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by ra0x3 7mo ago
Doesn't CLI use MCP (if need-be) ? I think you might attempting to say "Neat, discrete buckets of work?" (i.e., MCP - similar to HTTP in that work is broken into discrete canonical buckets), or "Virtually unbounded work
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by ra0x3 7mo ago
Project name: SystemG Project description: A general-purpose process composer. What do you hope to build this month? It'd be nice to flush out some of the more minor UX quirks. What kind of skills do you need? Anyone with strong Rust s
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Tell HN: It's official, I'm done with Claude
8 points by ra0x3 7mo ago|11 comments
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by ra0x3 8mo ago
What runtimes are supported? I don't think I saw that part mentioned in the README
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by ra0x3 8mo ago
Absolutely https://github.com/ra0x3/systemg/tree/main/examples/orchestr... Things are time bound by instruction creation - at some point you still need a human to dictate the instructions that the o
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by ra0x3 8mo ago
Wash the spider rims on my car with soap and water, then dry them off completely such that no dirt or residue remains.
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Show HN: Web Assembly (WASM) + Model Context Protocol (MCP)(github.com)
1 points by ra0x3 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Snuper – A WebSocket "snooper" for live DraftKings props(github.com)
2 points by ra0x3 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Arbitration, a way to experience live sports through both fanbases(app.arbi.gg)
1 points by ra0x3 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ra0x3 11mo ago
Working the same, the nature of the work has changed. Less time spent on the minutia of syntax and project scaffolding. More time spent on how the minutia compose into a larger system.
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by ra0x3 11mo ago
True, but I think the point I'm trying to make is that when it comes to deploying (what are more often than not) web services, getting to the point with systemd where it "just works" requires more pain than I'd like - es
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by ra0x3 11mo ago
systemg - "Systemd, for busy people". https://sysg.dev https://github.com/ra0x3/systemg I'm personally tired of getting stuck in config/deployment hell every time I want to deploy a long
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by ra0x3 1y ago
I have rarely in my 11+ years of professionally writing software, met someone who could _really_ "write code", but couldn't build software. Anecdotal obviously. But I'd say the opposite tends to be the case IMO - those w
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by ra0x3 1y ago
If you want to migrate off Spotify but are worried you’ll lose your library, feel free to checkout my tool Libx (libx.stream). It’s a tool to export your entire Spotify library to a nice and neat CSV file
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by ra0x3 1y ago
Upvote because can someone explain to someone as dense as me, whether or not this is likely to make some likely AI bubble worse? Is this just how industry allocates capital?
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Apple hardware head John Ternus top pick to succeed Tim Cook as CEO(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
2 points by ra0x3 1y ago|0 comments
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by ra0x3 1y ago
Brandon. He was a traditionally trained SWE (CS) but didn't have crazy FAANG names on his resume. Very humble, soft spoken guy. Could write code twice as fast as you, that was 2x easier to understand/grok, and would run 5x more ef
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by ra0x3 1y ago
Excellent, professional, and very valuable response :)
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Apple weighs using Anthropic or OpenAI to power Siri in major reversal(reuters.com)
5 points by ra0x3 1y ago|1 comments
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by ra0x3 1y ago
This is a really good point. At a certain point, huge prompts (which you can readily find available on Github, used by large LLM-based corps) are just....files of code? Why wouldn't I just write the code myself at that point? Almost ma
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by ra0x3 1y ago
This was my thinking as well. Iran sending a nuke at anyone effectively is the end of Iran (and many of its people). Something something…mutually assured destruction (e.g., North Korea has nukes, makes threats, doesn’t use them)
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Meta is about to start rating more workers as 'below expectations'(businessinsider.com)
1 points by ra0x3 1y ago|0 comments
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by ra0x3 1y ago
> but I feel less emotionally invested in the craft of coding. I don't think caring about the craft of coding and using AI tools are mutually exclusive options. I think you can totally do both! In a way, some of these tools actually
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by ra0x3 2y ago
> What we are doing in practice when delegating coding to LLMs is climbing up the abstraction level ladder. 100%. I like to say that we went from building a Millennium Falcon out of individual LEGO pieces, to instead building an entire L
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by ra0x3 2y ago
OP seems trapped between a rock and a hard place. Doesn't seem bought in, not having a good co-founder relationship (a recipe for failure). But walking away would be a HUGE red flag for his future. I don't envy OP's position.
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by ra0x3 2y ago
As fzwang mentions, your co-founder relationship IS the business at this point. I'd talk to your co-founder 1:1 and really have some uncomfortable conversations. If you both feel like the relationship is not salvageable, amicably walk
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by ra0x3 2y ago
The end result tends to be similar across a lot of apps: some CI (e.g., Github Actions) step that does some combination of: uploading docker images to a registry, ssh'ing into boxes and running some restart/kick script(s), uploadi
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by ra0x3 2y ago
+1 ChatGPT 4o still does not understand that React's ChakraUI is now on version 3 - which is incompatible with it's ChakraUI version 2 training data :')
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by ra0x3 2y ago
> It's really simple; I'm human first. Thanks for that. It seems as if over the past 5 years or so, the tech industry in particular has completely lost the thread on this.
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by ra0x3 2y ago
This is so funny I screamed laughed just reading over it XD

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