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> Makes me wonder if a solar system wide civilization, with trillions of beings, wouldn't invest in ships to go to the next system, extract resources, and create a stream of resour…

> If you weren't able to build it before then you aren't able to properly verify it GP said "couldn't dream of building". To make an analogy, I wouldn't dream of building a house i…

It could just be that each of the two reviewers is merely focussing on different sides of the same coin? I use Claude all the time. It saves me a lot of effort that I would have ot…

> I can still run 2-3 clients almost 24/7 pumping out features. Honest question. How does one do that? My workflow is to create one git worktree per feature and start one session p…

You forgot "I am honoured and humbled to announce ."

I am hearing this term for the first time but I love it. It is novel and creates a picture. Exactly what Scott Adams says about labels used for persuasion. I usually say "highly tr…

India too!

> everyone that claims it makes them so perceptively and clearly faster - how do you know? For me, AI tools act like supercharged code search and auto complete. I have been able to…

> Would you be interested to hop on a call with us to talk about this further? We want to make sure we trully understand what you're struggling with. That has the same vibes as a c…

Everyone seems to be missing the point. Using an LLM to perform book keeping like this is akin to a business in the dot-com era hiring a programmer to help them go online. But sinc…

I really hope that the same thing is happening to all kinds of SEO-ridden websites out there. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44631662

I am amazed by your negativity at comments written to support all the gushing praise. It's really cool to support cool things and even though those comments are not perfect we shou…

I am in that trap myself. I am doing work that I like, at a pay that I like but "something" has been missing for a long time. Two decades ago, back in my grad school days, I used t…

Come on, it can't be that bad! If such small nerdy groups existed, what are the chances that their membership does not overlap with places like HN? It would only be a matter of tim…

> The web started out idealistic, and became what it did because of underregulated market forces. > The same thing will happen to ai. Exactly! Let the AI market deal with that crap…

I am not entirely sure that this is a bad thing. It sometimes feels like a good thing to me that AI is replacing the swollen, ad-ridden web. Back until 2001-ish, the "web" was stil…

I didn't mention any particular sense about application inside an application. I did say how it "feels like to me" and how my brain fails to handle it. There is a clear shift of mo…

Opening a pdf inside a browser feels to me like an application inside an application. My brain can't handle that load. I would rather have the browser to browse the internet and a …

> However I'd like to dig a bit deeper into the real value of this for a user of "stays with Emacs only Magit"-type. That right there is the problem. I have been an Emacs user for …

I have tried explaining magit to my fellow developers. And they kept showing me how they do similar things in their favourite IDE. Turns out that Magit in itself is not compelling.…

Because searching for a thing across all issues is way faster than eyeballing the list written on each box?

> The waiter asks if you want dessert, but you decline... and feeling somewhat guilty you hurriedly justify this rebuke by explaining how you over-ordered Is the article meant to b…

I am confused. Has the author (and most of the comments below) not heard of the "Open Source Definition", or is it not considered relevant anymore? https://opensource.org/osd

Missing sarcasm tag?