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by system2 1y ago
I don't understand the appeal of Replit. Claude and other agents do what they do for much cheaper and efficiently. Is it for newcomers who don't know anything about software development, nd Replit fills the gap with basic user ins
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by system2 1y ago
I asked GPT 5 Thinking model and got: "Nope—there isn’t a seahorse emoji in Unicode. Closest:(bunch of sea animal emojis here - HN cropped.)."
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by system2 1y ago
Dull electronics, because of the convenience factor. Nobody wants to carry a brick anymore, and instead of a huge CRT monitor, we can have 4-6 thin displays for the same weight. Also, no need to buy a Walkman or cassettes because streaming
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by system2 1y ago
I wonder how many IT professionals were begging some incompetent upper management official to do this the right way, but were ignored daily. You'd think there would be concrete policies to prevent these things...
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by system2 1y ago
>"I entered the workforce about 9 months ago" This sentence made me feel like I was reading a young Gen-Z kid's tech complaint at a small company.
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by system2 1y ago
I remember Imgur as a small project of a Redditor because we needed to share images. It is remarkable how a small project like that can still generate an international news headline more than a decade later.
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by system2 1y ago
I didn't try the checkpoints, I use local git + /resume from a chat that I pick closer to the git version I restore if Claude screws up. Will this checkpoint help with chat memory and disregard the latest chat's info? I use W
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by system2 1y ago
To an average Joe, this might not look like anything but to me this is wild. How do you people even come up with these things...
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by system2 1y ago
This is why you do not use Claude Code for complete project overhaul. For example, if you are writing in Python, categorize your functions and modules very well so that when you ask Claude's help, it won't get lost and start screw
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by system2 1y ago
There are millions of websites, and a local LLM cannot scrape all of them to make sense of them. Think about it. OpenAI can do it because they spend millions to train its systems. Many sites have hidden sitemaps that cannot be found unless
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by system2 1y ago
If you ask Claude or ChatGPT, they both say Python is their preferred building tool. It will push Python further.
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by system2 1y ago
I scrolled down, and there is only 1 paragraph of text and two blurry images. What did you scroll down to?
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by system2 1y ago
Rank Fishkin from MOZ? Why is he testing knives on LinkedIn?
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by system2 1y ago
I wish they could add Google Drive support to their mobile app. I'd be happy to pay $100+ for one-time-only Google Drive support.
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by system2 1y ago
I totally agree. A person with that kind of builder knowledge already knows a decent GPU could 10x that compute power.
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by system2 1y ago
Look at it this way, you had fun playing with an expensive toy. A single $1000 GPU could 10x that, even when you were building those (not today's GPUs). You probably already knew it. But I gotta admit, the rig looks very nice.
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by system2 1y ago
Bambulabs P1S ($549 now), or if you can spend just a little more, get the X1C ($799). If you want the best they have, it's the H2S ($1,249). I have been using 3d printers since 2015. I've never seen anything close to Bambulabs, an
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by system2 1y ago
I pity companies using Slack. Once again, you don't need to be "cutting edge" all the time. You existed before Slack; you can continue existing after it. Let this be a valuable business lesson. Own your own stuff.
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by system2 1y ago
Damn..
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by system2 1y ago
Google ads for Michigan area VPN keywords will skyrocket that's for sure.
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by system2 1y ago
I am not sure if it is written on the site, but can you tell us how you can generate images this fast and for free? I can't imagine this fast image generation is free, especially when it is scaled this large to let people play with it.
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by system2 1y ago
When you say "credit-card-sized," I expect the thickness to be as thin as a credit card, too. Isn't the Raspberry Pi credit card sized too?
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by system2 1y ago
> In case Matt removes the link It is sad how his reputation is.
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by system2 1y ago
Clearly, dealing with OpenAI doesn't leave any room for fun stuff like YC. Just a hunch.
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by system2 1y ago
He literally debated every single time while listening. He was respectful too.
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by system2 1y ago
HN saw the birth of Dropbox; I hope we don't see the death of it here.
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by system2 1y ago
> Fil-C uses a parallel concurrent on-the-fly grey-stack Dijkstra accurate non-moving garbage collector called FUGC Half of my hair turned white while trying to understand this.
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by system2 1y ago
Probably 50 years ago, some skeptics were saying, "Why database, just use a pen and a notepad, duh".
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by system2 1y ago
It's very nice to see all the details. Two things came to my attention. In countries like Turkey or Eastern European ones, Google adoption doesn't change regardless of what platform they are on, pushing nearly 90% on every device.
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by system2 1y ago
These AI companies popping up like mushrooms remind me of the .com bubble in the early 2000s.

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