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by sturza 13d ago
It's cloudflare. It's always cloudflare
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How to Write a Good Requirement– Checklist(nasa.gov)
2 points by sturza 19d ago|0 comments
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by sturza 1mo ago
you only end up in a loop if you don’t define what you want clear enough. clarity has outcome, acceptance criteria, boundaries and non goals. once those are clear to you and you transform them into text, you have significantly better chance
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by sturza 2mo ago
Design. And redesign.
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by sturza 2mo ago
Now please please make for with the first comment of every HN front page posts ever. edit: added “please”
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by sturza 3mo ago
“The relationship of thought to word is not a thing but a process, a movement from thought to word and from word to thought.” Vygotsky
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by sturza 3mo ago
The difference is the destination. Me crunching code with llms vs you doing the same thing will lead both of us to different places(let’s say equally fast for the sake of the conversation). What will set us apart in the end is who will actu
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by sturza 3mo ago
“everyone”. it’s there, it’s accessible, it’s “cheap”. acceleration will depend on the operator capability. if the final product will make a diff in the real world, it will ALWAYS depend on the entrepreneur, not the tools used.
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by sturza 3mo ago
Assumption: now everyone can do more of the above. The final line is still selling. So everyone will get to the sales part, FASTER. Triage will still happen at this stage, regardless of AI. You won’t be able to avoid this triage, regardless
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Double your Codex / Claude Code productivity and output(github.com)
3 points by sturza 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sturza 4mo ago
What i meant was: your experience might not be representative of the coding models capabilities. At least based on the poor examples in the post, you’re just scratching the surface of learning how to extract value from them, and, as i under
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by sturza 4mo ago
You're using it wrong.
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Tell HN: I found the perfect way to get maximum Claude Code quality
2 points by sturza 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sturza 5mo ago
Do you pay your employer when you introduce bugs? I think you're lucky if you get usable output which you don't consider a mistake. Also, you might be mistaken if you think that you pay for a deterministic service. edit: typo
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by sturza 7mo ago
Any accuracy measurements?
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by sturza 7mo ago
I'm sticking with Sonoma as long as they still provide security updates, then i go +1, hoping to skip the whole liquid glass phase.
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Craft Agents - Work with agents, with the UX they deserve(agents.craft.do)
4 points by sturza 8mo ago|1 comments
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by sturza 9mo ago
It was an anecdote or a story shared on HN eariler this year.
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by sturza 9mo ago
If you built it FOR someone(a business), you are already on the wrong path. You should have built it WITH someone(a business) and you'd already have feedback and real world usage. Maybe next time around start with a real problem (confi
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by sturza 10mo ago
The critique of metadata being hard is fair, the claim that sealed sender is “totally useless” is not. It’s a small, incremental hardening step in a very messy design space, not a magic invisibility cloak, and judging it as the latter sets
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by sturza 10mo ago
attention is all they want
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by sturza 10mo ago
It's about the new trend of shallow DoF in new movies vs old ones.
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Gemini 3(twitter.com)
2 points by sturza 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sturza 10mo ago
I use a regular 3kg 17” macbook pro from ~2007. Beautiful keyboard, good enough resolution, wifi off(not much use on the internet anyway). Still modern ux and good trackpad.
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by sturza 1y ago
The original iPhone.
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by sturza 1y ago
100-700$. more when actively building, less when maintaining.
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by sturza 1y ago
End of an era.
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by sturza 1y ago
Try the API. If no knowledge, use via Cursor.
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by sturza 1y ago
Mullvad
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by sturza 1y ago
So, you invented instagram?

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