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gste

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About gste

Personal site: geosona.com

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    Comment #49235029

    I started making a programming language that is designed to encompass frontend, backend, database, container, and cluster, so that there it is not necessary to stitch together othe…

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    Comment #49231451

    It does demonstrate that to some extent: specular light is omitted from the normal map, so it correctly maps the room behind the light. The last example also correctly identified b…

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    Comment #49231245

    I found similar from experience with lifting weights. If my gym sessions are 300+ minutes per week, I end up too tired to increase the weight and I get weaker, it's counter product…

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    Comment #49231089

    I used the Pro subscription for Gemini 3 Pro, which I think is running Nano Banana Pro for image generation, but it doesn't tell you which model in the chatbot UI.

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    Comment #49219914

    The author wants to draw a contrast between the powerful businessman discussing EBITDA and the creative expression of knitting. In my opinion they are equally dull and well matched…

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    Comment #49197836

    Thanks, I did notice the same, I will roll out a bugfix shortly

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    Comment #49196903

    There are more examples on the bottom bar of the screen. I figured it wouldn't be obvious enough. Yeah, there's the potential for that. I have a concept of a "Demakefile" for imple…

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    Show HN: demake – one source project compiles to any retro game console ROM

    This started life as a graphics tool for a specific problem: gen AI can make retro-styled sprites but can't follow exact hardware constraints of pixels and colors. While building t…

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    Comment #49161099

    People will be broken out of their denial by actual economic growth. That's what this is all meant to be for... I think we might start seeing some surprising numbers.

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    Comment #49155138

    > The cited code didn't even exist in those versions or referenced unrelated logic. > When testing the PoC payloads they didn’t work (not triggering any crash). I think the future …

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    Comment #49154253

    Of course you can relay the output. Dumb to say you can't. In the same way you can relay the output of anything, if it's useful. But it should form part of your own judgment, not, …

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    Comment #49154081

    I already wrote my opinion on this, which I don't think anyone read, but my idea is to let AI code the working system, and then prompt it to teach you, give you challenges, and gra…

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    Show HN: Best Books Guide – curated books list with tracking, rating, reviews

    I made this site deliberately simple to cut out all the noise. I think sites like goodreads have become like CRMs (BRM?) - so many features and information thrown at you that you w…

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    Comment #49073425

    > Data. Our deepest advantage. Decades of building world-class security systems now give us trillions of daily signals across identity, endpoint, cloud, and network, and an unmatch…

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    Comment #49051985

    True, but I think people are also missing the trick behind markdowns that reference each other and are used for context window management. They go in your source control, they are …

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    Comment #49050879

    I think this is outdated. If you follow spec-driven development, get the model to do all the planning work upfront, review and iterate the plan, write clear markdown file documenta…

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    Comment #48900060

    So I'm a bass guitarist, and I've made some of these exact videos. I link to a Patreon in my videos that lets you pay a membership to download the full tabs in PDFs. Here I was thi…

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    Comment #48864290

    Limpet Radula is a badass name for a rock band

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    Comment #48763403

    "it is not in general possible to find bugs by examining the code" That really depends on the quality of developers you are dealing with. I certainly find myself assessing code qua…

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    Comment #48711216

    Yes the more I read it, it's not a cohesive argument. Some of it seems contradictory. It's a word soup with lots of compelling sentences.

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    Comment #48710970

    "When you build structure before the feature arrives, you’re committing on a guess." I would argue that you are guessing either way. It could be probable that your feature will arr…

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    Comment #48623192

    CLAUDE.md is already a good system for context window management for all the same reasons that version control management of code is good. And keeping a local copy of everything yo…