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7mo ago
AI also makes you bored.
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7mo ago
I'm seeing a 404 page. I assume this is unintentional, but it's making a funny point: How could AGI possibly be imminent and we still have 404 pages? Regardless, I agree with this article whose body eludes me: AGI is not imminent,
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7mo ago
We went from having new JavaScript frameworks every week to having new AI frameworks every week. I'm thinking I should build a HN clone that filters out all posts about AI topics...
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7mo ago
Wow, this is a new low I did not expect to see. "Just get high and you'll be able to code with an LLM." Preceded by, "I know it's terrible." I'm wholly unwilling to relinquish my health and my morals to &q
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I find it such a strange cycle to tell AI to write some code, then tell it to fix the bugs in that code. Why didn't the AI just not include those bugs the first time it wrote the code ?!
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7mo ago
Truer words were never spoken. You have imparted wisdom upon me today. :)
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7mo ago
Older than whom?
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> your world view has fixed into a certain way the world works Yeah, it's weird. I'm fixated on not having bugs in my code. :)
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7mo ago
> But it is coming and you will either have to adapt or become irrelevant. I heard it will be here in six months. I guess I don't have much time to adapt! :)
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> wait six months. I mourn having to repeatedly hear this never-quite-true promise that an amazing future of perfect code from agentic whatevers will come to fruition, and it's still just six months away. "Oh yes, we know we sa
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I wish there was a way to straighten myself out after I drag with the mouse or use the A/D keys to move left or right. I was expecting to be able to turn left or right, and weave through the servers (or whatever they are), as opposed t
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8mo ago
What a great idea; good luck! Also, it's nice to read a hardware story on HN (we need more breaks from AI this and AI that).
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8mo ago
How can I listen to your music?
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Comments about Elon on HN have become exhaustingly cringe; dripping with devout derision, reeking of righteous reproach, and smacking of sanctimonious seething. Apparently we must all gnash our teeth at the mere mention of "that man&qu
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I want AI that I can command with the least possible effort, in the simplest terms, and it flawlessly does exactly what I said. I want AI that responds instantaneously, and in a manner perfectly suited to my particular learning style. I wan
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Funny that he mentions people not pivoting away from COBOL. My neighbors work for a bank, programming in COBOL every day. When I moved in and met them 14 years ago, I wondered how much longer they would be able to keep that up. They're
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I really like this idea, but I get distracted when the vertical bars don't line up! +--------+ | | | ASCII! | | | +--------+
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8mo ago
The very first step says... "Click Rub with Silk to strip the fluid from the rod." ...but the button text is GENERATE FRICTION , not Rub with Silk .
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8mo ago
Probably off topic, but what's the best way to get started with embedded development? I've been a web developer for over a decade, but I'd really love to try something much lower level, and I'm currently making my way th
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8mo ago
I also use light mode in my terminal. Mock me at your leisure. :)
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9mo ago
> Inspired by Andrej Karpathy's tweet[0] on Dec 26, 2024 The tweet was in 2025, not 2024. [0] https://x.com/karpathy/status/2004607146781278521
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9mo ago
It doesn't fit my definition of "clean" at all, but that's a subjective word anyway. I do have some feedback (unrelated to being clean): - The search field is arguably the most important element on the site. It might ben
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This post is woefully one-sided. There's no mention of the negative aspects of system design interviews, or the shortcomings of those conducting them, so I'll provide the missing balance: ### Not enough use of AI I once had an int
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9mo ago
Also interesting is the possibility that a 10x boost for person A might still be slower than person B not using AI.
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Why not? People can't fake their way through a deeply technical, probing, 2-hour conversation. You'd be amazed just how much you can learn about someone's actual skills and experience (or lack thereof) through long-form discu
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9mo ago
Merry Christmas, hackers!
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I've found Shopify's blog interesting (and I don't happen to use Shopify or have any affiliation with them): https://shopify.engineering
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The landing trailer won't play on my Android phone in Brave. The play button flickers to a pause button, then immediately back to a play button.
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I have worked exclusively on web apps for my entire career (~17 years), but something is pulling me toward C development. I have no idea how to really get started though. I'm doing a little hobby project, but I'm not sure where to
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> As Mozilla moves forward, we will focus on becoming the trusted software company. Does this sentence feel incomplete to anyone else? Is it supposed to say "the most trusted software company" or is it supposed to be an emphasi
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