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mrbnprck
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Comment #49120279
not to forget the cognitive strain of the constant back and forth between LLM and you. One challenge is when knowing how the code should look like, the LLM solution always looks we…
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Comment #49112151
Tend to adopt RFC standards for specs, works pretty well. My general rule of thumb is describe scope/concerns/interfaces at a high level, details at any wanted depth. That makes th…
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Comment #49102534
we all do
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Comment #49066445
There already are use-cases for automatic software deployment where monitoring is ingested back to the AI, which then judges to rollback/fix a feature if certain metrics spike/user…
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Comment #49056000
You mean RFC? ;)
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Comment #49033744
I'm writing the specs by hand. The LLM solely helps with research and retaining the normative document layout (RFC 7322). Since the spec grounds the underlying implementation I hav…
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Comment #49026696
Isn't maintainability mostly about applying basic engineering principles e.g. separation of concerns, single responsibility, dependency inversion, open-closed etc..? If these topic…
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Comment #49026438
Yes, actually that's what I'd had argued a few years ago as well. It turns out that there are now a few more people that want to get their hands on building software, that don't ne…
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Comment #49026033
I've recently started experimenting with grounding LLM driven implementation/verification on RFC based normative specifications, to avoid having to manually steer the LLM during im…
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Comment #48946854
Humans are born with two ears anyways, right?
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Comment #48858788
At the same time Apple made remotely hosting a Mac much easier.
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Comment #48823145
Looks great, does it also come with a menubar integration?
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Comment #48820694
Fixed :) Turned out to be a race condition where the groq inference task completed before the sse client could subscribe to that inference, and internally the sse connection couldn…
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Comment #48817256
You can check https://antonlorani.de for the actual homepage, which design-wise isn't as much simplified.
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Comment #48817119
Thanks for trying out! I haven't caught that back button bug yet, thanks for letting me know. The search engines/crawler aspect is just a personal preference, less a "nice side eff…
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Show HN: What if your personal website was ChatGPT?
Hi HN, I recently updated my website to have a touch of this new AI thing. The initial idea was simple: what if visitors could explore a CV by chatting with it instead of scanning …
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Comment #48780103
Documents are processed as tokens as well, unless its bitmap is ocr'd. Images tho are natively compatible with Multi-Modal LLMs, so theres no image->text translation layer in betwe…
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Comment #48663925
A notary has a legal duty, and is personally liable in case of failure to fulfill those. But generally that risk of failure is pretty low.
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Comment #48046500
> open-source models with up to 120 billion parameters Sad, 120b models are definetely feasible to self-host. I'd be more interested in cloud providers (especially one with computa…
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Comment #48038352
Its still posssible to run any LLM in a loop and optimize for LoC while preserving the wanted outcome.
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Comment #47994760
Could it be that slop PRs are less frequently rejected/commented due to (unfortunate) increased acceptance of it? As it turns out when maxxing AI on leaf parts of a program, the qu…
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Comment #47850027
Arguably its only a matter of making lsp features available to the coding agent via tool calls (CLI, MCP) to prevent the model start doing such changes "manually" but rather use th…
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Comment #47841262
Age, possibly. Ternus has 6 more years until retirement than Federighi.