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aledalgrande
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Comment #47652969
Or I just don't wanna spend any decision capital on that? There's many apps I would never have been able to do time wise before.
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Comment #47652565
I'm really curious about how you use it, because for me it was braindead. I tried tasking it to update my personal workout app and it created so many bugs I had to clean up with Op…
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Comment #45947817
I wonder how much of the world's compute/electricity is wasted in malicious bots.
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Comment #45947801
For your use case have you thought about VPN into your local network, via e.g. a Synology box? It's pretty cool and easy to set up.
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Comment #45869001
Was just a few days ago in a shop in Den Den town in Osaka, where they still sell original Master System, NES and PS1 games, so many memories!
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Comment #45635921
W40K Machine God incoming
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Comment #45193587
I love this. Great skill and also hilarious!
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Comment #45176628
Your shipping container mention reminded me of The Box, a book that explains how shipping was so erratic, risky, slow, unreliable and incredibly expensive before the standardizatio…
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Comment #45176511
File corrupted, bad sector
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Comment #45089109
I can be massively more ambitious when coding with AI, but most importantly I have zero emotional investment in the code so I can throw it away and start again whenever I want.
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Comment #44933707
> Posting it on a Show HN or Product Hunt and funnily enough, this is still marketing "build it and they will come" doesn't work
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Comment #44933405
I don't know a lot about 3D modeling, but I can see that the objects created by this AI are way too high poly, which would be bad for performance if used e.g. in a game. But it sti…
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Comment #44927506
I don't agree with the author. Where is the part about nondeterminism and hallucinations? Drawing a pretty chart doesn't make the argument true. All these benchmarks and competitio…
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Comment #44896772
The Netscape theme is my favorite. Love the pixel-y cursor animation
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Comment #44896619
Man I used python sparingly over the years and I still had to deal with all those package manager changes. Worse than the JS bundling almost?
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Comment #44884845
This looks very charming, but how do you keep it dusted/clean practically?
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Comment #44883518
I hope that they are going to put something in Claude Code to display if you're entering the expensive window. Sometime I just keep the conversation going. I wouldn't want that to …
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Comment #44771037
Have it generate the code. Then have another instance criticize the code and say how it could be improved and why. Then ask questions to this instance about things you don't know o…
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Comment #44770908
> Aider is much nicer, from the standpoint that you can add the files you need it to know about, and send it off to do its thing. Use /add-dir in Claude
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Comment #44770853
5. it's not just docker, give it playwright MCP server so it can see what it is implementing in UI and requests 6. start in plan mode and iterate on the plan until you're happy 7. …
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Comment #44506260
> For extreme examples of ARR growth at 0% profit paying off Pretty sure parent was referring to gross profit, because that's what you'd look at to pay your salary. These examples …
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Comment #44495630
This sounds like a big refactor. Is the multifecta aware of it?
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Comment #44469887
Petition related to companies like Blizzard killing games: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home
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Comment #44271696
Is there drag in space? I.e. would you need increasing energy to accelerate at a constant rate as the speed goes up?