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by py4 1mo ago
Clarification: I meant interesting applications of LLMs to improve the “learning process” itself
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by py4 1mo ago
tnx. can you share more about your game experiment?
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Ask HN: How do you learn with LLMs?
7 points by py4 1mo ago|10 comments
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by py4 1mo ago
I am not sure. Why do you need domain expertise beyond being able to draft a verifier for the problem? Once you have the verifier, it's just a matter of compute. You can argue that being a domain expert allows you to narrow down the se
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by py4 4mo ago
I understand the negative sentiment toward Altman, but just to be fair, how do we define 'lying'? How does his behavior compare to that of the average executive, or even the average human? I don't particularly like the guy; I
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by py4 4mo ago
you wait for it to finish then review or give feedback in the meanwhile? if it's the former, i'm curious about what you still do in the meanwhile
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by py4 4mo ago
sounds like a plan haha. How is OpenCode vs Claude Code orchestration? have you ever needed to modify the orchestration since it's open source? do you mind sharing more about your experience?
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Ask HN: What do you do at work while the coding agent is working?
5 points by py4 4mo ago|7 comments
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Google Antigravity Built an OS from a single prompt(antigravity.google)
8 points by py4 4mo ago|9 comments
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by py4 6mo ago
I wrote my experience here: https://pooyam.dev/i-miss-coding
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I Asked 3 AI Agents to "Make It Better" Until They Refused. Only One Did(pooyam.dev)
1 points by py4 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Priesthood of System Design(pooyam.dev)
1 points by py4 6mo ago|0 comments
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I Miss Coding(pooyam.dev)
2 points by py4 6mo ago|0 comments
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Browser Sessions Are All-or-Nothing(pooyam.dev)
1 points by py4 6mo ago|0 comments
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Ironies of Automation(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by py4 6mo ago|0 comments
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by py4 8mo ago
I was saying it was not commoditized a decade ago, but i feel it's getting commoditized *now*. So you seem to be basically saying SWE is over and it's time to move on to something that is primarily based on human-human interaction
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by py4 8mo ago
I honestly think a better title would be "how to stay relevant in LLM era"
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by py4 8mo ago
simple example: Claude Cowork was written entirely with claude code
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by py4 8mo ago
1. No, implementing well defined requirements were not commoditized a decade ago. You still have to come up with the design and proper (efficient,correct,...) solution that respects the requirements. it was and still is the skill set of a L
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by py4 8mo ago
i'm trying to see what i can do to stay relevant
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by py4 8mo ago
llm training/inference stack
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by py4 8mo ago
LLM is not hype. it has made and my colleagues who are NOT working on CRUD, way more productive
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by py4 8mo ago
Let's say you want to make an architectural change. There are two options: 1. Ask AI to come up with the different options and let you review it 2. You think about the options and ask AI for feedback #1 is much faster but results in at
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by py4 8mo ago
if it's able to do the interesting/engaging part faster than me, i don't see why i should not outsource to it (The same argument as why use LLM-assisted programming at all, you don't want to miss the productivity boost)
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Ask HN: How to avoid skill atrophy in LLM-assisted programming era?
18 points by py4 8mo ago|45 comments
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Vibe Coding as 2025 word of the year in Collins dictionary(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by py4 9mo ago|1 comments
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OpenAI Ignored IMO Request, Announced Math Results Before Closing Ceremony(twitter.com)
20 points by py4 1y ago|2 comments
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by py4 1y ago
Had missed it. Tnx
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My new hobby: watching AI slowly drive Microsoft employees insane(reddit.com)
4 points by py4 1y ago|3 comments
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NotebookLM hosts realizing they are AI(twitter.com)
5 points by py4 2y ago|1 comments

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