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    Comment #48038317

    I'm finding counterexamples of this constantly now that I can have an agent rewrite large sections of my codebase that have been sorely needing it. - Moving to a newer and more mod…

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    Comment #47049739

    Rough spot in time to be: - Once print newspapers were no longer a thing, even local news outlets are struggling to stay alive, and are resulting to sensationalism and entertainmen…

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    Comment #44762925

    As I think through this, I agree with others mentioning that "deep agents" still sounds a lot like agents+tools. I guess the takeaway for me is: 1. You need a good LLM for base kno…

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    Show HN: MCP-Teleprompter – Stop repeating yourself to LLMs

    I got tired of typing the same detailed instructions to Claude every time I wanted specific help. "Remember my coding standards, avoid these patterns, format output like this..." o…

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    Comment #43988789

    This seems like a much more powerful version of what I wanted MCP "prompts" to be - and I'm curious to know if I have that right. For me, I want to reduce the friction on repeatabl…

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    Comment #40057835

    I wanted Tim Berners-Lee's "Solid" project to be at least a partial foundation for this, but it doesn't seem to be getting traction. Some way to "self-host" or "own my own data" is…

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    Comment #28430273

    Anyone know of efforts to fix this space? Looking for a good excuse to quit my well paid corporate job and make a difference. News today is: - Infotainment - Tribal reinforcement -…

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    Comment #24488904

    This is just an anecdote, but when I was called up as first-time juror, I was surprised how much the police and the prosecuting attorney were pushing for something that just wasn't…

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    Comment #23741185

    I want this exact same thing (for many of the same reasons), but for gaming. - Toxic people can finally be identified and penalized - Better matchmaking (less "smurfing", less stre…

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    Comment #22379325

    So we'll be able to play video game adaptations of the locations in the episodes really easily/soon, right? ;)

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    Comment #18252539

    I can't tell if this data means Utah got better at welcoming females to JS engineering or there's a point where they stop trying around five years. :) As a member of the JS communi…

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    Comment #18252156

    It's a huge increase in pay when you consider how much lower the cost of living is.

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    Comment #17509965

    Wise words for any project or product that starts in academia but stays there for too long (building for papers and PhDs rather than real customers). Brave to deliver such a cuttin…