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by tornikeo 4mo ago
Tobacco companies should've just announced that "This new tobacco we made is super good, but too dangerous to release, so we are smoking it ourselves and giving it to only the select C-level smokers"
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
That's as easy as making new Vite. :) Which is hard, not easy but my point stands.
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
> AI Art isn't Art. AI Poetry isn't Art No offense but I couldn't give less of a damn what some guy on the internet thinks. If it makes me feel good in artsy-ways, then it is art, and I don't care how it was made.
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
Where's the pelican when you need it the most?
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Ask HN: How do you manage secrets with many agents?
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
IMO bad take. You can theoretically do most things AWS does most of the time, yet people pay premium for it and keep paying for it, even though alternatives are cheaper, simpler and more performant. I'd bet you that after 20 years Open
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
Do you hold any amount of power in the world? A project that people care about, or a deliverable that someone depends on? Just curious how you can afford to care about the guy 7 levels above the men that built and support the API that you b
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
GPT 5.5 feels worse than 5.4 for the last few weeks. Again N=1, but would be interested to see how opus 4.8 and gpt 5.4 match
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by tornikeo 4mo ago
And I think that's amazing. I'd like to keep using the subsidized coding tools, especially Codex, since I've given up on Claude. Hopefully the PMF allows the subsidy to continue. Would hate to have to move to the next coding
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
I wonder if the Xenonite is a high-entropy alloy :-)
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Simplest explanation I could come up with: Just for hype and fun. Rewriting things in rust is "cool". Bun did it, other projects did it. Therefore, writing a coding agent in one should be cool too. And apparently enough HN crowd a
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Just as it has always been. EVERYTHING you use is complicated. The goddamn ATOMS and electronic shells around them are so absurdly complicated that they require quantum computers to even simulate them without approximations. Everything is
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
I think so too. The rich will be richer, but also more people will have more at the same time. As Civilization put it: 'Just as it has always been'
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Who said anything about ui? I just grab my project write key and Codex handles it all, no UI from idea to production at all.
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
I wonder if hetzner had better uptime in EU than AWS this year.
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Why better auth and not, postgres in docker? What is it better about better auth compared to the ol reliable postgres?
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Can someone more intelligent then me tell me why should I offload my postgres users table to some 3rd party provider? Like what is so hard about keeping that table in my VM on hetzner that I have to give it off to someone else? It's no
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
You have to go to conferences and meetups. Paid conferences are worth is most of the time IMO. I spent $500 for the most expensive one and it landed me a really good offer later. Go to conferences and shake hands with people, try to be frie
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
I saw this shitstorm brewing back in Jul 2025. Gave up on finding a job. Started 100% looking for cofounding (or at a minimum being a founding engineer in a startup). Networked like crazy. Landed exactly what I wanted. Cool startup, motivat
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
So, we have: - claude for corps and gov - codex for devs - grok for what, roleplay, racism? Those are the two things I've ever heard grok associated with around me.
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
Ads fund the "free" internet. Like it or not, that's the price of the "free" compute. I only hope OpenAI won't enshittify paid offerings just like Anthropic did.
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by tornikeo 5mo ago
As a society we are so used to seeing our grandparents and parents die that thinking otherwise is near impossible. I wish we saw ageing as a disease it is, instead of a "natural therefore good" thing.
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
Talking is a must. But just like quantum particles, users behave and talk very differently. Just look at gamers - most of them say they _hate_ AI in games, yet they are actively behaving differently, buying games made with AI, using AI, etc
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
Good for GitHub. All companies need this. Some use it to improve products, some use it for less commendable goals. I know HN crowd is allergic to telemetry but if you've ever developed a software as a service, telemetry is indispensabl
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
Good lord. Reading all these comments makes me feel so much better for dumping anthropic the first time their opus started becoming dumber (circa Month ago). It feels like most people in this thread are somehow bound to Claude, even though
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
Oof. I know of a startup that recently Show HN'd here, the agent mail.to, that is NOT having a good time right now. I don't know what all these new startups having moats thinner than Durex are thinking -- like, what the plan if so
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
Forgive my senses, but this writing feels like a low effort Claude response. What's the point adding responses like this to a Show HN post? I don't think you are fooling anyone.
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
I swore to not be burned by google ever again after TensorFlow. This looks cool, and I will give this to my Codex to chew on and explain if it fits (or could fit what I am building right now -- the msx.dev) and then move on. I don't tr
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
I'm VERY curious about your case. What kind of switching costs do you guys have? I'm working at a very young startup that is still not locked into either AI provider harnesses -- what causes switching costs, just the subscription
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by tornikeo 6mo ago
My fork of claude code's leaked source was DMCA'd. I republished it on codeberg. There it will stay for future reference. Edit: DMCA happened on github. Moved to codeberg since it's not beholden to US DMCA law.

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