's one thing to pay
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by nidnogg 2y ago
I had mixed results and was left ultimately disappointed. On a MacBook Pro m3 microphone, it would often cut me off and not understand what I was saying, or feel really unnatural overall. This turned out to be quite funny, but I would be ve
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Ask HN: What's up with live location timer defaults?
1 points by nidnogg 2y ago|0 comments

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