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by alexcpn 29d ago
Really strange; anyway it is closed source and best not to have too much reliance and attachment to any one tool. I have switched to GPT 5.5 and 5.6 Sol and Codex ove Claude already. Fable is very expensive/token limiting. I am an exp
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by alexcpn 3mo ago
After reading this first, it looked almost like a joke, like how Google used to do Google- TISP Toilet Internet Service Provider https://archive.google/tisp/install.html Even now without Xrays it is very hard to really
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by alexcpn 5mo ago
I created this open-source application ( https://alexcpn-faers-signal-detection.hf.space/ ) to analyse the FDA FAERS data set a few weeks back, just to do some good work and use Claude Code completely. I got roasted on Reddit
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Show HN: AutoSW-Like AutoResearch but for software:SW Systems that Builds itself(pub.towardsai.net)
2 points by alexcpn 6mo ago|1 comments
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by alexcpn 6mo ago
The future of Software Engineering will be software that's built with Agentic AI; but then builds, tests, corrects, code reviews, lints and extends itself feature by feature. I wanted to dog food my article on linkedin related to Soft
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by alexcpn 7mo ago
where did the Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics" go for agentic robots; An Eval in the End - "Thou shall no evil" should have autocancelled its work
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Show HN: Agentic Code Review with Tree Sitter MCP Tool(alexcpn-code-review-agent.hf.space)
1 points by alexcpn 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexcpn 2y ago
In KungfuPanda there is this line that the Panda says "I love KungFuuuuuuuu", well I normally don't tell like this, but when I saw this and (starting to use this), I feel like yelling"I like Metaaaaa or is it LLAMMMAAA o
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by alexcpn 2y ago
This sounds so true yet false. For absolutely every successful life there is a trail of failed lives left behind and restarted. And I dont mean like movie star or Nobel prize success; just plain vanilla happy and almost boring life. It is a
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by alexcpn 3y ago
Why choose Java of all languages. Why not something more modern and less verbose like Go or Rust. Just asking as I have worked enough in Java and then spend a lot of time in GC tunining. Granted the code was not that great and from a divers
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by alexcpn 4y ago
If there were enough cars fitted with sensors that can learn from their driver's actions and reactions I am pretty sure an AI system can learn from this huge pool and be a good driver. A good driver also makes mistakes. And this is st
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by alexcpn 4y ago
I use GRPC between micro services instead of REST and for that it is really great; All the deficiencies of REST - Non versioned, no typed goes away with GRPC and the protobuf is the official interface for all micro-services. No problems wi
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by alexcpn 6y ago
We don't need it 'now' - maybe the right way -- If choice is due to complexity of dockers loc as was mentioned, then that should be compared against stability; as abstractions go, it is not leaky and pretty stable -- Now-a-da
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by alexcpn 6y ago
SO has been invaluable for professional programmers like us who has to work on some many different platforms and use different frameworks that it is impossible to be master of all. But the one thing I don't like is being punished for a
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by alexcpn 6y ago
happened to my elder sister who is a teacher hosting video class due to lockdown in India. Some idiots think it is fun and the worst thing is that they put a video grab of this in their youtube channel - themed disruption or something - to
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by alexcpn 7y ago
Have been trying to compile the most important parts, the key first principles. Comments, suggestions solicited to improve the article
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Show HN: Software Engineering 101(medium.com)
5 points by alexcpn 7y ago|2 comments
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Is Object Detection a Done Deal Yet?(hackernoon.com)
1 points by alexcpn 8y ago|0 comments