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1y ago
> framework-agnostic, drop-in chat solution Maybe I'm being dumb but is this a generic chat UI for openai models only? Pretty bearish on adoption of this if so. As a pragmatic dev I'd definitely not be keen to bake model lock-i
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1y ago
In my experience, the only reliable LOE estimate is from someone who just touched that feature or someone who scaffolded it out or did the scrappy prototype in the process of generating the LOE.
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1y ago
Working on a personal recruiter / talent agent for my smartest dev/product/design friends (and theirs) https://www.hedgy.works Key problems we're solving: - Everyone wants to be doing meaningful, fun work tha
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1y ago
this is a great landing page. I downloaded. great onboarding too, using it now. Very handy, thanks!
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1y ago
this is a good one, so fun. congrats and good work! what's cost like rn with the lightweight model?
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1y ago
This is awesome and an idea i've thought a lot about. In my experience, people either have flaky e2e tests or no e2e tests. How do you solve cost / margin? Is this an order of magnitude more expensive than my existing CI running p
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1y ago
> Programs that commit to paying entry-level staff a minimum of $18 per hour and offer 10 hours of care per day, five days a week, will receive an incentive rate. New Mexico estimates an additional 5,000 early childhood professionals are
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1y ago
100% agree that there's a lot of diversity in what makes the engineers good. My only quibble is with the conclusion: "identify the specific skills for which you need exceptional talent". Any of these people would be great for
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1y ago
Cool. I'm a vibetunnel user and this looks like a better UI. However, I like that vibetunnel keeps all of my data local. Does this have remote access to my codebase and session? I'm guessing that's hard here because of the no
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1y ago
That's the exact day my credits expire. Weird coincidence?
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Why I Joined Doge
(podcasts.apple.com)
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1y ago
we exist! I'm working on a semi-productized candidate-side recruiting company right now. I think the gap with current market conditions, that this product could help address, is if you're a new grad. It's just really, really
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1y ago
ok, got it. So... this helped it pass because it allowed the headline to be "budget neutral" even though all signs point to this piece getting removed quickly and ultimately expanding the deficit. Sounds dishonest but logical if t
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1y ago
I don't follow. What is the motivation of doing something intentionally bad to make it easy to reverse?
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1y ago
I enjoy this ethnographic take on programming language choice being as much about culture as technical features. I wonder what effect LLM coding agents will have here as it makes big rewrites between languages trivial and potentially allows
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1y ago
> Funding + Support -> Apply for Llama Startup Program by May 30 -> Vision Feels a little backwards, no? Perhaps should have consulted Gemini.
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1y ago
yep, reviewers definitely need to be knowledgable about the codebase.
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1y ago
Perhaps the system could tell them 80% of the time and the reviewer catches the other 20%. An easy heuristic that usually would work in this case is lines of code. It's a classically bad way to measure impact / productivity but it
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They're Made Out of Meat
(mit.edu)
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Incredibly crowded space, but this is a great insight and UI... engineers probably have to integrate the model but we should empower non-technical customer-facing people to give feedback to the model in a way that improves it. The blocker f
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1y ago
Kind of a big light phone [0]. China has had these for a bit, I’d guess there’s a decent market for them, though hesitant to buy the first production model of any car, given how dependent we seem to be on warranties and market forces to ens
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This is cool. Any chance you can drop an example?
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2y ago
is it just me or does the prime video player seem to have a bug in chrome where the UI shows over the video and never goes away after pausing in full screen? wondering if that’s the UI in question
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2y ago
neat idea. random tiny piece of site feedback: make the hero backgrounds dark so that the text is legible as the image loads in. more constructively, this is the kind of code ai is great at writing in my codebase and once it’s there locally
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2y ago
Is there a way to access the new web browsing capability via API?
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yep, title is inaccurate. it's a distill into Qwen 7B DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-7B-Q4_K_M.gguf
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2y ago
Appreciate the moral stand against surveillance-tech and totally sympathize with leaving big tech to do startups (I did the same!) but I don't get the title. Isn't OP still coding his software startup [0]? [0]: https://
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2y ago
This is so cool, thanks for sharing. Can you talk about why you made it and why you made it free / open?
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2y ago
Would be cool to jump in the codebase here with claude code and start riffing. Anyone get this or the others to compile on a mac?
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Worth noting that it is not at all dumb if your objective is to degrade the power and effectiveness of the US government. There are effective people in charge this time who know exactly what they're doing here.
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