mtct88

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by mtct88 2mo ago
Why should I convert COBOL to Java? LLM can write COBOL just as fine.
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Show HN: Strophae, multi personas chat interface(mtct.github.io)
1 points by mtct88 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mtct88 2mo ago
Why don't cooperatives of IT professionals exist? It's a business with low capital entry and high dividends. Workers should prefer to own their company as risks are really low (in contrast to other industries).
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Show HN: Millenium Bug, retro-banking CSS stylesheet(mtct.github.io)
2 points by mtct88 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mtct88 2mo ago
Never thought about it. But now I can't unsee it.
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by mtct88 4mo ago
ASML is one of the bigger investor of Mistral https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-ai-raises-1-7-b-to-accelerat...
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by mtct88 4mo ago
It's a very peculiar way to flex.
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NetHack 5.0.0(nethack.org)
4 points by mtct88 5mo ago|1 comments
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by mtct88 5mo ago
It's okay, nothing exceptional, but any news from non US and non Chinese models is still good news.
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by mtct88 5mo ago
I had to check the date because this sounded so much like 1996 advice. While meetings have their place, they're not how you convince people to work on your project. Meetings are purely a reporting and sharing method and don't work
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by mtct88 5mo ago
I have a GitHub Copilot subscription and this really sucks. I subscribed two months ago, frustrated with Claude Code and their tight session limits. The Copilot offer was unbeatable 100 dollars for a 12 months plan, if I remember correctly.
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by mtct88 5mo ago
100k is a lot of money for a software agency where I come from.
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by mtct88 5mo ago
Nice release from the Qwen team. Small openweight coding models are, imho, the way to go for custom agents tailored to the specific needs of dev shops that are restricted from accessing public models. I'm thinking about banking and hea
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by mtct88 7mo ago
Employee costs vary greatly depending on where the factory is located. Here in Italy, a line operator costs around €60,000–70,000 per year, and half of that goes back to the government for public welfare redistribution. Robots costs have a
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by mtct88 7mo ago
I still don’t understand how this can be considered cheaper or more productive than using a human. I’m all for automation in industry, but the "human simulation" approach (where a robot mimics a human on a production line instead
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by mtct88 7mo ago
I think it’s still a bit too early to draw the conclusion. We need to get past the hype first and let the cash grabbers crash. After that, with a clear mind we can finally think about engineering this technology in a sane and useful way.
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by mtct88 7mo ago
Supabase? https://supabase.com/
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Show HN: Claude Skill Editor(github.com)
3 points by mtct88 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mtct88 8mo ago
The naivety behind this vehicle is really fun; you would expect that by 1934, there was enough experience with tires and snow to know that it could never work. Yet, they still built it and delivered it to Antarctica. Only to fail there.