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by ramon156 8mo ago
TIL temporal_rs was a thing. Not to be biased, but I think it's awesome how much Rust is used in the JS ecosystem. I saw Vite using oxc in some parts. Love it!
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Having a botnet to control the conversation between (part of) SV? That sounds like a good enough motive. They just have to be hidden well enough
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Maybe next year we're all very much into pottery, or farming. Maybe we can write haiku's together
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Lol I know which tool they're talking about. I do have to say its a lot less stressful, but it also becomes a lot more meaningful. I could've answered these questions in an email. The bot still plays it safe lile "oh! Can you
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I had a project I already tried out in Symfony and then full typescript, both a normal REST setup and ORPC. They all felt like - at scale - they became messy and I was unsure where goes what. I gave RoR a try last year, and so far I'm
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Weird take, will you also look sour at devs who use local LLM's in ~50 years? Or is that different
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by ramon156 8mo ago
We should at least start with electronic voting to compare it against real voting. I know there have been more smaller local tests, but they are not comparable.
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Depends who it benefits
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I have a feeling that people who shout this (I gotta be careful, I call out a bunch of articles as LLM-written) do not always know what to look out for. Em dashes aren't inherently LLM, neither are some of the phrases it uses. One patt
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Tell HN: Moltbook was running in my browser
3 points by ramon156 8mo ago|2 comments
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by ramon156 8mo ago
This is probably a fun way of finding the median screen quality (in a world where no one has color blindness or any eye issues, so scrape 15-18% of the results away ig)
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I care less about receiving the money and more about the implications people have regarding money. For example, when I'd joined a company I did not get any travel expenses. They expected me to pay the 200 euros a month myself. I'd
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by ramon156 8mo ago
AI written code with a human writted blog post, that's a big step up. That said, it's a lot of words to say not a lot of things. Still a cool post, though!
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Hey there! This is the exact thing that happened (although I cannot say I was a perfect employee). They replaced me for a relatively important product, where I was already the only dev along with 4 PMs that never agreed on each other. The e
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Which part made you conclude there's AI involved?
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Wanted to fix this bug but I ran out of green M&M's
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I sometimes feel like a paid newsletter that's curated by users would be fun. I'd happily pay €5 a month for a weekly/daily digest where the comments are en par with HN.
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I don't care if the code is generated, i care if the content is. I don't want to read another "No complexity. No fuss. No buzzwords". "It's not just a tool, its a lifestyle". Its sooooo boring...
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by ramon156 8mo ago
This is going to be my last comment about AI, but please HN, do something about this. I can't be arsed to read this post since the very first sentence is AI generated. If you dont give a shit about your project, why should I...
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Considering it went through two major versions in mere hours, the changelog specifying POC changes (instead of spec changes) and for some random reason switched from WS to (fetch functions?) I'm pretty confident that there is no though
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I'd missed this last month, so im glad its shared
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by ramon156 8mo ago
A lot of western Europe has a similar issue. It's not the Fatbikes per se, but what people do with it -Harassing people -Not following Traffic rules
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by ramon156 8mo ago
This is true, I know someone that has read multiple versions of the bible and their writing style became very similar to that. There's a term for it, I just forgot what the term was
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I didn't fully understand until I saw the examples > First-class syntactic modification > Notice the comma between the current and the next node is also deleted. > Notice how comma is added automatically. This is awesome! And
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by ramon156 8mo ago
I think a lot of people have a biased idea of writing code. When you're a good programmer, you will be able to prompt a pretty good concept and navigate through any missteps. When you have no fucking idea what you're talking about
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Ironically, Zabbix front page also has some AI smells. Doesn't really matter regarding the actual tool, which is indeed more battle-tested
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BullshitBench(petergpt.github.io)
11 points by ramon156 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ramon156 8mo ago
If its a bug, the PR should have a red line to confirm its fixed If its a feature, i want acceptance criteria at least If its docs, I don't really care as long as I can follow it. My bar is very low when it comes to help
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by ramon156 8mo ago
Imagine hosting a platform where - aside from major projects - it now has to host and build utter dogshit by the truckloads. I'm not surprised, and I'm also not surprised by the outages that Anthropic has been having lately
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by ramon156 8mo ago
The language is not what makes you nor the product. You could've written the same thing in RoR, PHP was just first and it's why it still exists

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