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Show HN: Quickly generate and explain complex shell commands(crates.io)
2 points by buster 6d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Watn – type a question in your shell, get a command back(github.com)
1 points by buster 16d ago|0 comments
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by buster 2mo ago
It's one of the greatest stories of all time directed by Nolan. CGI or not, whatever.
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by buster 3mo ago
+1 for Ente. Replaced Google photos for me
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by buster 3mo ago
Is it fair when the one is heavily subsidized and the other one is not? I think it's most fair to compare the plain token pricing that is used by everyone.
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by buster 3mo ago
No it's probably the most important idea.
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by buster 4mo ago
> Forget maintaining stability, AI is a downright destabilizer. It worsens understandability, fixability, debuggability, teachability, guaranteability, all the bloody bilities. This is just an assumption and the whole article falls flat
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by buster 5mo ago
I am not questioning the benchmark. But the benchmark is NOT measuring a real world application in a real world setting. Anyway, I am merely wondering IF there is a company out there affected, at all. I understand that this was only measure
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by buster 5mo ago
I'd rather like to know if any real world usage broke, before coming to the conclusion that an edge case synthetic benchmark is worth changing the kernel (back or wherever) where supposedly the change that broke the benchmark had real
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Roo code shuts down, Team will focus on roomote agent(twitter.com)
28 points by buster 5mo ago|2 comments
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by buster 5mo ago
He said "enterprises" not "competent programmers".
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by buster 5mo ago
I'm using fman, which is like a lightweight graphical alternative to mc.
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by buster 5mo ago
I recently had to switch to macos for work and Jesus Christ is this not the pinnacle of engineering. Sure, I'm accustomed to my self configured Linux desktop but boy is Mac OS slow to use and hard to configure. And so keyboard unfrie
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by buster 5mo ago
You hopefully know thats not true. But it's a matter of quality goals. Need absolute robustness? Prioritize it and build it. Need speed and be first to market? Prioritize and build it. You can do both in an agile way. Many would argue
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by buster 6mo ago
May be I don't understand but I can see that I press a short cut and can connect via ssh, right? Either you included your own ssh client (battery included and such) and you'll forever be chasing the features your customers are mis
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by buster 6mo ago
I don't understand all the hate about ente, to be honest. Ente seems to try to solve the big tech lock in with their apps. Personally, i'm a very happy Ente Photos user, so what's the problem with Ensu? It's available on
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by buster 6mo ago
What do you when you say defunct photos platform?
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by buster 6mo ago
Keep in mind that kagi offers a wide range of models, not just one. I wouldn't want to have multiple subscriptions (for chatgpt, anthropic, gemini etc.)
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by buster 6mo ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwyg1jg8xkmo https://edition.cnn.com/2026/01/10/politics/us-will-take-gre...
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by buster 7mo ago
As far as I know sqlite has such tests and probably others.
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by buster 7mo ago
But that's not what is in the whole context. The whole context contains a lot of noise and false "thoughts". What the AI needs to do is to document the software project in an efficient manner without duplication. That's
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by buster 7mo ago
May be the point is, that the one engineer replaces 10 engineers by using the dark factory which by definition doesn't need humans.
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by buster 8mo ago
Domain driven design?
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by buster 9mo ago
That or the Kagi Browser... Waiting for a Linux release.
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by buster 9mo ago
Sounds amazing, but i would rather be able to run the database locally and use the same in dev as in production. Is this possible?
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by buster 9mo ago
I've not used Claude Claude yet, but why would it be bad if it gains features that people use? Did people ever complain about Photoshop to have too many features demanding some cognitive load? Excel? Practically every IDE out there? Th
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by buster 9mo ago
Isn't it the same wisdom as to avoid cyclic dependencies?
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by buster 9mo ago
I don't know I tend to either come across new tools written in Rust, JavaScript or Python but relatively low amount of C. The times I see some "cargo install xyz" in a git repo of some new tool is definitely noticeable.
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by buster 9mo ago
Awesome, love it!
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by buster 9mo ago
I fail to see how it makes it much easier to review a lot of interdependent branches where branch C needs new logic from branch B which needs commits from branch A. Sounds like a nightmare to me. People should really try to work on trunk.

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