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7mo ago
The OP probably is the only person in their team. There's no other plausible explanation of this level of AI psychosis. PS: All in for AI agents I use all the time but sorry - SE is not a solved problem. Yet.
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8mo ago
All these macho men - I wonder what exactly are they shipping at that pace? Not a rhetoric question. Trillion token burners and such.
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8mo ago
Has this happened before?
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8mo ago
Seems to be built by using Claud code?
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Ask HN: If you interview an LLM for SE position, what would be your placement?
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
I have a question. Is this Trump effect or Pentagon would have threatened otherwise too? Genuine question.
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8mo ago
OpenNext was SST. So was OpenAuth. All from same team that is behind OpenCode CLI.
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8mo ago
That's it. That's all the moat they have.
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Why Replacing Developers with AI Is Going Horribly Wrong? [video]
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
This is a very realistic analysis which isn't going to be very popular. The battery progress is more an accidental discovery than research problem alone.
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9mo ago
This is EU's fault because they have democracy and other liberal bullshit, pure woke propaganda. ~ Lord of the Lithium.
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9mo ago
I don't understand what's the threat from a CLI which is useless without AI models and Anthropic could be one of them?
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10mo ago
This is where EU needs to put its weight and at least in Europe - if you sell something but not willing to support - open source client, server and device all sorts of software.
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10mo ago
While I'm a shameless freeloader with mostly backend skills - Adam has my utmost respect for out of the box innovation. I did buy some of this books. Not the Tailwind UI though. Adam, you gotta pay bills too. I understand that. And I r
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10mo ago
Well. TBH for some maybe this is the wrong question to ask but I have been thinking where did those 250 billion tokens go? What tools/products/services came out of that? EDIT: Typos
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10mo ago
Is there something similar that exists for Postgres?
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10mo ago
That doesn't negate my original point.
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10mo ago
Anti Gravity is a flop. I mean it uses Gemini under the hood. But you cannot use it with an API key. If you're on a workspace account, you can't have normal individual plan. You have to have the team plan with $100/month or n
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10mo ago
AI usage verboten? Or erlaubt?
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10mo ago
Fake Brian Cox and Richard Fynemen are in abundance. Imagine 50 years down the road impossible to tell which things Richard Feynman really said in his lectures and which are all made up.
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10mo ago
Why not use SQLite then as database for package managers? A local copy could be replicated easily with delta fetch.
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10mo ago
Could you elaborate on the storage engine and processing pipeline if not confidential?
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10mo ago
The authentication account should have a permanent stable identifier that should be the provider's responsibility to issue and manage. Everything else including email and username should be changeable (provided there's no conflict
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10mo ago
So essentially - it only works with Latin script? Because without fonts, every other script is NOT going to render.
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10mo ago
Echo is really great framework. Blazzing fast and great documentation.
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10mo ago
This evangelism around HTMX is bit misplaced. First - simple use cases sure great. But imagine you have to update some element out of the from tree. Now you need to have OOB swaps and your HTML must contain that fragment. Not just that your
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10mo ago
Charging for the self hosted runners - That's close to flat $90 per month for a machine that you host yourself no matter how small or large the machine is.
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10mo ago
Very well written but I can't understand much of this article. What would be one good primer to be able to comprehend all the design issues raised?
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10mo ago
Gut gemacht!
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10mo ago
Thanks. It was a stupid most idea for MOST shops. I think maybe it works for AWS, Google and Netflix but everywhere in my career, I saw 90% of the problem was due to microservices. Diving system into composable parts is a very very difficul
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