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by piterrro 3mo ago
That's a one big hell of a contribution ;-) https://github.com/vercel-labs/scriptc/commit/725b931cf43ba7...
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by piterrro 3mo ago
This feels so familiar. Since more than a year or so Im witnessing more and more content being produced. One year ago or so it was enough to visit HN main page once a day and be up to day. These day, it needs a visit every few hours, the ma
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by piterrro 3mo ago
Recently whenever I see something that's vibecoded and I see nobody taking personal responsibility for it: company entity, linkedin profile links - I leave immediately - it's not worth spending my time if the author was not willin
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by piterrro 3mo ago
I think in 10/20 years from now, access to the Internet will be allowed only upon personal identification. Every website will be allowed to ask about your identity upon serving any content. Thats the only way I see this is going. The i
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by piterrro 3mo ago
For a while now, everytime I see „for AI agents” Im looking for benchmarks with comparable solutions. The only „for AI agent” solution that will gain adoption is/should be measured by two dimensions: token usage and correctness. If the
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by piterrro 3mo ago
From my experience building rapport only makes sense with your most valuable users in terms of revene. Everything else is noise. Non-paying users are most demanding. Its great to talk to lots of people in mvp or ppmf stage, after that once
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by piterrro 3mo ago
Oh, I meant bits not bytes. You are right, the uuid in psql is 16 bytes, the bigint is 8 bytes.
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by piterrro 3mo ago
So I’ll have to buy a license for using my mouse now?
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by piterrro 3mo ago
For anyone interested in the topic I suggest reading about snowflake id [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflake_ID ] or uuid7 the patterns from the article translate cleanly. The bigint is 64 bytes where uuid is 128. T
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by piterrro 3mo ago
> Senior engineers build features without over-specified requirements To me this already disqualifies the benchmark. That statement is missing the most critical piece about senior engineers: the senior engineers know how to obtain input
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by piterrro 3mo ago
I think „the diagnosis” is over simplification and lots of professionals would disagree that there’s always a single one. As a patient your goal is to eliminate the symptoms of whatever is going on in your system. Often times there could be
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by piterrro 3mo ago
It funny to see the community here expects the human body to be treated like a deterministic function: for input X expect output Y - and that transfers to diagnosis - people expect to receive the same diagnosis from different specialists fo
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I’ve been using DeepSeek v4 pro for a month now in Kilo Code and its great. Fast, reliable, large context window and cheap as… Did 1,5B tokens this month and cost me 40usd (majority cached, but still).
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by piterrro 4mo ago
(I know its a satire, but could be seen as an actual post mortem of the future incident) This report made me realize there's no place for humans, as it is right now, in the process of building software systems in the future. Reading th
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by piterrro 4mo ago
The problem with these libraries is that you need a strict sdlc including linters, ci, reviews and codong standards and still the language itself is not playing in your favour. The idea is nobel and I like that from time to time somebody tr
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by piterrro 4mo ago
thanks good to know! I felt something was off here
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I've setup my own company in Poland in 2015, by submitting a web form, 30 minutes later I could issue a fully VAT compliant invoice. This was not an incorporation however - that was a sole proprietorship, but I could still hire people
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by piterrro 4mo ago
can someone explain how is this different than feeding the VLM model one page at a time?
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I wish there was an HTTP method that directly signals async intent of the server. I know we have 202 Accepted status, but these days there are so many APIs that use the async patterns and each one differs a bit. Having a standard for accept
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by piterrro 4mo ago
Good luck on your new endeavour! Selling to devs is hard, did you consider building in public? That would def help get traction imo. Your point about considering API design and overall architecture would definitely differentiate among the a
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by piterrro 4mo ago
Its a generalizatiom but this is a direction Im seeing. I maintain OSS project logdy.dev. Until last year around this time I saw a steady influx of github stars every week (not huge but steady enough to project next few weeks). Since then,
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by piterrro 4mo ago
What is the motivation and use case in coding agents era for this project? Dont get me wrong, this question echoes in my head for some time now. Especially with supply chain attacks and open source libraries being entirely written by AI, wh
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I feel the same way, reading AI built feature entire output makes me cognitively overloaded as well - I can only do so many throughout the day. What I found myself doing is operating in two modes: 1. For projects that require my attention,
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by piterrro 4mo ago
Wait, isnt it implemented because of the sheer number of broswers that could be used at the Zoom’s scale? They could’ve used jsonp too it they wanted to bypass CORS. Using image with different dimensions sounds like the most bulletproof way
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by piterrro 4mo ago
think of all the poor web devs trying to use multiple threads on top of asynchronous operations. wild.
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by piterrro 4mo ago
this is new, thanks for that. I just had a brief talk with Gemini about it and it sparked interest in this model (Durable Objects) which I'm going to dive into deeper.
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I honestly should print that comment and hang it on a wall. > …competitively-performant… Care to explain competitively to what?
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I didnt say LLMs dont know cf workers, I meant that the cf workers runtime is kind of unique and you cannot push there any code without making it cf workers ready in the first place. If you know what youre doing it should be one time step t
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by piterrro 4mo ago
I’m running entire leadjobs.dev on cloudflare workers and its kind of unreliable for the traffic it gets - around 100 visitors/day. There are some weird errors in d1 from time to time which i cannot debug since its all black box. Also
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by piterrro 4mo ago
Lets keep in mind this is cloudflare workers runtime - it only makes sense to deploy small things there, maybe static sites. Unless the agent creates something for cf workers from scratch, asking it to „now deploy to cloudflare” will fail s

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