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HackerQED
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Comment #43925387
Yeah, the naming of `llms.txt` feels awkward. But I know a guy gaining 10K visits within a month by using it correctly. About the naming and the standard (it's still a proposal), s…
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Show HN: LLMs.txt Generator – Boost SEO by adding an AI-friendly summary
I heard some cases that llms.txt really boosts SEO, so I build this. And it's free to use (no sign up required)!
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Show HN: Chat Recap AI, AI Relationship Tips by Analyzing WhatsApp Chat History
I made this as I see the 'Chat Recap' trends, now it's free to use and no signup required. Now it has basic chat stat feature, and the AI tip feature is on the way.
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Show HN: Slot Maker, an online random option generator
Because *Dandy's World Slot Maker* is trending, I created this. It has the most features available on the market.
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Comment #42373414
great article. Read it 1 year ago and still very informative.
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Comment #41737675
A fun idea, but it should not be put in the ordinary flow. It will hurt users. `man -abba` would be nicer, as the author said in the original post.
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Comment #41716484
RIP. He is an old man with wisdom and a sense of humor.
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Comment #41517451
That's right, straight to the point.
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Comment #41516937
Cool, imagine after a collapse of civilization, last survivors dig out this, as the cornerstone to rebuild the old-time industry. This card has such a sci-fi taste.
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Comment #41509677
> now it's 2024 and we've screwed it all up. Moved to tears. A strong sense of 'How Time Flies'.
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Comment #41508640
Great, and the more you know about software engineering, the better it would perform. IMO, the 1st law of SE is about creating a bounded context, to make any junior can work like a…
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Comment #41496854
Cursor team's attempt of Structured Prompt Design, using a React-like style. They even wrote an article about it: https://www.cursor.com/blog/prompt-design The library hasn’t been …
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