RicDan

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by RicDan 10d ago
You don't. If you're using skills to force the AI to fullfill some must criterias, it's not going to work. Must criterias need deterministic checks -> be it hooks or what not. This is also my biggest gripe with AI. I.e. fo
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by RicDan 21d ago
Yeah Im pretty sure gambling the HN frontpage is just a small transaction away. How else would this, sorry for my english, half finished, vibe coded bull get so far
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by RicDan 2mo ago
I like to point out that if all people do is copy paste from an AI, then I can advocate to replacing them with AI directly. Usually wakes people up.
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Show HN: Yet Another Markup Language Engineering Toolkit(github.com)
1 points by RicDan 2mo ago|0 comments
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by RicDan 5mo ago
No? You work on something and finish it. At most I have 2-3 feature branches open. If none are in review, I have commits in them with current work. Maybe I use the stash 2-3 times a year when I am heavily experimenting with different implem
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Show HN: Behavioural-dashboard, framework agnostic library for living dashboards(ricardomonteirosimoes.github.io)
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by RicDan 6mo ago
Interesting how posts like these seem to be catapulted to #1 spot so quickly
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Show HN: Alexandria, free open source news aggregation and classification suite(github.com)
6 points by RicDan 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Observarium, a simple exception tracking library for Java(github.com)
1 points by RicDan 6mo ago|0 comments
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by RicDan 7mo ago
I've been working on and off on flagforge.dev I have always hated how we deal with feature flags; often times as a dev I implement it, but then business decides how the flags are used, which comes back to us having to set them. I want
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by RicDan 7mo ago
Great one, I've been hoping for a kagi alternative in the EU, will check it out :)
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by RicDan 8mo ago
Not really. If pay decreases it's because you're not required anymore or less, which is contrary to what has been shown. IF educating and enabling juniors etc. is not handled correctly, then senior pay will explode, because whilst
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by RicDan 9mo ago
Is this a bot account? Why is it green and spouting nonsense? There is nothing quoted in the previous comment
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by RicDan 11mo ago
Skills are literally technical documentation for your project it seems. So now we can finally argue for time to write doc, just name it "AI enhancing skill definitions"
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by RicDan 1y ago
Yeah this seems too insane to be true. I understand that wifi signal strength etc. is heavily impacted by the contents of a room, but even so it seems farfetched that there is enough information in its distortion to lead to these results.
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by RicDan 1y ago
I've always wanted to know: Are people actually interested in more granular pricing options? I.e. give me 10x more tokens but miss me with that image generation, or give me more bandwith but still only one domain. It feels like nowaday
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by RicDan 1y ago
Definitely agree. I blame educational institutions (I know, they can't do much without enough freedom + budget) for not advocating enough to our democratic responsabilities. I do wish we adapted some stuff from early history (Athens to
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by RicDan 1y ago
We all wish that would be the real world - finally some good pressure to prioritise technical debt and issues. And some heads that would roll.
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by RicDan 1y ago
No counter point there. It's a real issue, and I don't know how to handle it. There is also an issue of the current world not being in a very investment heavy mood - unless you're talking military...
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by RicDan 1y ago
Can sort of confirm that. Wiped out is maybe the wrong word - they are more heavily being off-shored right now. Whilst there is some very obvious evaluations going on of replacing juniors with <insert your favourite llm>, it's qu
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by RicDan 2y ago
I wonder why tho; humans by themselves should have an intrinsic interest in knowing how things work and behave, and being sure of it. Or maybe that's just influenced by my personality? Like I couldn't fathom doing things without b
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by RicDan 2y ago
You are seriously underselling the potential impact of things happening has on planning. Any company worth their 2 cents has contingency plans ready for several situations - i.e. if President A wins vs B, if there is enough plausibility tha
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by RicDan 2y ago
Yes but it didn't help. Maybe it was more or less my complete prompt. Regardless, depending on your input, you can figure out the architecture of it. In theory, if you did the previous levels, it basically is a combination of it all tu
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by RicDan 2y ago
I hope nobody is really surprised by this. This is basic money-making-scheme; offer to open up standard for others, because you were the first, for some nice money bag. Make the news with your "goodwill". Take longer than necessar
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by RicDan 2y ago
I live in Switzerland and my girlfriend has been working as a doctor (surgery), and it has mostly to do with the politics that come with hierarchy. As in nearly all companies, hierarchy allows politics and favourism to enter the playing fie
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by RicDan 2y ago
This is my personal opinion, but a big screenshot of Elon in the readme isn't doing you any favours.
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by RicDan 3y ago
Great way to tell a story and bring data closer to the reader. Educational pages could learn a thing or two from this one.
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by RicDan 3y ago
So things that are happening regardless?
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by RicDan 3y ago
Well thats not hard. But will it be better in all aspects? doubtfully so
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by RicDan 3y ago
Not sure it‘s in the best interest of users, or electric grid operators, to have the control over such a platform

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