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Show HN: Prompt-based Software Development is the Future
Hi my name is Dan, I created a tool called Ballistic that connects your LLM chats and artifacts directly to your software project. The latest SOTA LLMs are so good that I found mys…
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Comment #38300855
There's 40 million American teenagers who are very interested in being a part of petty social circles.
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Comment #35280130
Anything preventing Bard/etc from using these plugins as well? Would be nice to keep the ecosystem open.
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Comment #30674741
Can't AI be used to "fill in" 3D models without having to scan from all directions? That seems the killer app to me. Just use your camera like normal.
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Comment #30346844
It's the same mechanism as Morning Pages - write exactly 3 pages right when you wake up, whatever is on your mind. It's tremendously helpful to move you past whatever you're stuck …
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Comment #29907087
Utterly fascinating article. The OG steampunk hackers. I wonder what the latest is in 2021, have they decided that smartphones are anti-community? What can we learn from them?
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Comment #29907030
Agreed, perhaps there's a lot we can learn from their experiment. For example, by not using artificial lighting do they have a habit of "two sleeps" like our ancestors did? https:/…
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Comment #29614879
If China went democratic then Taiwan wouldn't have much issue with becoming part of it, right? Once people taste freedom they tend to not want to give it up, no matter how messy.
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Comment #29443405
Just like smartphones are only for the super-rich? Technology becomes affordable to all over time. I for one cheer on the billionaires trying to extend their lives - it will benefi…
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Comment #29396438
How far away are we from rendering realistic humans in real-time?
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Comment #25764556
I believe that species loss is inversely proportional to wealth. The poorer the country the faster its loss. And due to advances in agricultural technology, since the Population Bo…
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Comment #24560984
This is the top voted Battery Day thread? Weak, HN... Where should I go for geeky insight into it?
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Comment #24010141
Hypomania is sometimes called the Entrepreneur's Disease. Let's say Elon Musk has hypomania (it does seem like it). Treatment levels him out and dulls his creativity at same time. …
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Comment #23950782
These would be good problems to have because they'd mean the apps were successful in the first place! Problems are solvable if we have the chance to solve them.
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Comment #23950508
The whole reason for Apple-Google getting involved in the first place was a technical issue that prevents Android from seeing iOS. Instead of solving that issue to allow a variety …
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Comment #23902137
Don't they know we need the vaccine by Tuesday, November 3rd??
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Comment #23760998
Well said. How different is that from Obama's ill-fated TIPP? It could at least have been a starting point for a greater alliance.
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Comment #23760791
Isolating China like NK seems to be the direction we're heading, and not sure that I disagree. The lack of error correction in the ability to replace bad leaders and freedom of spe…
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Comment #23666193
How has life expectancy gone since the height of the early industrial revolution? How has life expectancy gone in the developing world of our day? I believe Yuval Noah writes mostl…
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Comment #23666174
Perhaps the difference is hourly pay vs. median income. The lowest tier of workers hasn't risen as much as the median income.
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Comment #23665947
The article really does glamorize the pre-industrial past. Since the author doesn't use facts to back up the claim that industrialization has made people's lives worse, how about l…
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Comment #23665882
Like many liberals, I thought it was a fact that US wages had stagnated in the past 40 years. And rich were the only beneficiaries. But in fact the median income has steadily risen…