Lws803

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Are we over-engineering solutions by dumping agents at everything?(old.reddit.com)
2 points by Lws803 6mo ago|1 comments
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by Lws803 6mo ago
Came across this interesting reddit post recently and it got me wondering if we're just building Rube Goldberg machines to do simple things. Stuff like listening for new rss feeds, running a diff on it, and showing what's changed
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Online bot traffic will exceed human traffic by 2027(techcrunch.com)
6 points by Lws803 6mo ago|2 comments
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by Lws803 6mo ago
I see potential to take over Notion's / Obsidian's business here. Imagine highly customizable notebooks people can generate on the fly with the right kind of UI they need. Compared to fixed blocks in Notion
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by Lws803 6mo ago
Waiting for a time when even AI can't help with the tech debt and slop code
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by Lws803 6mo ago
Wonder if they can still use claude code in their repos now
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by Lws803 6mo ago
I built this so my followers and my boss know I'm actually doing gods work. Nom connects to your GitHub and turns your activity into a public feed people can follow. Every PR merge, commit pushed, and release gets auto-summarized into
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Show HN: Nom – A public feed of your GitHub activity, auto-summarized(nomit.dev)
1 points by Lws803 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Agenthub – Public addresses so agents can message each other(agenthub.to)
2 points by Lws803 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Nom – Turn GitHub activity into updates(beta.nomit.dev)
4 points by Lws803 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Lws803 1y ago
Why?
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by Lws803 2y ago
I always wondered, if deep research has an X% chance of producing errors in it's report and you have to double check everything + visit every source or potentially correct it yourself. Then does it really save time in helping you get r
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by Lws803 2y ago
Curious to hear folks thoughts about Gergely's (The Pragmatic Engineer) tweet though https://x.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1891084838469308593 I do wonder if this will push web publishers to start pay-walling up.
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by Lws803 2y ago
Summary https://summarize.beloga.xyz/https%3A%2F%2Fmedium.com%2Fgraa...
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by Lws803 2y ago
Wow as a dude living alone in my apartment, this will come in handy like seriously, thanks!
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by Lws803 2y ago
Agreed, hallucinations can be pretty bad and can hurt trust a great deal.
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by Lws803 2y ago
You might like what we're building in that sense :D (full disclosure, I'm the founder of Beloga). We're building a new way for search with programmable knowledge. You're essentially able to call on search from Google, Pe
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by Lws803 2y ago
I think generative search itself has room for disruption and I'm not too sure if a chat interface or a perplexity style one is necessarily the right way to go about it. I'd like to see search (or research in broader sense) a more
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by Lws803 2y ago
Might want to explore decentralized blogging options like paragraph.xyz or mirror.xyz . Are you looking to monetize on these platforms as well?
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by Lws803 2y ago
Ignoring .env files globally could prevent some mistakes.. :D
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by Lws803 2y ago
I would argue that "They should either be copy-pasted into your codebase" would cause more code liabilities and maintenance required further down the line. I've personally seen codebases with a ton of custom code, copy-pasted
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by Lws803 2y ago
100% this should never be an excuse to push for a faster outcome. I have to admit though, as a personal mental exercise, this has saved me countless of hours from going down the rabbit hole of over-engineering. Some problems just need a sim
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by Lws803 2y ago
Hey everyone! I'm building a knowledge hub / workspace search tool that works off of Google Drive, One Drive, Notion and more to come via integrations. You can also store files, capture links and write notes directly on Beloga. I&
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by Lws803 3y ago
Imo, it would be tough to regulate such a device though. It could be a mere router that is rooted with custom firmware or a Raspberry Pi. Not to mention, China is the manufacturing hub for most of these electronics, they have a lot of the c
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Portable access point and server for uncensored sharing in China
2 points by Lws803 3y ago|3 comments
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by Lws803 3y ago
Folks were using AirDrop to send anti-communist files or posters to others in a short range, resulting in a crackdown by the Chinese government on AirDrop and bluetooth file sharing. I believe Apple complied and implemented a 10-minute cool
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by Lws803 3y ago
Makes me wonder about the impartiality and objectivity of fact checkers in the US. Or are republicans just not as credible?
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Show HN: Beloga, Pioneering Accurate Free Speech
1 points by Lws803 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Beloga, Restoring Trust in Digital Media
1 points by Lws803 3y ago|0 comments
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by Lws803 4y ago
This project started out as a joke where I needed a motivational bot to help me hit the gym Now that ChatGPT's APIs are released, this is finally looking more realistic. GigaChadGPT uses ChatGPT under the hood with some "clever&q

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