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tlonny
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Comment #49189288
I much prefer cursor paginated API requests vs. webhooks. The obvious downside being that in order to not get 429'd you need a respectable poll frequency - meaning you lose reactiv…
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Comment #49020585
As I understand it, anything publicly viewable is free to be scraped without issue. If you scrape stuff behind a sign-up, you potentially open yourself up to being sued for breach …
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Comment #48905194
I would argue that my proposed flow is far more convenient. I don’t have to sign up, enter payment details and I can interface in plain English.
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Comment #48905131
Not to disparage, but I wrote: "Using the attached image as a stencil/background - please generate a QR code for https://XXX" into ChatGPT and got something valid that looks simila…
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Comment #48531651
Trying to polish a bunch of my projects I've worked on over the years but never had the cojones to release to the wider world: Hallways ( https://hallways.lonnycorp.com ) - a web b…
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Comment #48285738
I think _some_ but not _too much_ typechecking is the sweet spot for LLMs. Without any typechecking, LLMs obviously find it harder to work agentically and validate their work. With…
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Comment #47776289
Presumably because API keys are n bytes of random data vs. a shitty user-generated password we don’t have to bother using a salt + can use something cheap to compute like SHA256 vs…
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Comment #47703506
Bugginess in the Claude Code CLI is the reason I switched from Claude Max to Codex Pro. I experienced: - rendering glitches - replaying of old messages - mixing up message origin (…
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Comment #47590279
how does it work?
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Comment #47375259
Indeed - the future is RL meet-ups and small, intimate online communities. Perhaps not the worst thing in the world?
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Comment #47375222
I’d love something like this implemented for email. Sending an unsolicited email to a random person X requires you to pay a small toll (something like 50p). Subsequent emails can t…
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Comment #47375184
HN may not be “mainstream” but it is certainly _very_ vulnerable to bot spam given the topics discussed and the make-up of the audience. You can already see it happening now - at l…
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Comment #47086411
Look at his other comments - its textbook LLM slop. Its a fucking tragedy that people are letting their OpenClaws loose on HN but I can't say I'm surprised. I desperately need to f…
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Comment #46758257
Repugnant.
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Comment #46579725
Doors - A first person, exploration game/experience that I built from scratch. Doors lets you explore URL addressable 3D rooms that link together seamlessly via portals. The idea i…
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Comment #46480488
0.0005%*
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Comment #46236927
If this is somewhat common for games, could one create a virtual fs with FUSE that dedupes using via content-defined chunking and install games there? I feel like writes would prob…
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Comment #45628826
Also check airline miles haven’t gone missing. A friend of mine recently had his BA account compromised, all his Avios stolen and he was none the wiser after receiving about 60 ema…
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Ask HN: What am I doing wrong Re Agentic coding
Here is the prompt I gave both Claude Code CLI, and the VSCode agent for my TS project: ``` I have modified the type signature and behaviour of how jobs are created. Previously, jo…
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Comment #45326222
The rank disrespect of somebody asking you to review something they haven't even looked at is eye watering. I feel like AI-induced brain-rot of engineers is inevitable. Unless we s…
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Comment #45326087
To quote Mean Girls: "Stop trying to make Doxbridge happen".
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Comment #44617600
I totally agree. Isaac, if you're reading this - stop sending me PDFs generated by Perplexity!
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Comment #44432200
> Gmail is so big that when Outlook, Apple Mail, and even Thunderbird connect to it, they do an OAuth exchange and then talk over a proprietary protocol. Can you elaborate? Anythin…
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Show HN: HydraMQ - Postgres message queue implementation for NodeJs/TypeScript.
Hi everyone, I've been working on HydraMQ for past few months, a PostgreSQL queuing library for Node (to add to the ever growing list!) The core features that I think set it apart …
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Comment #43957103
The product (from the perspective of the consumer) _is_ relatively straightforward IMO. What isn't straightforward is accurately modelling the credit risk of the bonds when this cl…