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by rmonvfer 10mo ago
lmao, agent powered development at its finest. Reminds me of the guy who recently spammed PRs to the OCaml compiler but this time the script is flipped and all the confusion is self inflicted. I wonder how long will it take us to see a vibe
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
Uses kubernetes, blames others for over engineering. Are we living in a parody? Oh wait…
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
I mean maybe the content is not AI generated (I wouldn’t say it is) but the website does have an AI generated smell to it. From the colors to the shapes, it looks like Sonnet or Opus definitely made some tweaks.
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
Spaniard here. Let me know if I can somehow help navigate all of that. I’m very interested in history and everything related to the 1400-1500 period (although I’m not an expert by any definition) and I’d love to see what modern technology c
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
This looks great, but I’m a bit confused about what actually exists right now. The site uses the present tense (“it is”, “we are”), but I couldn’t find anything after browsing and clicking around for about 15 minutes. From the “log”, it sou
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
I’m not a “C” person but I’ve really enjoyed reading this, it’s quite approachable and well written. Thank you for writing it.
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by rmonvfer 11mo ago
This looks awesome. I’m a very heavy Claude Code user (and Codex) in both the CLI and VS Code (and now in the web too!) and it’s quite infuriating when the agent just gets lost after context compaction and I have to point it to read CLAUDE&
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
The only way this might work (IMO) is writing the tests yourself (but of course, this requires you to plan and design very meticulously in advance) and doing some kind of “blind TDD” where the LLM is not able to see the tests, only run them
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I read HN every day, it seems kinda crazy I missed this…
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
UNED by any chance? Broken indeed
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
As an avid Claude Code user, I can tell you with 99% probability, that README is LLM-generated. This exactly the same structure and wording used by Claude (of course, it has some human modification because otherwise I’d filled with emojis)
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
In my (totally limited) experience, most non-tech people don’t even know what Meta is. WhatsApp is almost the only messaging platform used where I live (and pretty much everywhere outside the US). I remember doing Bug Bounty for Meta a whil
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
This made my day. Great alias!
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
The source for one of the initial versions got leaked a while ago and let’s say it’s not very good architecturally speaking, specifically when compared with the Gemini CLI, which it open source. The point of Claude Code is deep integration
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I’m pretty sure he’s quoting the book
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I use Arc as my primary browser but, well, I guess I won’t be using an Atlassian browser (only thinking about it sounds insane) because we all know what will happen with telemetry and tracking. I’ve been using Zen [1] on and off for some ti
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I’d like to add: keep some kind of development documentation where you describe in detail the patterns and architecture of your application and it’s components. I’ve seen incredible improvements just by doing this and using precise promptin
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I’ve been writing a tool to enable Claude Code to use ACP (because I use CC and Zed a lot) and so far I’ve been pretty successful (using the Claude Code SDK and the ACP Client library) although there are some rough edges. I will polish it a
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
https://freedium.cfd/https://vinithavn.medium.com/from-multi...
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I don’t get it, this is just a font, right? I mean, don’t get me wrong, I understand the need for these announcements but it feels… cringe? Like, it certainly cannot be THAT deep
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
Looks neat! I’m using C in a little side project and it would benefit from a simple GUI, let’s see what I can do with this. Also, just a recommendation but there isn’t even a single screenshot and I’d say that’s pretty important in a GUI li
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
lmao good one
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
If they run out of letters, will they eventually raise a series AA?
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I just run them at the same time. As long as each instance is working in different parts of the codebase, there should be no problem. No worktrees needed!
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
What what? Are they working on a proper GUI? This is actually massive if true
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I’m not a heavy JS/TS dev so here’s an honest question: why not use Bun and forget about node? Sure I understand that not every project is evergreen but isn’t Bun a much runtime in general? It supports TS execution from day 1, has much
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
To be honest, this was just a matter of time. As a long time Python developer, I just can’t wrap my head around the lack of something like this. GitHub was going to get hosted packages for Python but never did because it “didn’t align with
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
I use both and Jan is basically the OSS version of LM Studio with some added features (e.g, you can use remote providers) I first used Jan some time ago and didn’t really like it but it has improved a lot so I encourage everyone to try it,
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
This, I’ve already said it in another reply but FastAPI is 10x harder to use because of this. I’ve had to read FastAPI code many times to literally reverse engineer features because they are not documented in any way. Documentation is for r
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by rmonvfer 1y ago
Thank you! I’m actually pretty happy with what I’ve built tbh and how far has FastAPI taken us but this repo is proof that you have to reinvent the wheel if you want to build something serious. In any case, that’s a treasure trove right the

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