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yeah you can see exactly why a comment/post scores the way it does. case is one of the factors

IMO this is solving the wrong problem. the session log is just noise - its like attaching your google search history to a stackoverflow answer to "prove" you did the research. nobo…

almost definitely AI-generated: https://hn-bot-detector.vercel.app/s/e7Qhw8yh

> I tried to avoid writing this for a long time, but I'm convinced MCP provides no real-world benefit IMO this is 100% correct and I'm glad someone finally said it. I run AI agents…

NGL the flaw in this piece is the same flaw in every "AI will replace X" argument - it assumes the bottleneck was ever the typing.it wasn't. the bottleneck is knowing what to build…

yikes- fair points on being skeptical of arxiv quality, thats a real problem. IMO the content of the paper either holds up or it doesnt regardless of who wrote it

practical takeaway for builders: agent context docs seem to help only when they contain non-obvious project constraints, not generic rules. in my own workflows, the useful bits are…

? not sure i follow

def useful to show what models recommend in real use (over just meaningless benchmarks), but i still think small prompt wording and repo setup changes can change the outcome quite …

this is what happens when a "public" key type quietly turns into a privileged key type without forcing people to re-scope it, not really a dev mistake IMO, it's a platform design b…

honestly the best way to beat my detector is to just write worse