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by tim-projects 5mo ago
Is it not better to have a country far away spying on you than your own country?
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
It's not like this outside North America. Life is much more balanced.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I've been working on the same thing and even nearly called it forge. Instead I called it hammer. I'll be keen to look through the code on this!
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I agree with you, but at the same time I went to university to study music production when Napster just came out. That decimated the music industry forever and I dropped out because I realised I'd made a bad move. I can totally see how
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
It's almost like people are finding out what scripting is because ai can do it for them. This isn't new most businesses are run on scripts that process data. The only difference now is that more people can write them instead of pa
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
Does hype follow a sigmoid curve?
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
> The deeper goal is to keep challenging yourself every single day. This is not a deeper goal, it's a surface level reaction to generalized anxiety. The writer tries to connect together unrelated aspects of their life in a common th
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I know this will be controversial, but we have ai CLI tools now and they can make navigating Linux and fixing issues much easier. If you have a problem open the agent and tell it, give it the access (after backup of course), let it figure i
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I am writing a tool with git tracking. Here's how I tackled these. I store the issues in a work tree inside the git repo called .tasks This work tree is not included as part of the standard repo Then I have two commands, a save and res
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
This sounds like it could be really powerful, but I don't understand how to use it. I tried 'git add commit and push' which is something I might ask an llm to do but is a waste of tokens. It output: [{"name":"c
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
> Claude helps take the late-night work off their plates. This is dangerous. Relying on so much of your business on a third party. We've seen this many times before where businesses get destroyed because something gets broken somewh
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I looked at the first example and I'm astonished that they took a standard click and drag mouse move, injected the need to speak into an llm and then acted like it was revolutionary. Imagine trying to convince someone in the 90s that t
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I'm fully convinced that state machines are the key to getting low powered llm models to produce good quality code.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
Audio tube compressors are still highly regarded and considered to have superior sound compared to the digital versions
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
As a none American I point out that WhatsApp groups have functionally replaced old Facebook for a long time.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
> trivial imagined harm No harm is trivial. And imagined harm is not harm - it's lying (and should be dealt with appropriately). As a society setting laws on what level of harm should be justified without action - is obviously up fo
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I read so many doom and gloom stories on hn regarding ai, it's a breath of fresh air to read articles about genuine use cases that improve quality of life. And all that without complaining. Marvellous
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
One of the issues with social media is it's difficult to quantify the harm caused, and that holds true for any form of mental or emotional harm. One form that definitely can be quantified are the social media moderators who have to sit
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
This becomes less of a problem once you get into running agents on autopilot. Then it becomes about project and task management
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I'm also diagnosed and I'm the complete opposite. For the first time I can not only compete with normal people's work loads but now with AI I can supersede them. I've never been more excited.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
For the addiction part I'm trying to squeeze as much quality code out of the free tokens possible. I'm having a blast!
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
You can get around the problem by doing a git diff of the unstaged file and a previous commit. This works well for code regressions but also works for document writing. I've automated it at this point. A case where using the CLI agent
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
> We’ve found that reading changes this way is a lot easier for us than reading them in an IDE or other similar CLI tools If this tool was in the terminal I'd use it.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
Major issues with this study: Key Aspects of Education Costs in NigeriaPrimary & Junior Secondary: Officially free in public schools, but hidden fees (development levies, PTA) are common. Federal Technical Colleges: These are tuition-fr
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
This is exactly the problem I've been working on and I see others are too. When you implement quality control gates, everything works better. It solves so many of the basic problems llms create - saying code is finished when it isn&#x2
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
Similar to Amazon reviews, British people like to either give a 1 or a 5. Not similar to Amazon reviews Brits default to 1. So when it's a 5 it's particularly meaningful.
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
They missed "Sorry not sorry." :)
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
This is good and all, but it doesn't stop the agent from deleting you remote github branches, s3 data or potentially gdrive data. Are you able to set access read only? I'd never personally use something like this because I don&#x2
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
> Here are some of my highlights, including my disturbing realization that vibe coding and agentic engineering have started to converge in my own work. Nothing about this should be disturbing unless you want to dig your heels in, cross y
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by tim-projects 5mo ago
I thought this was a good article because it directly addresses a lot of the paper shuffling jobs that modern big business has. But it missed the opportunity to discuss how things need to change because of the disruption of AI, instead tryi

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