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by podnami 1mo ago
A collection of 30k-250k apps? Like individual unique apps?
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by podnami 2mo ago
What is the point of actively choosing a web framework in the age of LLMs?
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by podnami 3mo ago
I’ve spent time doing software at VW and a few of its subsidiaries, and this matches my experience. Compliance is everything, and SAFe (Scaled Agile) is deployed as a blunt instrument. Management treats software exactly like hardware produc
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by podnami 4mo ago
Coding on the go is definitely a use case. Especially if you want something answered or make a big decision on an architectural change but need both docs and get informed about trade offs. The biggest productivity boost we made was auto dep
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by podnami 5mo ago
This is snark. Since when has a junior level dev managed to debug and deploy say a cloudformation stack and follow up with notes under 3 minutes?
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by podnami 5mo ago
They lost me at Opus 4.7 Anecdotally OpenAI is trying to get into our enterprise tooth and nail, and have offered unlimited tokens until summer. Gave GPT5.4 a try because of this and honestly I don’t know if we are getting some extra treatm
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by podnami 5mo ago
Do you have to know Assembler to be able to write code in Java? With the point being that you rarely know the underlying mechanics - and the same if true for vibe coding.
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by podnami 7mo ago
What happens before the probability distribution? I’m assuming say alignment or other factors would influence it?
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by podnami 7mo ago
I would assume this is from case to case, such as: - How aligned has it been to “know” that something is true (eg ethical constraints) - Statistical significance and just being able to corroborate one alternative in Its training data more s
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by podnami 7mo ago
Is your prediction that most people actually like to use software?
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by podnami 8mo ago
If you’re working in engineering, find an exit. AI is coming for you.
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by podnami 11mo ago
You can just ask AI
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by podnami 1y ago
Hey man, take a step away from the keyboard. Instead imagine the every day person. Would they rather click, scroll, swipe and pull out credit cards across multiple websites - or just ask their digital assistant to do it? The defaulting to n
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by podnami 1y ago
Wow this was actually blazing fast. I prompted "how can the 45th and 47th presidents of america share the same parents?" On ChatGPT.com o3 thought for for 13 seconds, on OpenRouter GPT OSS 120B thought for 0.7 seconds - and they b
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by podnami 1y ago
You can do this using OpenRouter; they accept USDC I think
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Ask HN: Should bots actively be banned on HN
4 points by podnami 1y ago|12 comments
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by podnami 1y ago
Make a cool product video. It’s easier for people to grok the basic value prop for a product (and it forces you to think about it) vs needing to read product specs. It’s definitely worthwhile using a professional to get it created as it can
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by podnami 1y ago
Often the wants dissipate over time. One craves sleeping in, having a coffee and not arguing with your spouse. Sure if you push people they might confess about abandoned dreams, but my experience is that most people over 45 are quite conten
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by podnami 1y ago
How is this not better for engineers than having to maintain a LinkedIn page or a PDF-based resume?
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by podnami 1y ago
Checkra, an inline assistant for UX, copy and conversion feedback right on your site. It’s easy to set up with a tiny JS snippet and free to use - no account needed. We’re using it for our in-house product development and it has streamlined
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by podnami 1y ago
Do we have insights on whether they knew that their business model was at risk? My understanding is that OpenAI’s credibility lies in seeing the potential of scaling up a transformer-based model and that Google was caught off guard.
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by podnami 1y ago
Isn’t it a democratisation of communication? I mean before social media the friction between you and your soapbox was much bigger.
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by podnami 2y ago
Wondering how they’re educating the market about federated learning at scale. It’s still a nascent technology and fairly hard to wrap one’s head around.
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by podnami 3y ago
Google and Facebook didn’t have a moat (Remember MySpace? They had network effects too), but they were first in creating a culture where they approached data capture and utilisation as part of their DNA. AI startups might be very well suite
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by podnami 3y ago
There are examples in cryptocurrency, where ZK proofs are all the rage. One use case is validating ownership of some amount of currency without knowing the actual amount, or verifying that a smart contract was executed correctly without rev
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by podnami 3y ago
I feel like this is one pivot away from a highly addictive game. The concept of using prompts and AI to mediate gameplay is novel - but in this current form not fluid enough to make it fun. If you could somehow reduce the time from the prom
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by podnami 3y ago
Doesn’t make any sense. He is ideologically driven - why would he risk a once in a lifetime opportunity for a mere sale? Desperate times calls for desperate measures. This is a swift way for OpenAI to shield the business from something whic
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Testflow(exfo.com)
1 points by podnami 3y ago|0 comments
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by podnami 3y ago
Hi everyone, I've been tinkering with a podcast show hosted by ChatGPT4. The voice is generated by ElevenLabs and all the artwork is from Midjourney 5. The only thing I do is provide prompts and publish the content. I'm hoping to
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YouTube actively deletes anti CCP comments(twitter.com)
442 points by podnami 6y ago|180 comments

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