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Comment #48307686
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Comment #48197942
HTML support felt bolted on. Terminal plugins were slow and brittle. Continuously indexing a changing note library was surprisingly difficult. Eventually I realized the issue wasn’…
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Comment #46945345
I've been testing it on a few specific workflows. Found it actually performs well for data analysis and running automated checks (cron-style tasks). Because the reasoning layer see…
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Comment #46705115
Don't forget to apply for your exclusive invitation.
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Show HN: I vibe coded an (unofficial) Board of Peace site
To be honest, without vibe coding, I never would have built something this frivolous.
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Comment #46194015
OP here. I asked Reddit to give me a weird game idea to test my "vibe coding" workflow. They voted for a "Diddy shooting baby lotion bottles" space invader clone. The interesting t…
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Ask HN: How to Differentiate a General Agent from Manus?
I'm building a General Purpose Agent in the B2C space. The benchmark is Manus (autonomously execute complex, multi-step tasks over time). I'm currently stuck in a strategic loop: 1…
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Ask HN: How to boost Gemini transcription accuracy for company names?
I’m using Gemini for speech-to-text and it often misrecognizes company names and acronyms. Is there any way to use a custom lexicon or vocabulary with Gemini to improve recognition…
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Comment #45128543
Sorry, I’m not sure how to attach images on HN, so I’ve pasted the exact headlines from the front page instead—just expand them to see the full story.
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Show HN: I built a simple site for today's top tech news. What are your picks?
1. The Browser Company Just Got Bought for $610M – And It Changes Everything 2. This Robot Vacuum Can Actually Climb Stairs (Yes, Really) 3. Samsung's Weirdest Product Yet: A 27-In…
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Comment #44756434
Or https://github.com/aipotheosis-labs/aci ?
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Comment #44756186
Does https://github.com/mcp-use/mcp-use do the job?