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anupshinde
3mo ago
I did not say “humans are just as bad.” That is your assumption. I didn’t even say AI is bad. I use AI quite a lot.
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anupshinde
3mo ago
When I write something heavily edited by AI - I mention that I use AI assistance (not AI led thinking). I will probably remove that because the perception is quite different. Its like applying one applying to an engineering job but write &q
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anupshinde
3mo ago
> Vibe-coded software is simply not good. That is simply not true. It can be better or it can be worse - depends on who directed it. I understand where the point comes from, but someone who has coded and architected a lot of applications
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anupshinde
3mo ago
Domain knowledge and architectural skills are not gone. I can say even Opus 4.7 and GPT 5.5 get domain-specific stuff wrong. I use both, because when I am not sure I ask both and also check with Gemini. But these days, I ask those even when
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I put Claude Code in a browser terminal I built in Go
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4mo ago
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I built godom: Go owns the DOM and the browser is just a rendering surface
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4mo ago
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5mo ago
Built/building godom, a framework that lets me build local apps in Go, with the browser serving as a dumb view layer. I don't hate JavaScript or React, but my primary motivation was to eliminate NPM as much as possible. https:&#x
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5mo ago
Built/building godom, a framework that lets me build local apps in Go, with the browser serving as a dumb view layer. I don't hate JavaScript or React, but my primary motivation was to eliminate NPM as much as possible. https:&#x
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Show HN: Godom – a Go framework for local apps using the browser as the UI
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6mo ago
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anupshinde
6mo ago
Just yesterday I had a moment Claude's code in a conversation said - “Yes. I just looked at tag names and sorted them by gut feeling into buckets. No systematic reasoning behind it.” It has gut feelings now? I confronted for a minute
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anupshinde
6mo ago
Glad to see this. I was tired of seeing posts that are on the extremes - "death of software by AI" vs "AI can't do this and that". I took a break from software, and over the last few years, it just felt repetitive,
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anupshinde
7mo ago
If you were forced to choose just one of all the competing players, which is "the one" you will use? For me, the choice is ChatGPT, not for its Codex or other fancy tooling - just the chat. Not that Claude Code or Cowork is less i
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anupshinde
7mo ago
I don't think software engineering is going to die. Coding, as we know it, is going to change a lot. Short-term pain, but in the long term, we are likely to see an explosion of software. Having said that, AGI could change things - but
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How I Ported a Python Astronomy Library to Go with AI
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Goeph: Go library for planetary positions, inspired by Python's Skyfield
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7mo ago
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ChartTypes
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11mo ago
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anupshinde
1y ago
Exactly what I have experienced, I have tried with "thinking set" and saw varying results. An analogy - Each prompt in a conversation felt like I was talking to a different support representative, who missed one or the other part
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GPT-5 Doesn't Vibe?
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1y ago
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Building LLM-Powered Agent in Python
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1y ago
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Backtesting Random Trading Signals: From Chaos to Code
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1y ago
What is the Apple hardware being used here? I see Apple Silicon but not the configuration.. what did I miss
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anupshinde
1y ago
I am just starting to feel that GPT-5 is more hype. Just a day before GPT-5 launch, I made a video about making a tool with agents, Claude Sonnet 4 and GitHub Copilot. There was so much hype on the launch day - on how good GPT-5 is, how it
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SEO Analysis with Agents and GitHub Copilot
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1y ago
An Investor is essentially a Trader operating on a very long timeframe, benefiting from a slow decision-making process, slow results, and slow emotional swings. And I know people will argue against this. But if you are a trader, identify a
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anupshinde
1y ago
I am comfortable with both Python and Go. I prefer Go for performance; however, the earlier issue was verbosity. It is easier to write things using a Python dict than to create a struct in Go or use the weird `map[string]interface{}` and th
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Write Faster with AI – While Keeping It Yours
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How do I get ChatGPT to forget about me?
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1y ago
I'm confused. My kid does this on my ChatGPT account all the time. What is new here? I cannot emphasize how good a teacher ChatGPT is, until it misinforms (and human teachers also do). And it also stays open to questioning without maki
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AI is the Software. You are the Hardware
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1y ago
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S3-Compatible XML on GCS Tricked Me
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1y ago
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