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by knivets 17d ago
2025 Apple is a perfect representation of 2025 America.
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by knivets 3mo ago
Don't worry, it's always ups and downs.
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by knivets 3mo ago
These new AI trends are very tiresome, very similar to 2021 crypto mania - both trigger a lot of FOMO. If we have loops that write code and we don't need to verify anything, why are the devs still here? What's point of even learni
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by knivets 3mo ago
He has early access to anthropic models, of course he will hype them up, so that they will keep sharing access to preview models with him (and more traffic to his website). It also does't require him to perform any rigorous analysis of
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by knivets 3mo ago
> Software engineering. During early testing, Stripe reported that Fable 5 compressed months of engineering into days. In a 50-million-line Ruby codebase, the model performed a codebase-wide migration in a day that would otherwise have t
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by knivets 3mo ago
> Over the past six months, there hasn’t been a single day where I’ve checked the HN Best RSS feed without seeing a post about how AI “writes bad code,” “introduces bugs,” “creates technical debt,” or something along those lines. because
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by knivets 4mo ago
This is not a serious analysis. No mention of open source LLMs and their impact on american AI companies. There’s also no evidence that LLMs can make significant scientific progress on their own.
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by knivets 4mo ago
Some big names in AI made predictions by pulling random dates based on vibes, the author collected this and called this data .
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by knivets 4mo ago
how long until i stop seeing this nonsense shoveled at me from every direction
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by knivets 4mo ago
Stack Overflow provides marginal value when there are LLMs. Great technical books on the other hand still provide tremendous value and complement LLMs in a learning process: a book provides a fact checked, curated set of topics with clear s
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by knivets 4mo ago
This is astrology for devs.
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by knivets 4mo ago
Bot account - 70 days old, no submissions, all comments are hyping AI
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by knivets 4mo ago
> easier to build your own solution than to install an existing one seriously?
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by knivets 4mo ago
how do you know the artifact is correct?
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by knivets 5mo ago
Practically, if you have AppleCare you don't need to worry about repairability.
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Anthropic Mythos 0-days replicated with GPT5.4(twitter.com)
4 points by knivets 5mo ago|0 comments
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by knivets 5mo ago
Refreshing to read an article with an actual engineering work as opposed to another article about AI. Great work, very inspiring!
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by knivets 6mo ago
What if your screen breaks or logic board? Top of the line MacBooks cost ~4-5k. I recently had to service a battery and they replaced a top case and a keyboard free of charge. I will continue paying for AppleCare as long as they will allow
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by knivets 7mo ago
this is not their data though
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by knivets 7mo ago
The closer the bubble to popping the more desperate these people sound. > 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models. Maybe that’s why the software is so shitty nowadays.
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by knivets 8mo ago
I have been building a code from phone web app and doogfooding a lot - https://x.com/knivets/status/2003023386080092235?s=46
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by knivets 1y ago
Somehow this article is no longer on the first page[0] (or even second) of hn even though it has more upvotes (and is newer) than other articles with less upvotes (or older ones). Is HN hiding politically controversial articles? [0] https:
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Show HN: Lluminy – automate code comments for Python projects(lluminy.com)
2 points by knivets 2y ago|1 comments
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by knivets 5y ago
Cryptocurrencies create value by creating a financial system that solves some problems that traditional finance can't. For instance, a person in some underdeveloped country can accept a payment from US, however, if there was no Bitcoin
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by knivets 6y ago
> As JavaScript developers, the sheer amount of stuff we're expected to know is enormous, and it grows bigger every day. A question to ponder over: expected by whom?
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by knivets 6y ago
We need more stuff like that
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Django Rest Framework OpenAPI 3 Support(knivets.com)
2 points by knivets 7y ago|0 comments
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by knivets 9y ago
Wow, I like how readable the text is. The typography in the post is beautiful.
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Facebook Messenger for Kids(messengerkids.com)
3 points by knivets 9y ago|0 comments
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by knivets 9y ago
Rails is definitely more convenient to prototype, but the magic issue is real. You never know where a variable or a function comes from by reading the source -- you'd need to run a debugger to do that (in Python you can just follow the

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