spaceman_2020

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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
and according to HN, somehow that's a bad thing? Like making your own project more popular and successful using your own resources is...bad?
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Going by how insanely viral OpenClaw has been on X, I don’t think any of the stars were bought
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
They seem to be optimizing for benchmarks instead of real world use
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Aesthetically, still unmatched
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Fail to see how you can do it with a database with existing financial rails - the costs are too high
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Literally described the use case - a medium of exchange between agentic entities at massive global scale
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
I just realized that the ERC 8004 proposal just went live that allows agents to be registered onchain
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
> 10-60 minutes Really think that you need to update your priors by several years
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Fees are negligible if you move to a L2 (even on L1s like Solana). Crypto is also permissionless and spending can be easily controled via smart contracts
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
If this is supposed to be a knock on vibing, its really not working
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
This is legitimately the place where crypto makes sense to me. Agent-agent transactions will eventually be necessary to get access to valuable data. I can’t see any other financial rails working for microtransactions at scale other than cry
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
You can just ask Claude to create them. They’re just markdown files Anthropic’s own repo is as good place as any https://github.com/anthropics/skills
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Plain Claude Code doesn’t have enough scaffolding to handle large projects At a base level, people are “upgrading” their Claude Code with custom skills and subagents - all text files saved in .claude/agents|skills. You can also use the
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
I think the senior devs will be fine. They're like lawyers at this point - everyone is too scared they'll screw up and will keep them around The juniors though will radically have to upskill. The standard junior dev portfolio can
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Once again, 80% of the comments here are from boomers. HN used to be a proper place for people actually curious about technology
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Claude Code is a CLI tool which means it can do complete projects in a single command. Also has fantastic tools for scaffolding and harnessing the code. You can define everything from your coding style to specific instructions for designing
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
I'm afraid that we're entering a time when the performance difference between the really cutting edge and even the three-month-old tools is vast If you're using plain vanilla chatgpt, you're woefully, woefully out of tou
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Kimi was already one of the best writing models. Excited to try this one out
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
My take is that the kind of SaaS you're likely to replace with a vibecoded local setup are unlikely to be anything overly complicated or proprietary. Think of all the timers and todos and note organization apps you use - nothing partic
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Vibe coding with Github copilot, no less
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
If you want to be completely watertight, you can absolutely run an on premises model. No data ever leaves your network, ever. Some pretty good models run on $5-10k hardware Can’t do that with SaaS Also, I’m baffled that on HN of all places,
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
There’s also speed - no matter what you do, a local app will simply be faster than using one from a SaaS provider
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
How are you completely disregarding the data integrity and privacy aspects of rolling your own tools? I vibecode an app that only I use and store data locally. That means my data never leaves my device, I never have to share my email with a
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
This is where claude code is so good because all the stuff AI is bad at - security, auth, storage - are not a problem if its just you using it locally
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
I just used Claude Code to do something that would have taken my wife 3+ days She has to go through about 100 resumes for a position at her college. Each resume is essentially a form the candidate filled out and lists their detailed academi
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Daal is great, but just not nutritionally dense. You will have to drink it by the bowlfuls to get enough protein from daal alone. Chickpeas have the problem of digestion + prep. You have to soak them overnight, boil them, and only then cook
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
I don't really think India has much of a road infrastructure quantity problem. Its more of a quality and management problem
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
Price seems to be a pretty big factor, as well as the lack of any charging infrastructure. There’s also the fact that a lot of scooter owning families don’t have dedicated parking spaces in/outside their homes - not even enough to put
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
If you don't cook vegetables in plenty of fats, you will end up feeling unsatiated - at least the vast majority would if that's their only meal Salads are great, but eat them 7x a week for 2x meals a day and most will end up binge
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by spaceman_2020 9mo ago
If you want to actually get full and satiated with a largely vegetarian diet, you will eventually resort to carbs And this is for a culture that really knows how to make smashingly good vegetarian dishes I love my vegetables, but a vegetabl

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