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Comment #47059901
I use custom GPTs for interviewing me about requirements then producing a spec ( https://chatgpt.com/g/g-69724a25850c8191a6f16a519b5ae055-sof... ). I use another GPT to turn that s…
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Comment #44090765
I was getting tired of summarizing long articles & threads on HN/Reddit with ChatGPT so I made a simple little Chrome/Firefox extension to do it for me: https://literead.ai
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Show HN: Summarize articles and discussions from your HN and Reddit feeds
Hey HN - I spent the last couple of months building a browser extension to make scrolling Reddit & Hacker News a bit more convenient. I made LiteRead.ai, a Chrome & Firefox extensi…
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Comment #42847203
Didn't know about Aider - going to give that a try, thanks!
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Comment #42846692
One strategy I've been experimenting with is maintaining a 'spec' document, outlining all features and relevant technical notes about a project. I include the spec with all relevan…
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Comment #42398142
I imagine this would be cost prohibitive at scale since it would require two models to run for every user message?
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Comment #42058573
Important to note that it's not what all of us Americans want, it's just what a little over half of the voting population voted for.
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Comment #40346614
In my experience so far, GPT-4o seems to sit somewhere between the capability of GPT-3.5 and GPT-4. I'm working on an app that relies more on GPT-4's reasoning abilities than infer…
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Comment #40102125
Snapchat beat them to it. Snapchat's "My AI" bot is pinned to the top of your friends list and cannot be unpinned unless you pay for Snapchat+.
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Comment #39918159
You're equating this to censorship, when I think it's more like Google adding security measures so you can't break their search engine rather than removing unfavorable results.
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Comment #39868070
Cool concept. Not relevant to me in its current state being limited to skin care products, but would love to use something like this for things like supplements or other products w…
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Comment #39112544
I too have been noticing a deterioration in recent months. Things that generally worked smoothly before have random bugs now. For example, turning off shuffle and resuming a song w…
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Comment #38974181
I've found that, at least on the mobile app, results are filtered by "Featured" which fills the results with irrelevant sponsored products. So each time I search for an item, I the…
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Ask HN: Advice on quitting job to work on side projects?
Hey there, HN - I'm at a bit of a crossroads and am seeking some no-nonsense advice. Here's my dilemma: I've been a full-stack dev for 9 years. No CS background. It started as a ho…
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Comment #34789761
Does anyone have a link that isn't behind a paywall?
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Comment #29191190
Great advice. I think I'll go with this option. Thanks!
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Comment #29190521
Are you doing part-time consulting work for an old company outside of your full-time job?
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Ask HN: How to Quit a Solo Developer Role?
I am currently the solo developer for a small team where I run the technology side of the company. I work directly under the CEO who has zero technical background. He is constantly…
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Comment #28356495
I think it's because software varies vastly in complexity and spans many domains. Every software engineering role may use a generalized skillset to a degree, but I feel like there …