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bbg2401

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    Do people not feel shame when posting thoughtlessly vibe coded projects to HN? If not, surely there’d be some shame in leading with an AI generated comment seeking human feedback o…

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    Comment #49144807

    Even beyond the malady of feeling liberated by others struggling, all you’ve done is express poisonous anti-intellectualism.

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    Comment #49116825

    > The non-determinism of AI’s grain has seeped into its UI/X). I caught a couple of presentations from Laracon US this week and was astonished by how the design idioms of OpenAI an…

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    Comment #49116652

    It would be nice if people were indeed doing things. However, asking Claude to write a skill encoding ASD-STE100 after seeing it pop-up in your social feed is not doing much at all…

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    Comment #49115321

    Oh, is ASD-STE100 this week’s mindless productivity/AI-bro trend? Ads-STE100: Simplified Technical English - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49101215 ASD-STE100 Simplified Tec…

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    Comment #49104541

    I suspect a fair percentage of AI skeptics would be closer to neutral were there less SaaS-bros declaring all existing systems hopelessly obsolete in the hopes of selling their own…

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    Comment #49103525

    The first time I tried Gleam was with Helix around 18-24 months back. I was expecting a rather limited experience but the language server was impeccable from day one. Full credit g…

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    Comment #49075936

    It's astonishing how easy it is for an LLM to convince its user they have an idea worth a genuinely sound standard, let alone an open standard. Each open standard where it's clear …

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    Comment #49074071

    Archive: https://archive.ph/Tc06I

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    Comment #49070571

    I’m not sure I follow. SPA’s tend to require more network round trips, sometimes significantly more based on the architecture.

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    Comment #49061841

    How cookie consent has been deployed by the data sponges is my go-to demonstration of malicious compliance.

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    Comment #49050686

    I wonder if the author will leave a comment justifying the tediously vanilla LLM-generated prose by stating English isn’t their native tongue and that the original truly was the fr…

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    Comment #49041001

    > because the naive way an LLM translates slathers its own style on top of the translation rather than being a more faithful translation. If you're sincere then I'm afraid you're b…

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    Comment #49024385

    This is going to sound accusatory but I promise it isn’t. Did you feel the same way about 5.5? The same general sentiment keeps being expressed with every model release. The prior …

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    Comment #48998081

    > The UK government has officially scrapped the idea of restricting virtual private networks (VPNs) to enforce its impending social media bans, delivering a massive victory for dig…

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    Comment #48967431

    The crux is: > What is the governance structure for Bun by the way? Couldn't find any documents/explanations about how it's supposed to work. I'm guessing it's essentially just "An…

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    Comment #48960310

    It feels less sloppy than most obviously AI generated landing pages. The only sloppy aspects that stand out to me are the needless animations/transitions.

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    Comment #48959046

    Also observed here: https://elixirforum.com/t/elixir-lang-org-redesign/76041

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