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tleyden5iwx
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About tleyden5iwx
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Comment #46738058
Can they change the name to Proof Of Corncept?
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Comment #46230740
In my tests it's not working though: https://github.com/RecapAI/Recap/issues/18
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Comment #46230531
Thanks for sharing! Here's another approach that might interest you: https://github.com/RecapAI/Recap I believe it uses ScreenCaptureKit.
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Comment #45927147
AGI will happen, but we need to start reverse engineering the brain. IMHO LeCun and Hawkins have it right, even though the results are still pretty non-existent. In the meantime, 1…
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Comment #45875885
I built Arty: https://github.com/vibemachine-labs/arty It's an open-source iOS voice agent that uses the OpenAI Realtime API (bring your own key). Current connectors: Hacker News (…
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Comment #45822558
Yeah but there are a lot of vibe engineers, and we care about the code, because we have to own it
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Comment #45822548
Feature request: add a Github Action so I can generate a codemap for my repo and throw it on my README. Then update it when major PRs change the codemap.
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Comment #45459630
Agree with LeCun that current ai doesn’t exhibit anything close to actual intelligence. I think the solution lies into cracking the core algorithms used by nature to build the brai…
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Ask HN: What's the most socially awkward product you've heard of?
Examples: AirPnP, Double Robotics, etc
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Comment #45352679
API clients can already easily identify the user during the authentication process. What’s currently “missing” is a way for an API client to pay a service via the API call “on the …
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Comment #45349291
Looks really useful! Do you happen to have a gallery of apps using it? In particular, I'd like to see how desktop or mobile apps handle the oauth flows.
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Comment #45349102
I think the purpose is so that your agent can do things like buy airline tickets for you. Using x402 it doesn't have to go through a typical credit card checkout process, which mig…
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Comment #45348868
I don't think like a C programmer, my problem is that I think like a Java/Python/Go programmer, and I'm spoiled by getting used to having a garbage collector always running behind …
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Show HN: MakerTime – Measure Deep Work via screen activity fed into an LLM
This is basically a fitness tracker for your Deep Work patterns, to help you measure and optimize your focus. It's similar to tools like Rize.io and RescueTime, but tries to go a b…
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Ask HN: Any gotchas to using Redis Sentinel to know about?
This would be deployed on Kubernetes on the major cloud providers, and need near-zero downtime. Mainly wondering what kind of catastrophic failures to watch out for.
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Comment #12645489
It looks like RethinkDB is relying solely on revenue from training and support. Is that even feasible for a product like theirs? I've never used their product, I've only looked at …
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Comment #12644922
It's more like "one of the memcached contributors", rather than "all the memcached folks". Couchbase was a merger between NorthScale and CouchOne. The CouchOne founding team were a…
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Comment #10992953
[Full disclosure: I'm a FT Couchbase mobile developer] Agree 100% -- Parse deserves huge kudos for that move. Ex-Parse customers should definitely check out Couchbase Mobile, which…