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Bring any agents into Slack, Teams and Discord
(flintai.dev)
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Project Switch: Agents and humans work side-by-side
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I spent $200 a month to SEO-poison Google search results
(higashi.blog)
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Show HN: Netstat for TLS Traffic
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If an AI can do no harm, then it can do no good
(higashi.blog)
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The Simplicity Trap: Why AI is making us "simple" in the wrong way
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5mo ago
This, and I would even say we are promoting people to be kings and queens. I'm afraid AI will amplify our worst parts because they are ultimately sycophants. I've heard so many things about AI enabling a single person to run a bil
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Running a Company with Agents
(cofounder.co)
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AI doesn't automatically make us better human beings, but they only expose our worst parts. Most people are not born great leaders and managers (need rigorous training and experience), and empowering them with AI kind of pushes them in
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5mo ago
Very cool! will feed this to Claude today and see how it works. The "Get Started" button on the landing page doesn't work though, looks like a small navigation bug.
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Show HN: This website is hallucinated by AI in real time
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8mo ago
Try this HN clone and click around. Everything is vibed by AI in real time.
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Minimal Claude Code in 250 lines
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I vibed yet another mobile staggered grid HN client
(vibes.higashi.blog)
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8mo ago
prompt: front page of hackernews however in a staggered grid layout as a vertical scrollable feed, as a mobile app, using real hackernews API. for each post have a way to go to the discussions page another version i liked: https:/
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Show HN: Forwarding cloud credentials to remote machines in SSH-agent style
(github.com)
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Contract-first AI code generation in Go
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9mo ago
Ultimately, I'd like to go for the experience of - if I want an app, instead of downloading an existing one, I just go there and vibe one, and I can use it right away, like perhaps a calculator, a world clock, a note pad, or prototypin
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yuedongze
9mo ago
haha yea i got tired of waiting and wanted to see things coming to life. interestingly there is another HN post right above this one that asks what people do when waiting for LLM response. hopefully we dont need to wait!
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Show HN: I built the fastest AI app builder that I can find
(vibes.higashi.blog)
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it's very similar to the verification engineering problem i wrote about on HN last week. AI is as good as we can prove their work is genuine. and we need humans in the loop to fill in the gaps between autonomous systems and ultimately
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> because it looks about right to me this is something one can look in further. it is really probabilistic checkable proofs underneath, and we are naturally looking for places where it needs to look right, and use that as a basis of assu
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It's nice to see a wide array of discussions under this! Glad that I didn't give up on this thought and end up writing it down. I want to stress that the main point of my article is not really about AI coding, it's about lett
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I think it's definitely an interesting subject for Verification Engineering. the easier to task AI to do work more precisely, the easier we can check their work.
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indeed, i see verification debt outweighing tradition tech debt very very soon...
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oh i mean the other direction! checking if a generated image is "good" that no one will tell something is off and it look naturally, rather than checking if they are fake.
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i've seen a lot of startups that use AI to QA human work. how about the idea of use humans to QA AI work? a lot of interesting things might follow
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im hoping this can introduce a framework to help people visualize the problem and figure out a way to close that gap. image generation is something every one can verify, but code generation is perhaps not. but if we can make verifying code
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AI should only run as fast as we can catch up
(higashi.blog)
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Show HN: Silly SF Tech Billboards
(sillysfbillboards.com)
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