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by impostervt 2mo ago
It's about 90% vibe coded with claude opus 4.8 (and now 5).
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Sorry, hit some cloudflare limits faster than I thought would happen. Working now.
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by impostervt 2mo ago
sorry, hit the cloudflare worker cap for a free plan. Just upgraded.
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Ya may need multiple rooms, capped at some number of users.
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Thanks, I'll definitely look into it.
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Ya I was thinking maybe cap it at 12 people, and then if you join it starts fresh as level 0?
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Thanks! If you have any suggestions please let me know!
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by impostervt 2mo ago
Right now it's AI with a human doing the curation. I'll def have to figure out how to do it just with AI, as the current user load is going to finish all the pre-baked levels in the next 30 minutes.
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Show HN: Infinite Jigsaw Game(infinitejigsaw.com)
27 points by impostervt 2mo ago|22 comments
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Litert.js, Google's High Performance Web AI Inference(developers.googleblog.com)
1 points by impostervt 2mo ago|0 comments
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by impostervt 3mo ago
The other way AI is killing self-help nonfiction: people are generating entire self-help books using AI. The human written are always better, but it's impossible to tell from a book cover and short description.
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by impostervt 5mo ago
Honest question, not really related to the story: What makes someone "exploited"? Most of us trade our time for money, so at what point does the money become too little and be considered exploitative? Are all gig workers exploited
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by impostervt 1y ago
Honestly think Go is worse. So hard to google anything about it.
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by impostervt 1y ago
You can buy shares on their secondary market pretty cheaply right now.
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by impostervt 1y ago
"major Western banks frequently pay large fines for AML violations, yet bank executives rarely face criminal convictions" Seems like changing this would fix a lot of the problems.
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by impostervt 1y ago
I use AI to create customer avatars representing potential buyers of a product I may create (based on existing competitors and their customer reviews). I then use those customer avatars to help design the product. I love the idea of going
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by impostervt 1y ago
Over the weekend I stood up a small site with a blog of only a few articles. I've done this in the past with Wordpress and Jekyl, but I do it pretty rarely so I forget exactly how to do it and how to make the sites fast. So I let Claud
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by impostervt 1y ago
As long as it's not SOAP, it's great.
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by impostervt 1y ago
About 1.5 years ago I inherited a project with ~ 250,000 lines of code - in just the web UI (not counting back end). The developer who wrote it was a smart guy, but he had never worked on any other JS project. All state was stored in the DO
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by impostervt 1y ago
I've never quite gotten the axiom of choice. Can anyone ELI5?
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by impostervt 1y ago
I take a similar approach to investing on Masterworks (they sell shares of paintings). Most investors seem to buy the upfront offering, which is always $20/share, regardless of the painting. They don't seem to realize that MW ho
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by impostervt 2y ago
I recently got a letter from the bank that owns my tesla loan, informing me that I can buy the car at the end of the loan. Previously that wasn't an option. Plus, it was for $28k (at the end of a 3 year loan). Got another letter tryin
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by impostervt 2y ago
Do GLP-1 already do this, to some extent?
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by impostervt 2y ago
I created a web site that uses AI to translate books, and in my testing, Deepl was way better than other AIs I tried at translating.
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by impostervt 2y ago
Oof just watched a video from the Pear.ai guys and was happy to hear they made it into YC. I don't know much about the project, but they seem like good people.
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by impostervt 2y ago
Pretty nice guy, too. Back in the early-mid 90s I was a teenager and got on some kind of David Brin fan site (this may have been on Prodigy it was so long ago), where the man himself would sometimes reply. He once responded to a message I
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by impostervt 2y ago
A few months ago I started a job where I inherited a JS code base that is around 250,000 lines. It was one big class, with several sub classes, that did everything. Some files were 30k lines long. No frameworks, no reactivity. If you click
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by impostervt 2y ago
Seconded. I used Personal Capital for a while but the links to my accounts broke frequently. Moved to Monarch and paid for it and its way less of a hassle.
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by impostervt 2y ago
Flashbacks to high school CS back in the 90s. Started with basic then moved on to this. I understand now they use Java to teach kids, and I can't imagine trying to learn to code with that language.
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Ask HN: What advice would you give a tester who wants to become a coder?
1 points by impostervt 2y ago|1 comments

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