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BubbleRings

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    Comment #49237687

    A music recommender website oriented towards albums. Tell it your 5 favorite albums, get an immediate suggestions list. No sign up, free to use, integrated with Spotify to hear imm…

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    Comment #49159923

    Someone very close to me is in their second year as a dev. I hope things don’t turn out as bad as it looks like it might. We are all going to need some luck here.

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    Comment #49074875

    Just a big downvote storm on any and all comments I made in the thread. I didn't mind, like I said, it put it in the "controversial" category which the algorithm liked. But it made…

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    Ask HN: Do you hide your AI behind a curtain?

    I used AI to build a music recommender system that itself uses no AI in its operation. I have been promoting the system in communities that can sometimes be considerably anti-AI. B…

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    Comment #48893295

    Try writing this sentence on your cell phone keyboard, if you use a "swipe" type keyboard interface. Fun! (All on the top row, so it is just sliding around on the top): Rewrite pro…

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    Comment #48789839

    I want one that can drive itself to the vet!

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    Comment #48686651

    Using dBase3 then Clipper, I wrote this music recommending system, back in 1997. Here it is again, reborn using Claude Code, using modern tech (Cloudflare, D1, Workers/TypeScript, …

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    Comment #48346102

    Cool. I just dropped the following prompt on the Claude iPhone app and got a nice report out of it: Look at the part of the website at my first link, that describes how to do an au…

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    Comment #48262794

    I learned COBOL in college at UNC-W on punch cards in 1980.

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    Comment #48207952

    Nevermind, I found this thing called Google that found it for me https://websites.umich.edu/~esrabkin/sf/HistoryOfSFVisualize...

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    Comment #48207933

    Where can I find a full resolution version of that image?

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    Comment #48200508

    I see everything twice!

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    Comment #48165628

    Such a long article on sleep issues, anxiety, other issues, and not one mention of caffeine? I hope you have tried 6 months with 0 caffeine. Many people have the level of troubles …

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    Comment #48102399

    If a competitor to your business discovers that you used a free online AI to help draft your patent 1.5 years ago, that competitor could then cause your patent to be invalidated, w…

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    Comment #48090173

    People do use SOTA LLM’s for other things besides computer programming. For instance, if you are an independent inventor trying to write a patent while keeping your patent lawyer e…

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    Comment #48090045

    Yeah no kidding. For instance, if you are an independent inventor trying to write a patent while keeping your patent lawyer expenses to a minimum, you want to write as much of the …

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    Comment #47931288

    As a guy paying $20 a month to Anthropic and OpenAI, my take-home message to myself about this is, “get busy with learning and doing this stuff!” It’s like a $50 off coupon for Har…

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    Comment #47930867

    I’m sorry, could you repeat that? I got distracted by the large animal with the tusk, over by the kitchen door. Try zero caffeine for a while. It will not be easy, for the majority…

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    Comment #47746573

    Yeah, no juggling in class. Unless you brought enough for everyone?

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    Comment #47638816

    > But that idea is old enough to drink Nice turn of a phrase! I was surprised it was a GoogleNope except for you, op.

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    Comment #47601644

    This one you’ve maybe seen: https://xkcd.com/1732/ This next one I hadn’t seen. It is more “touchy-feely” and much more personal. There’s a bit of a punch line at the end you have …