murzynalbinos

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by murzynalbinos 11d ago
So, the page I’ve generated 100% using AI is being flagged as not generated by AI, even though the page itself looks like a typical AI-generated page.
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by murzynalbinos 12d ago
Now i'm rebuilding my whole webapp from one bad idea that I worked on my last week to state that was this suposed to be in the first idea (and was before rebuilding). And yea Astra is really good.
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by murzynalbinos 16d ago
Location: Zawiercie, Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly, for the right opportunity Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Rust, Tauri, Git, GitHub Actions, HTML/CSS, AI-assisted development, manual QA/
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by murzynalbinos 17d ago
This seems useful for debugging agent flows, but does it support streaming output or is it restricted to static text blocks?
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by murzynalbinos 22d ago
We've seen this cycle before with high-level languages or IDEs, where the bar for entry drops but the underlying complexity of building reliable systems remains the same.
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Show HN: Patches.cafe, an offline rectangle-covering puzzle(patches.cafe)
1 points by murzynalbinos 23d ago|0 comments
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by murzynalbinos 24d ago
Setting this for a November 2026 release date seems a bit optimistic given Rockstar's history with delays.
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by murzynalbinos 25d ago
I not using Aplle pay but I think since platforms like Stripe make enabling Apple Pay a simple setting, merchants who skip it are really just choosing to lose customers to competitors who value user time.
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by murzynalbinos 25d ago
That’s brilliant, thanks, I didn’t know that before
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by murzynalbinos 26d ago
Ah, Workbench, it’s been a long time since we last saw each other
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by murzynalbinos 28d ago
You’re offering advertising space from $39. The question is: who would take that up at that price? You’d need to have traffic and brand recognition on a par with at least Uneed or other popular services of this kind.
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by murzynalbinos 29d ago
The point about the "smash factor" is crucial. It's wild how much speed amateurs lose just by missing the sweet spot.
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Phoenix Code was good, but they’ve ruined it with the recent AI updates...
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Ah Rodney Mullen - brings back memories of playing THPS3 ;)
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Yeah, pretty much. Once the good human data runs out and models start training on each other’s output, quality drops fast.
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
IMO we might not hit a hard ceiling on capacity, but we will likely hit a wall with data quality
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
cause many admins just click install without looking at the fine print, which grants apps access to far more channel history and user data than they actually need to function.
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
CasaOS on a Raspberry Pi works pretty well for this. Simple web interface, handles big libraries fine, and you don’t have to mess around with complicated server setup.
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Not a single project, but a graveyard of expired domains. I constantly hunt for good dropped domains to build niche sites and blogs on them. I end up buying them, feeling a rush of productivity, and then leaving them parked while I go back
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Reclaiming silence is often the only way to hear one's own voice again after years of default distraction.
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
It's ok now :)
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
What would I change - mos def "calculating your score from live github data" - it says a few seconds but I'm waint for like 10 mins now and still nothing. Edit:Because of that, I’ll soon forget I’ve got this tab open and jus
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by murzynalbinos 1mo ago
Location: Poland (EU) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Capacitor (Cross-platform Mobile), Chrome Extensions, HTML/CSS, Firebase, Git Résumé/CV: https://hsr.gg | https:&#
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
IMO,only worth it if the writer already has a track record with the specific funders you’re targeting, otherwise you’re mostly paying for polished language rather than better odds.
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
I mostly stick to the IDE version because the CLI still feels like a half-baked afterthought and the App is too disconnected from the actual codebase.
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
Adoption was basically dead long before Google pulled the plug, which says more about the incentives than the tech itself.
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
Would be more interesting if they published the actual advisory and PoC instead of just the marketing post.
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
David Ackley's work on robust, non-von Neumann architectures is still one of the more interesting directions in this space.
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by murzynalbinos 2mo ago
RL for closed-loop adaptive BCIs and sim-to-real robotics still look like the strongest practical directions right now.
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A downloads organizer is being used to intercept ScreenConnect scam downloads(straycode.dev)
3 points by murzynalbinos 2mo ago|0 comments

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