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Comment #48947704
> I strongly agree that written text should be from humans to humans. Yet I still write all of my texts with LLMs. And I don’t find that contradictory. What distinguishes “AI slop”…
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Comment #48602777
We were so spoiled. We got fat salaries to sit in air conditioned Herman Millers all day learning about computers. Now we discover a way to synthesis intelligence and the only thin…
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Comment #48584803
I won't have an opinion until Brian Johnson tells me how much younger this makes him.
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Comment #48533260
This sounds pretty interesting to me (history of Suduko). Do you have a note with some of the links you’ve found?
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Comment #48235971
It's crazy how I can see articles like this, but in my practical every day use antigravity is a horrible consumer experience. The TUI is broken. You cannot type input while the mod…
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Comment #48050561
Huh, I have to say that I am impressed with Chat Jimmy. No doubt that the hardware running this model operates faster than any human. If this was possible to scale, (and I'm not sa…
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Comment #48044402
The disconnect for AI is that it is a jagged frontier and it only really shines when one of its jagged frontiers extends counter to one of your valleys. If you've been writing Perl…
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Comment #47594743
I've been coding by hand for nearly 20 years. I don't get any rush from generating code with agents. Most of the time I just feel loss. Coding to me has always been the work of a c…
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Comment #47594153
Add my name to the list. I enjoyed thinking about all of the little problems. Being a craftsman.
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Comment #40394414
I took a crack at implementing this in Go. For anyone curious I settled for algorithm 2 as I can just use a map as the base set structure. https://github.com/tristanisham/f0
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Comment #39093172
What about the Go try/catch claim? There is no try/catch in Go. Returning errors and values is closer to Rust and Zig than D and C++.
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Comment #35756579
I’ve made the exact same website for myself. It’s just a little PHP static webapp but I can write reviews for posts and it’s got a simple SQLite/PHP ^8 backend. https://artsie.red/…
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Comment #34204833
Just was in the National Irish Museum - Archeology yesterday and saw these stones for myself! These are such impressive structures, at least 5 feet high with writing so deeply engr…
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Comment #33915789
If you’re interested in trying Zig out and want an easy way to update/use multiple versions I’ve been working on a Zig Version Manager for the past few weeks. It works on Windows, …
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Ask HN: How do you send emails from your backend?
I run/co-develop a small community website and we’ve just added accounts. We’re almost ready to launch but I need to finish up our email backend. I’m expecting between 500-1,500 se…
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Comment #32939826
I had to do a lot of manual transcription in Journalism school. Using a tool like Descript saved HOURS of my life. Generally it was 80% accurate, but going over an two-hour-long re…
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Comment #32573863
Golang has https://pkg.go.dev . Rust has https://docs.rs Golang entire standard library is documented. Plus with how the language is designed docs don’t need to change with new ver…