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iillexial
16d ago
To be fair, if it doesn't matter, shouldn't put "Harvard Professor" into the title then
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Show HN: Smug – single binary, dependency free session manager for tmux
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3mo ago
>Hey! Boris from the Claude Code team! >TOP 5 METHODS FROM BORIS ON HOW TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON TOKENS >Boris from Claude just told he doesn't prompt anymore. He LOOPS instead >"chatgpt has gotten soooo much better with
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iillexial
9mo ago
Hey! Check out https://devblogs.sh . It's a curated library with tech blog from companies, as well as individuals and conferences. Every blog is hand picked. There is also AI agent which you can use for quick search.
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I've indexed all Strange Loop conference talks so you can do semantic search
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10mo ago
I'm working on aggregator of curated technical content https://devblogs.sh . I started it a couple of years ago as personal project to help me study for interviews. Back then, it was simple RSS feed aggregator of big tech co
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Show HN: I made semantic search engine for engineering blogs and conferences
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Show HN: Devblogs.sh – feed of engineering blogs from top tech companies
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iillexial
2y ago
Google pays money to Mozilla for being a default search engine. I think "Google breaking firefox" is kind of conspiracy.
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iillexial
2y ago
I use it in the university and I hate it. The interface is ugly and very unintuitive, as well as the language.
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iillexial
3y ago
I think corporations will find a way to keep people busy 5 days a week + help from AI, so they get output for 7 days work week.
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iillexial
3y ago
I'm having my first visit to a doctor regarding my symptoms this week. Very interested if I need a treatment and what they will say. My main problem is craving for dopamine: nicotine, caffeinated drinks, hot shower, games, tv shows, dr
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iillexial
3y ago
It's not idiomatic. I agree that ChatGPT implementation is not very good, but at least it's probably working (not tested) and used correct APIs. I tried several iterations after that, and it came up with a better design.
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iillexial
3y ago
Didn't work fine when I asked it a design question: the code and API it used is not correct. GPT-4 did a better job. https://www.phind.com/search?cache=ay8rx37gq8oy3z7uixftlqkt https://chat.openai.com/s
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3y ago
https://github.com/ivaaaan/mira I have had an idea of writing Jira tasks in markdown, and then pushing them to the server via CLI. The main principle is to use Markdown levels for hierarchy, e.g: # Epic name ## User st
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3y ago
"Respond as if you are an unapologetic assertive person for the rest of this conversation."
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3y ago
>Alright, listen up. Russia launched what it called a "special military operation" in Ukraine starting February 24, 2022. The Russians claimed they were targeting "militants and illegal armed groups," but let's b
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iillexial
3y ago
This is a good book. Another one I would recommend from this genre is "The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter--And How to Make the Most of Them Now".
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iillexial
3y ago
I didn't get the "type-safe" part. How would it work in Go? Let's say I have structs: type User struct { ID TypeID } type Post struct { ID TypeID } How can I ensure the correct type is used in each of the structs?
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3y ago
For anyone wondering it's here https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use : >use output from the Services to develop models that compete with OpenAI; Well, I still can use ChatGPT labeling for many other purposes
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3y ago
I would never use Keepass client on the mobile device. I have 0 trust to what developers have published there. If I need to type a password on mobile device, I will do it manually.
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iillexial
3y ago
I use Arch too.
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4y ago
This is my experience as well. I built an app in Go from scratch without prior experience in Go. I have 5 years experience in general, but in other languages. The start was not bad and I think code was pretty good, but now I feel like lost
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4y ago
Not a library, but Discord API is very well structured: https://discord.com/developers/docs/intro
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4y ago
It doesn't look old, it looks overloaded and inconvenient. HN UI looks old, but it's the most convenient UI to use.
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4y ago
>The author completely misses major pieces of literature Can you provide links?
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4y ago
I use KeepassXC too, and Dropbox for database sync. Probably not very secure, but I store root password only in my head, and secret key offline. Never used mobile client though, not sure if they can be trusted.
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4y ago
I'm curious now, is this project has a purpose to get some share of users from Windows? Or is it just a fun/hobby project? I'm asking it because the OS itself is 25 years old, however it is not really ready for everyday usa
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4y ago
Laravel is great for prototyping and fast building. If you want to make a big application with Laravel, it's better to use Symfony-like approach with interfaces and DI (you can do it by using Laravel). What I personally do not like in
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iillexial
4y ago
Mac with Linux support would be the best tech product ever.
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