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Useful Things Agents Can Do That Are Not Writing Code
(elijahpotter.dev)
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5d ago
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chilipepperhott
5d ago
Another one: https://elijahpotter.dev/hnsansai
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chilipepperhott
5d ago
This one actually works: https://elijahpotter.dev/hnsansai
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chilipepperhott
5d ago
I have found that the https://lobste.rs/ submission policy means that there is a lot less slop (and discussion of slop) over there. They focus more heavily on technical discussions, which I find more rewarding.
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chilipepperhott
6d ago
I believe this is also known as a Dutch auction. They don't know the true value of their product, so they price it high and will slowly bring it down until they are satisfied with demand.
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chilipepperhott
21d ago
I don't believe that is their point.
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Printing Lists
(matklad.github.io)
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Zig’s Io.Threaded is neat
(matklad.github.io)
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26d ago
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27d ago
I think that this would be easy to criticize without interfacing with their underlying idea here. It's cool that with a tool like this you don't NEED to get all aspects of your code finalized and ready. It's possible to be va
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Do Not Talk About LLMs
(elijahpotter.dev)
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1mo ago
I absolutely agree. I don't feel that I have sufficient evidence that they even really care about these reliability problems.
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1mo ago
Not to mention AWS?
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1mo ago
They actually _did_ hit zero nines of availability a few months ago.
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1mo ago
Plurality should have been the operative word.
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1mo ago
What I want: A self hosted version of GitHub that is a precise mirror of an actual GitHub repository. That is, PRs from GitHub appear on the selfhosted instance and my reviews from the self hosted instance appear on GitHub. That way I can w
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Do That Which Makes Your Life Easy
(elijahpotter.dev)
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Getting Real
(elijahpotter.dev)
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2mo ago
It's difficult to ignore how the README is filled with Claudisms.
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Code for the People: A Documentary About the Open Web
(codeforthepeople.com)
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2mo ago
I think you're absolutely right. I also think that trying to become a better person is an important part of living a full life. The work I put in during the hours I'm being paid are a part that life.
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2mo ago
Thanks for the tip.
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2mo ago
Howdy! Sorry, I had an issue with the site being down earlier, so I threw up Cloudflare's bot detector. I'm sorry if that caused you trouble. As for the back button hijacking, it is definitely unintentional, and I'll see if I
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2mo ago
Should be good to go. Got a huge spike of traffic from China (according to Cloudflare) when this hit the front page. Odd…
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Neoengineers
(elijahpotter.dev)
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Jeesh guys, if you don't care, why did you comment or read it? I personally thought the post was quite interesting and I honestly felt a strong desire to subscribe. It's a shame they're shutting down.
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3mo ago
In research that studies a large enough population there will always be outliers. Maybe you are one of them. Your counterexample does not prove them wrong.
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3mo ago
Did you make money from it?
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Building a Self-Hosted Cloud
(lukaswerner.com)
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3mo ago
Ironically, this post reeks of Claude. > Generative AI hasn’t repealed this rule. It’s relocated it
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3mo ago
You're right that version control is there to help, but it doesn't by itself stop you from pushing out broken code to production. That's the fear: landing bad code on user's machines.
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