jemiluv8

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by jemiluv8 29d ago
I haven’t verified the dates of the tweets. But it is a huge leap from a delayed release to a major conclusion that “the rewrite is not looking good”.
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by jemiluv8 29d ago
Yet another clickbait making outrageous assertions. Fwiw I don’t think anyone’s reputation is on the line and so far, you’ve offered only anecdotal evidence at best. Things like this should be backed by stats and community surveys and a who
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by jemiluv8 1mo ago
Awwww maaaan. I was just reading an upstream patch on the erpnext framework. I was going to do their copy the pr to patch my erpnext v15
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by jemiluv8 1mo ago
Nearly everyone I suppose. There are always outliers I suppose. I’m going for 90%+ using llm in some capacity even if just a single ChatGPT prompt.
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by jemiluv8 1mo ago
This post misses a couple of points 1.”Writing software was never the hard part” - isn’t saying coding was easy. The comparison was against building a viable product. Doing business involves a whole lot more ambiguity than sitting in your r
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by jemiluv8 2mo ago
I’d go with a balanced view: you need them both for any non-trivial product. I was recently reviewing a PR that renamed a model, I wanted to understand what happened under the hood. Turns out that mariadb had a rename table operation foreve
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by jemiluv8 3mo ago
Glad you gave yak-shaving a proper definition. I was always annoyed at my boss for insisting on a particular arrangement of import statements in typescript files. For him, it was a way of telling us to be more mindful of the code we typed.
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by jemiluv8 5mo ago
Task tracking is now obsolete. Only the slowest most inefficient firms do this. So yes, I am learning as well how tasks are now effectively harder to create than actually implement, I tend to be a bit verbose and sometimes research the code
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by jemiluv8 5mo ago
I have fond memories of this project. Contributing to it really helped me ramp up my dev skills and was effectively my introduction to monorepo’s in JavaScript. It was the kind of codebase I couldn’t get my hands on while working in my part
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Ask HN: Non AI Contributor on Project Teams
1 points by jemiluv8 5mo ago|2 comments
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by jemiluv8 6mo ago
All the author’s reasons for wanting the raw text that wasn’t altered by AI are all the reasons why I like to pass my messages through llms because for most people clarity in thoughts is not a given. Often, in formal communication, I find i
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by jemiluv8 8mo ago
Outsourcing to thinking is exactly what I tell our developers. They are hired to do the kind of thinking I’d rather not do.
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by jemiluv8 8mo ago
This one was just "fire" https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/pull/10270
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Are open source maintainers going to be the main sufferers from LLM(github.com)
1 points by jemiluv8 8mo ago|2 comments
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by jemiluv8 8mo ago
I was reading the above PR and a couple of others that were rejected primarily because the person making the PR didn't even understand the problem to begin with. LLMs tend to make most people feel like they can write code without unde
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by jemiluv8 9mo ago
Your setup is interesting. I’ve had my mind on this space for a while now but haven’t done any deep work on a setup that optimizes the things I’m interested in. I think at a fundamental level, I expect we can produce higher quality software
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by jemiluv8 9mo ago
I suppose I can understand for accounting purposes to some extent. Once a purchase is done, they receive their cash immediately but perhaps actual revenue is deferred until actual usage since that will end up leading to the "actual&quo
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Ask HN: Can someone explain why OpenAI credits expire?
5 points by jemiluv8 9mo ago|14 comments
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Ask HN: Developer Quirks
2 points by jemiluv8 11mo ago|4 comments
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
I suppose they are still shipping these things. With mcp integration and bluh, bluh, bluh. I marvel always at how much has changed and also how little has changed in building websites. My verdict: little has changed on the web. We just have
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
Too much space. The really old newspapers I remember are crammed.
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
I have pain points but still like the way the site looks like something from the 1990’s. I’d like to keep it that way. And please write it in arc or some other lisp dialect. The last thing I want to see on this site is JavaScript.
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
The comment section not being collapsible is my main pain point. Just wished I could skim the top three most voted top level comments and then look at others. Instead I get sucked into this wilderness of a single thread and never quite easi
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Beads: Coding Agent Memory Upgrade(github.com)
2 points by jemiluv8 11mo ago|0 comments
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
Get ready for hard forks
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
The mental effort expended when using the newly glassy ui is most noticeable when you use the glass one on phone and then use the old one on another phone. The old UI instantly feels effortless and almost as though it was the update. I&#x27
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
I wrote about this not long ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45509922
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by jemiluv8 11mo ago
My pet peeves are a bit milder. I've found the new contacts that tries to search both call logs and the actual contact list a bit confusing. Besides these "pet peeves", I just saw the old one again and loved it. I guess you w
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Ask HN: iOS 26 (Glasmorphism) Update Reluctance
4 points by jemiluv8 11mo ago|7 comments
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Enterprises are always selling lofty future promises. And your subprime mortgage reference - suggesting they are manipulating information to inflate the value of the firm - doesn't cleanly apply here. For once, here is a company that s

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