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iamandoni
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About iamandoni
Previously: * Google Search * Amazon Alexa * HFT
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Comment #47653989
This is exactly why I built https://github.com/andonimichael/arxitect . I’ve found that agents by default produce tactical but brittle software. But if you teach agents to prioriti…
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Show HN: Pydantic++ – Utilities to Improve Pydantic
I am extremely grateful to the builders and maintainers of Pydantic. It is a really well designed library that has raised the bar of the Python ecosystem. However, I've always foun…
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Show HN: Arxitect – Agentic Plugin for Architecture and Design Patterns
Modern coding agents are getting exceptionally good at implementing a given coding task. And with validation-in-the-loop, you can be reasonably confident they will implement a corr…
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Comment #47537668
> Larger composition, though, starts to run into typical software design problems I've been seeing the same thing. Where agents are great solving the immediate task, but as changes…
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Comment #47529036
I can’t imagine that will stay the case though. I built https://github.com/andonimichael/arxitect as a first step to using agentic coding in a more production ecosystem. Agents wil…
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Show HN: Arxitect – Claude Code plugin for software design principles
Show HN: Arxitect – Claude Code plugin for software design principles Modern coding agents are getting exceptionally good at implementing a given coding task. And with validation-i…
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Ask HN: What Is Your 2026 Personal Software Stack?
Hacker News! I'm re-evaluating my entire personal software stack going into 2026. I'm trying out Kagi Search + Orion as my daily search engine + browser. I'm evaluating new email c…
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Comment #43819009
Do you take any measures to prevent link hallucination? And content grounding / attribution verification?
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Comment #41759335
Shadcn & Vercel have created https://v0.dev/ which is pretty incredible
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Comment #40627067
Check out the Sniper in Mahwah blog. Most of this space is proprietary, but the author uncovers a lot of the landscape from public records.
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Comment #39182756
An alternative I’ve been enjoying is @tommertom’s Ionic port (+ Capacitor) for native integration: https://github.com/Tommertom/svelte-ionic-app
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Comment #39122226
Wow what a great tool! Intuitive and clean interface with realistic default equity investments/option pools. Also I love to see more and more svelte projects popping up. Really exc…
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Comment #37673771
I believe there is a fallacy in the analysis of SF vs neighboring counties. The author is comparing YoY change; however, if the adjacent counties have less baseline nominal crime t…
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Comment #36969127
The book Faking Science by Diederik Stapel is an excellent view behind the scenes of a serial academic fraudster.
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Comment #27789608
I would advise you to think about how to make that value proposition proprietary and defensible. I’m not wholly convinced that offering interior design or offering whole-apartment …
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Comment #25251252
I thought he brought up really good points about the politicization of current social networks. I miss the days of chronological feeds and only seeing posts of users in your circle…
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Comment #15606412
While I mostly agree, getters without setters is a nice way to expose that youre data is immutable rather than relying on final fields
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Comment #15606382
Everyone is bashing this as if it's a peer-reviewed paper...Note guys: This is just two students' final project for a class, not some security experts' publication
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Comment #14517229
> Adleman, Rivest, and Shamir introduce public-key codes, a system for passing secret messages using large primes and a key which can be published. My OCD wishes they would have sa…
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Comment #12867479
That invisible ink at the top is a good subtle touch.
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Comment #11719109
If you liked that, you should also read Kevin Poulsen's Kingpin. Absolutely enticing story.