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mariopt
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Comment #49210549
Let's see.... Unemployment, AI Lunatics, forced to use AI, AI Slopping... Much of joy we got from coding was taken way, I can not even imagine anyone wanting to get back to a codin…
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Comment #49040584
I don't buy it, this is essentially vibe-consulting. Deal with one customer can be quite a nightmare, and honestly, sometimes using off the shelf solutions can result in saving tim…
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Comment #48948354
VibeBilling, love it
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Comment #48883332
They're already feeling the effects of competition. They try to push the narrative of having the best models but people finally discovered that Chinese models are actually great an…
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Comment #48852325
I wonder if you could replicate this in a Colourful GeForce RTX 50-series GPU, they ship it with 2 NVMe drive slots.
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Comment #48820395
So, it's just a matter of time until they destroy this project in favour of their cloud interests. Such a shame, it is (was) a nice open source project.
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Comment #48817291
Nice in theory, in practice I remember having to support Internet Explorer about 4 years ago. Hard to justify the investment sometimes, at least polyfills gave use some sanity back…
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Ask HN: How are you finding work/gigs as a SWE?
Needless to say the market is rough, I've been struggling for the last 2 years and I don't see way back in.
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Comment #48637601
Now game devs can optimised their game for it and Steam Machine will get royal treatment. It's not unusual for a PS5 game to run slow on a PC with much better hardware due to not b…
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Comment #48520081
Yep, the website looks vibecoded. Quite suprised this managed to be on HN first page with a fresh account.
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Comment #48435820
I think the core issue is not AI itself, it's people. Right now non-tech people just think AI will do anything they want and are the one in charge of hiring/firing, managing, etc. …
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Comment #48426963
I think most people are not understanding what this kind of laptop will provide. Before we get local AI, we'll be using hybrid AI. Running big models locally is unrealistic ($$$$$)…
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Comment #48400789
Discovering vulnerabilities is a highly creative task, it's when you explore unsual paths that you discover atttack angles. Some bugs are simple, other are a complex orchestration …
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Comment #48393196
The methodoly used is quite naive. I've used glm 5.1 on fairly advanced crackme challenges (example: https://crackmes.one/crackme/698f40f1e2ba6023bfacaa82 ), and to my suprise it w…
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Comment #48334151
I suspect that many of the new cute CLI tools that people are vibecoding will turn into malware given some time. Seeing this happening in trusted CLI tools makes me wonder what wil…
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Comment #48322310
I’m using AI to create UIs and I find myself having more time to think about UX rather than CSS. It actually gave me “time” to quickly test design ideas an implement minor details.…
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Comment #48322062
I use opencode with all of them except Kimi, I noticed Kimi performs better with kimi-cli and also save a bit of quota. Z.ai does recommend to use claude cli as a harness for GLM5.…
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Comment #48313744
I’ve been using Kimi 2.6, GLM 5.1 , Minimax 2.7 and lately deepseek. I only spend 40$ a month and I don’t see the point in paying for Opus/Codex. Chinese models are really quite go…
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Comment #48287221
MiMo-V2.5 Series Input (Cache Hit) Input (Cache Miss) Output mimo-v2.5-pro $0.0036 $0.435 $0.87 mimo-v2.5 $0.0028 $0.14 $0.28
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Comment #48276469
The car front looks ugly to me but, I do remember getting used to car designs that I previously found ugly. It looks weird/ugly because electric cars no longer need to be longer an…
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Comment #48240755
The current level of insanity with AI is off the charts. Porting to a safe language without the safety features.
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Comment #48194320
If you never coded that architecture yourself, you are not able to tell if it fits the problem, pros and cons, if the implementation is in accordance. Imagine reviewing CQRS withou…
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Comment #48194017
I’m forcing myself to write code. This idea of reviewing an architecture that you never coded is just a fantasy. At some point in time, me and a lot of people, thought that using R…