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by nurettin 5mo ago
Feels like 7/2025 claude. Nowadays it doesn't do that very often, only when you get it into a happy-go-lucky mode.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
The demand for cushy white collar desk jobs (which weren't around 30 years ago) is crashing. Rest of the world, not so much.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
There are more points of view than that on HN. A common one: "I have stopped writing code, the world is going to end" Another: "I will code by hand, I don't care" Another: "I use it as a tool, but the hype both
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by nurettin 5mo ago
Find the best LLM for your local hardware. lifts mask It's qwen.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
I think anthropic gave ample warnings. I set up periodic backups and I wouldn't hold them accountable because they basically serve good RNG.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
I had a trust issue up to opus 4.6 Now I have claude hooked up to a dozen projects I used to maintain manually. It is such a pleasure watch it read the complaint and go to town on small problems without dropping any databases or removing ho
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by nurettin 5mo ago
My phone's screen died the same way. Thank god I had adb set up for claude to use.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
Rust has bad ergonomics. You will see that "attitude" as long as coding exists, or lifetimes are fixed in a way to allow you to omit them in contexts which are not concurrent or are embarrassingly parallelizable.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
It didn't cause a problem in my Commodore 64. ROM4L
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by nurettin 5mo ago
It should have been HolyBasic. Mistyping a HolyC indirection in an editor causes the OS to crash.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
> This obsession with one liners is inversely proportional to professional experience. Yes, I see this sentiment on every billboard. It is a sign of mediocrity.
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by nurettin 5mo ago
> No one is impressed if you write some meta magic one-liner. I am very impressed if they can express the entire algorithm succinctly with a one liner. That's the kind of abstraction every piece of code should strive for and be sham
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by nurettin 6mo ago
Yeah no it's fine, the only thing I've learned is that some things are better left unexperienced.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
They can do that now? I did that with agents since last summer. They also helped me set up aws and azure. It is such a pleasure to not having to read about their stupid platforms. What a security group is, what a vps is, what an eni and w
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by nurettin 6mo ago
> took one, and it did make everything a little brighter, birds sweeter sounding, and everything seemed a little bit better for a while. Used to work at a dreary sweatshop where breaks amounted to smoking outside while staring at eachoth
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by nurettin 6mo ago
I do this because I don't want to rely on others for my basic needs. https://github.com/nurettin/gnome-extensions-topterm https://github.com/nurettin/gnome-extensions-toptop
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by nurettin 6mo ago
It's all words, man! -- Wittgenstein, probably
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by nurettin 6mo ago
winapi introduced event based programming to the masses and took it to the next level. You could argue that they weren't the first, but blanket singling it out as bad design makes no sense. This control flow has been taught everywhere
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by nurettin 6mo ago
To be fair, anthropic has a procedure which lets them vet you as a security researcher so you can use claude as a pentester.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
Internally I oppose react as much as possible. The reason beginners use it is because of job security. The reason experts start projects with it is because it enforces encapsulation, inversion of control and declarative code. Can you do all
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by nurettin 6mo ago
Be careful, there is a codex strike force in the hn bushes who is ready to jump and call you claude pilled at the sight of someone claiming to have a good experience with claude.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
You can curb an LLM into doing what you want. Unfortunately people don't have the patience or the skill.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
I felt this kind of heartbreak when I found that freenode was gone, the channels got scattered and became unrecognizable. That era of computing that you were a part of, you knew and were comfortable with for decades is just yanked away.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
This is hallucinated Symbian OS 1998 - 2014 nokia ran the world on it. then the iphone came out. nokia kept shipping symbian phones for 6 more years out of denial. eventually everybody noticed. ---- No, Microsoft bought Nokia phone
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by nurettin 6mo ago
right? I've had that feeling dozens of times during summer 2025 with the earliest claude cli. It would fail, I'd fix the bug, next session when I ask it to solve the same problem, it would succeed!
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by nurettin 6mo ago
That's what I felt when I heard that the god of abraham was a he.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
I've been listening this on and off for more than a decade: https://slayradio.org
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by nurettin 6mo ago
Same here, especially when I keep catching things like DRY violations and a lack of overall architecture. Everything feels tacked on. To give them the benefit of doubt, perhaps these people provide such detailed spec that they basically wri
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by nurettin 6mo ago
That's like saying rpad is well tested. Axios isn't exactly rocket science, it is trivial to replace. So much so that even a SOTA llm does it reliably. I'd say good riddance.
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by nurettin 6mo ago
When the vulnerability was announced, it took me two minutes to one-shot convert an entire legacy project from axios to fetch (it already wrapped api calls neatly), react cra to vite, update all dependencies, convert to deep imports to redu

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