riyanapatel

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by riyanapatel 1y ago
This post hits on something crucial - the difference between performative code review and substantive collaboration. The "theatre" metaphor is spot-on. The core issue Saša identifies - PRs that are "unreviewable" getting
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Ask HN: Fine‑Tuning vs. Prompt Engineering: Which One Saves You Money?
2 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|0 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
https://pullflow.com/blog/go-vs-python-vs-rust-complete-perf...
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MapLibre has 100% Review-Merge Coverage(collab.dev)
2 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|0 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
I'm assuming you're thinking about whether or not to allow the interviewee to use AI to answer code-related questions or problems. I'll be honest. This is a huge debate now, given the shift of utilizing AI. However, I believ
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Really cool!
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Sometimes music is "quieter" than the loud office and chatter around me.
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Ask HN: Best Genre of Music for Coding?
2 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|11 comments
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Anthropic Warns fully AI employees are a year away(axios.com)
5 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|4 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Windsurf, Cursor, Lovable I've heard are some good ones
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Do bluelight glasses really work? Or are they just a ploy for it to be socially acceptable for people with 20/20 vision to wear glasses?
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
I like that title more now that I'm thinking about. The credit will always go to the one doing the work, and agents, programs, or systems still need the human touch.
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Good callout. Do you feel like when failing, even if the issue was inherently the human's fault, blaming it on AI makes it a lot easier than admitting to mistakes?
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
You make a good point: Saying you "Googled" something does not give it as much credit since we know it's not Google, but all the other websites, publications, and sources that provided the info. You'd probably credit the
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Cool! Making me the new akinator :)
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Ask HN: Who gets the credit, the agent or the human?
2 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|6 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
this one made me smile :)
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! Have you found any specific implementation patterns that work particularly well with it in production?
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
First things first, it's ok to feel this. Never invalidate your feelings. You clearly have been through a lot and it will affect your daily tasks. Coding is hard, no matter how small or big the project, and it requires a certain type
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Ask HN: Gems in Your Tech Stack?
2 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|4 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Good point...I've always wondered who really used them and what benefits it gave.
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
That seems useful, especially when you might have other things to balance and you want to get things done.
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
It's a huge search engine, or basically another "Google" but with more insights and ideas. People I know usually go to GPT to clarify ideas, thoughts, or help with more mundane things they want done quickly.
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Ask HN: Dora Metrics: Are they here to stay?
3 points by riyanapatel 1y ago|2 comments
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Not sure why Figma needed to step out of their way to do something like this, but "dev mode" is not as serious of a case..makes me a bit concerned where their heads are
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
The truth is, while you had past jobs you hated or regretted it, you got something out of it. You learned to deal with difficult people, you learned to manage hard situations, you navigated through tumultuous times, you learned a ton about
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Education is incredibly important. Giving your kids al the freedom with AI without really showing its proper use is a big mistake especially at this day and age. Teaching your kids about how AI is a resource, a tool, something revolutionary
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
thanks for the rec!
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
Interesting! What made you choose a web tool vs. something like Cursor or Windsurf
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by riyanapatel 1y ago
I agree that Cursor is quite good! You raise a great point about needing multi-agents that can work independently. I've been wanting exactly the same thing.. imagine having agents tackling all those failed unit tests simultaneously ins

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