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orangebread
1y ago
i would watch this parody on sora
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1y ago
What if there was some sort of middle layer escrow holdings platform for users to sign up to that has your identity, facial biometrics, and crypto wallet. The user can also specify how they want their likeness used, or if they do not want t
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Appreciate your perspective friend. Correct me if I'm wrong or mischaracterizing, but it feels like you're looking for something concrete or absolute in what I'm saying. In my experience the only thing that feels "absolu
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1y ago
What's your strategy, technique, or rules you setup?
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1y ago
I'll take a shot. I think what the OP was alluding to is a modern movement towards "metaphysics" or manifestation. Think about the world you see and live in. Someone created the monitor you're looking at that you're
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1y ago
I understand skepticism comes from having not experienced AI -- what has been your exposure? There are a lot of people like myself who have been following every product/research that comes out watching and using the tools that are comi
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1y ago
I would say by end of year, not 2 years.
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1y ago
I've been using Warp for the past few weeks and it's been incredibly impressive over other agentic coding services/platforms. Curious how Qodo stacks up.
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1y ago
Depends on your perspective right? Are you trying to be the number one top of the thing you're doing? Respectable goals, but it takes A LOT of sacrifice to get there. Is it worth it? For some yes, for others no. I _was_ of the competit
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1y ago
Yeah, this is something I've thought of and in my search for something like what you're describing I came across https://world.org/ The problem is Sam Altman saw this coming a long time ago and is an investor (co-
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Show HN: Speclinter-MCP, better specs for your coding agent
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I don't think there's just one bubble. There's a meta-bubble and the normie-bubble. If you're a CEO of a giant AI corp you're currently racing for superintelligence (meta-bubble). The rest of us apes are flinging AI
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1y ago
Hi Nathan, this is awesome. I also discovered similar workflows and built SpecLinter: https://github.com/orangebread/speclinter-mcp Will be trying Kiro, excited to see how you approached implementing a similar idea!
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Speclinter MCP
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Hello! With all the talk of "LLMs aren't there yet" and the latest buzzword "context engineering" I thought now would be a good a time as any to show this tool I've been working on. Problem: Bad specs and lazin
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1y ago
My guy made this with AI -- not a bad thing, just an observation.
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Wrinkl: AI Context Management System and Workflow
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Hey folks, I constantly hear developers who have tried AI saying "it's not there yet" when discussing leaning on AI for code. This is a workflow I've developed over the past 2-3 years and now it's formalized into a
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This is a question I've wondered for awhile. What are we saying when we say AGI? For it to make "generalized" reasoning it would need to also think like a human. This is where the quest for AGI fundamentally falls apart for m
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1y ago
lmao i refuse to write code by hand anymore too. WHAT IS THIS
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Not for nothing, but I did create an entire game in browser using phaser as the engine. But I'm also an experienced developer and at this point, an experienced "vibe coder". I use that last term loosely because I have a struc
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I truly appreciate how well thought out this post is. However, it's one of those things where if you didn't have motivation in the first place, it's not going to work. I've tried atomic habits. I've tried different
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Wasn't Diddy Kong racing kind of open world?
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It's that time again where a dev writes a blog post coping.
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is there a reason you went with telegram and not slack or discord? i was thinking that it could open up a broader channel for communicating with your assistant. i understand you're also just building more of a poc, but curious if you&#
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If you want to get ahead of the curve, look into the Agent-to-Agent protocol Google just introduced. I'm currently using my own custom AI agent assistant to perform life tasks. If I could integrate a better tooling/agents into my
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I would think of MCP as a "plugin" for AI. Right now your typical interaction in chat is limited with some exceptions of out of box tooling that most current platforms provide: file attachment, web search, etc. MCP is a way to ext
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I think the author provides an interesting perspective to the AI hype, however, I think he is really downplaying the effectiveness of what you can do with the current models we have. If you've been using LLMs effectively to build agent
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I think the core of what people are scared of is fear itself. Or put more eloquently by some dead guy "There is nothing to fear, but fear itself". If we don't want to live in a world where these incredibly powerful technologi
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11y ago
I'm in the same boat right now, going to what my brain finds interesting. Was a hardcore Microsoft shop C# .NET dev. Going full NodeJS/Javascript dev now and learning design and UX (very therapeutic, like a coloring book).
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