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So, AI Made You a Superman?(medium.com)
1 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|0 comments
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Learning by Doing: An Introduction to Static Program Analysis(medium.com)
2 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|1 comments
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
To put theory into practice, the professors have designed eight assignments for this course (based on Java). These assignments cover the core concepts of the course. More importantly, they have also set up an Online Judge where you can subm
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
Since nowadays we have many input sources, e.g. Twitter, newsletters, blog RSS feeds, etc. They're already overwhelming for me. Browsing the "newest" feed has a very low signal-to-noise ratio.
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
true. when there are 100+ comments, it's a little overwhelming for me. especially, for the current ui
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Ask HN: Who reads the "newest" feed, and what do you look for there?
19 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|24 comments
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YouWare Observation #1: Discussing Vibe Coding and the Creator Community(medium.com)
3 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|1 comments
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
This article contains my observations and thoughts as an active user in the YouWare community. During this time, my perspective has gone through an interesting evolution: from initial excitement about Vibe Coding, to a period of deep immers
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
https://blog.continue.dev/intervention-rates-are-the-new-bui... For example, error type distribution or intervention rates. This can tell me how efficient I am when using Claude. But currently, the error type is a bit too b
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
Anthropic talked about vibe coding in production: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHWFF_pnqDk In fact, their approach to using vibe coding in production comes with many restrictions and requirements. For example: 1. Acting
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
First of all, there are certainly many issues with abusing vibe coding in a production environment. I think the core problem is that the code can't be reviewed. After all, it's ultimately people who are responsible for the code. H
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
I’ve always wanted to do an analysis of how I use Claude Code. Then I found out that someone had already done it. I looked at my own usage data, and for now, there’s nothing particularly interesting. I wonder if anyone has any ideas.
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Sniffly – Claude Code Analytics Dashboard(github.com)
41 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|19 comments
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Show HN: Chrome Extension to Preview Escaped Strings(github.com)
1 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|0 comments
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
Thanks for the reminder!! Mainly doing a funny experiment this time and seeing if I can get some feedback on HN. The indexing speed of HN by Google is amazing... just searching "Lumo pet" brings up the post. I hadn’t thought of th
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Show HN: Lumo – a tiny fluffy virtual pet you can play with in the browser(youware.com)
4 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|2 comments
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Trust as an Abstraction(medium.com)
1 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|1 comments
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
We’re caught in a paradox: the more information overwhelms us, the more we rely on summaries. Yet every summary is just a slice of the original, shaped by presets and biases. If our attention is the most valuable capital we have, then each
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Lessons from YouWare's Founder on Building AI-Native Products(medium.com)
1 points by rand_num_gen 1y ago|1 comments
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by rand_num_gen 1y ago
TL;DR — This post is a deep reflection on insights shared by YouWare’s founder (a user-generated software platform) during a recent podcast conversation. It explores what it really means to build AI-native products, rather than simply wrapp