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gepeake
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About gepeake
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Comment #49136490
Anyone could have (and can still) just take a screengrab from maps and use nano banana. People trying to spread false information were not suddenly empowered by this tool
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Comment #49117862
New website captcha: fold this towel
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Comment #49116752
Looks neat. One nit: I notice the user is on the left in the chat interface which runs counter to literally every chat interface I've ever used!
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Comment #48913726
> But detractors say it could have economic consequences, particularly for farmers who would have to wrestle with later sunrises. I genuinely don't understand the "farmer's like DS…
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Comment #48910781
No rule against making the prompt the source? i.e. develop locally and then just have your prompt be, "Write the following, verbatim to app.js ```code```"?
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Comment #48286210
I actually wrote something very similar to this concept a few days ago about what the next steps of AI in software development might look like: https://gpeake.com/blog/abstraction
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Comment #47304628
I just finished building mine! https://gpeake.com
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Comment #45101944
Thought I'd share my experiment in trying make coding agents organize more like engineering orgs. Internet Archive link just in case: https://web.archive.org/web/20250902070137/htt…
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Comment #33551943
"Forever free"... but only until 1000 messages. Can't tell if this is just over ambitious advertising or was it meant to be 1000/m?
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Comment #33136855
Sonar is a likely cause for whales beaching themselves, using sound to transmit the image data underwater may do more harm than good.
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Comment #32160943
Just FYI, the new wrangler supports direct typescript support including minification so webpack isn’t necessary anymore
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Comment #31683377
This is voluntary data, the average CS grad from Berkeley doesn’t need a code signal test to find a job. The cream of the crop at Swarthmore likely does.
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Comment #31559830
Hey everyone, after writing a few small apps for Workers I saw that I always had to cross the same hurdles. So, for the past few months I've been building Pioche and I think it rec…
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Comment #28854771
Seems great if you like Microsoft's opinionated design