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svstoyanovv

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About svstoyanovv

a thinker-doer, finding new solutions to frontier problems

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    Comment #47356530

    I think this requires discipline. The good thing is that we have coding agents, but again, you need a standard to tell the agent what to always look for, how to find it, and to des…

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    Comment #47356218

    I understood the example, and it could be a minor hiccup there, but the essence is different: By having a structured context of the key session discoveries, decisions, rejected ite…

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    Comment #47349481

    Yeah, you need to be aware of hallucinations for sure. Today, for example, I was doing my one linear, I've used all the curated knowledge to make some structure to it, see examples…

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    Comment #47330411

    Why only small changes tho? I think it can also work with larger changes if you commit more regularly. And with agentic coding or even with autonomous agentic coding, you need to d…

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    Comment #47330381

    Suppose you spend months deeply researching a niche topic. You make your own discoveries, structure your own insights, and feed all of this tightly curated, highly specific context…

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    At what level of deep context engineering does AI output become human-crafted?

    I’ve been wrestling with a philosophical and ethical question regarding authorship in the age of LLMs, and I’m curious where the HN community draws the line. Suppose you spend mont…

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    Comment #47327045

    Have you tried, as Peter Steinberg suggested, "I ask for Specifications to be submitted, I can generate then the code based on that spec in a minute" - what we also find useful is …

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    Comment #47326821

    Oh wow, this is insane. I was digging into Moltbook when it launched, and the creator said, "I had a dream about an architecture". Really interesting times we live in, indeed. The …