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Ask HN: Anyone ever deliberately left out code to thwart scrapers?
3 points by truelinux1 7mo ago|1 comments
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
Claude Code's agent loops provide a tangible upgrade in autonomy and structured reasoning. Remember that the terminal must be left on continuously and sessions are limited (e.g., 3-day max). Still, agent loops significantly enhance eff
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
Most of us test our networked code on a fast, reliable local connection — which means we're testing a fantasy. The real world has packet loss, jitter, reordering, and latency that will quietly destroy assumptions you didn't know y
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LLMs: Solvers vs. Judges(bensantora.com)
2 points by truelinux1 7mo ago|1 comments
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
I gave several LLMs a logic puzzle with an embedded contradiction. Some flagged it. Some quietly bent the rules to produce an answer anyway. Knowing which type of model you're using (a helpful solver or a strict judge) really matters
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Is an AI Model Software? – A Low-Level Technical View(bensantora-com.pages.dev)
1 points by truelinux1 7mo ago|1 comments
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
We say "deploy the model" and "ship the model" as if it's software — but is it? A .gguf or .safetensors file has no control flow, no executable instructions — it's inert without an inference engine. That makes
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
> 'The thing nobody wants to say is that the reason serious programmers historically hated Go is exactly why LLMs are great at it: There's a ceiling on abstraction. This lines up neatly with the kind of low‑abstraction systems
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by truelinux1 7mo ago
This echoed my thoughts exactly - Linux only.
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
This article mirrors exactly how I’ve been feeling. I'm tired of being attacked for using these tools. AI doesn’t diminish understanding—it forces us to admit that “full understanding” was always partial. Working with AI forces clearer
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Error-Emitter-9000: A Respectful Ode to the Rust Compiler(medium.com)
2 points by truelinux1 10mo ago|0 comments
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
Keep on bashing those bits.
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
You're 100% right - I'm human - I want visitors to clone my repos and try my applications. But yeah, it's just another place to get let down - GitHub is the last platform on which you're going to get famous. That's
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
What you said!
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
"The string shouldn't be too tight, neither too loose." I needed to hear that, I think. The answers are always somewhere in between, right? Thanks for mentioning the books - I'm already interested in reading both.
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I Stopped Performing Online and Started Building Again
15 points by truelinux1 10mo ago|12 comments
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
Link Broken - Medium Story Deleted
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
Appreciate that.
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
OP - I was aware it was coined by Karpathy, but confess that I never knew the meaning in relation to his way of working which is cool. It's the snarky types on reddit who use that term derisively - and right, I should just ignore them.
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by truelinux1 10mo ago
Linux Power User / Tech Writer here. I wrote this because the term “vibe coding” irritates me. This meme has taken on a weird, dismissive tone that doesn’t reflect what serious AI-assisted programming actually feels like. The piece is