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The whole point of "AI" is arbitrary task completion. Why isn't a SVG drawing relevant for that?

I have yet to see AI learning be solved for adults, why is it being expiremented on children?

dont make me report you to a sub sub mod!

Your 7B fixes 17% of our hardest faults. Trained on TrueSET: 40% — more than double. Check it yourself for under $0.50.

(Hard tier = multi-file faults base models genuinely fail, and every one of its verification scripts survived adversarial attack-testing — wrong-but-plausible code cannot pass them.

Your LLM condensed this to the point where it hurts my brain to read.

You say this from a throwaway account that you know will get banned.

Dang, maybe think about IP banning this guy for such a premedidated move.

I've submitted the AI written version of my article to see if my entire point is wrong and if people prefer that over my rambling.

Roleready.me

planning on postin ga show hn this week.

Just curious dang, did you warn them before banning?

Im not against the ban perse (single purpose accounts are bad), just curious if they had a chance to change their contribution style.

I am briefly in the top ten after completely misunderstanding the rules nicee

I dont think its odd to have placeholder testimonials as im developing the testimonial components. I have some real ones from IRL people and my friends and family whove used it ready to be put into the site if it matters.

But there should be some indiciation im not launched so I added a banner thanks for the nudge

You're right. Thanks for the kick

roleready.me if anyone does care :)

Im working on a launching a webapp. Im super close to launching with a show hn but im super nervous about first impressions. This is the first time ive actually spoken about it online, and tbh I dont think im gonna drop the URL just yet..

If anyone has any SOTA show hn tips i'd really appreciate it.

Bash(echo "hello"; pwd) ⎿ hello /Users/username/Work/Github/project

Bash(echo test123) ⎿ test123

  Read 1 file, listed 1 directory (ctrl+o to expand)

 Bash(echo "checking output works")
  ⎿  checking output works

  Read 1 file (ctrl+o to expand)
  ⎿  API Error: 400 messages.3.content.56: `thinking`
     or `redacted_thinking` blocks in the latest
     assistant message cannot be modified. These
     blocks must remain as they were in the original
     response.

Lots of places use various slack alternatives or teams/google.

For my current project I would use webhooks/email just like I do currently for my monitoring and alerting.

I would love to try it but I got stuck when it asked for Slack since I dont use that.

crazy number of : and ; thats all i gotta say about the recent wave of ai writing

. you can run Claude models on AWS Bedrock giving you provider choice for the same model

Is anyone doing this for personal dev that isnt token fed by employers? Coding plans are subzidized for a reason right? If I did API usage from a cloud provider id be out tens of thousands already.

There are differences for sure. Claude models feel the most 'stable' in that I see less tool confusion messages and other mistakes like the one im looking at right now.

"Wait, I'm editing the wrong sections. The edit tool tried to match but replaced with different prop names than what was in the file. Let me re-read the file and understand the current state properly."

And of course models are not 1-to-1 and have different strengths and weaknesses. I know I wont get the same quality plan mode output probably. Its a tradeoff.

I am a believer that everyone should have their main flow be model/provider agnostic at a high level. I often run out of claude tokens and use GLM-5 as backup.

https://gist.github.com/ManveerBhullar/7ed5c01a0850d59188632...

simple script i use to toggle which backend my claude code is using

Around the part where Margaret explains the problem to Tom , and started to feel annoyed. I could tell it was a LLM trying to fit a sci fi novella style of writing. And it was doing a good job , it was certainly better than 90% of posts ive read in the last 6 months.

Dont know why that makes me annoyed, maybe cause its the depressing seriousness of being a 'prompter' and the americana framing of it.

Really really cool. I appreciate the article style a lot too.

Ill be honest i got all the way in the installer until it asked me to install Java 17+ manually. I havent installed java in forever and i remember it being a huge pain so ill pass. Im heavy on code orchestration tools atm and this one looks useful so hopefully when its further along in dev ill try it.

I mean, he took a picture of the guy posted it on his twitter calling him a 'fat uncle'. I don't think he cares about being polite.

Great work, my only nitpick is that when you quit, it tells you that its not gonna save, then its yes to confirm quit. I instinctively wanna type N to quit without saving.

I feel like thats the opposite behavior. For example, I use https://github.com/zyedidia/micro as my main editor in terminal, where it says `Save changes to filename before closing? (y,n,esc)”` when you try to quit.

Anyone have suggestions for similar tooling for other languages?

the obnoxious site deisgn and comments like this stopped me from clicking buy in the apple store

What an absurd take. Because of some half-assed attempts to hand out small sums, the conclusion is that money doesn’t matter and the fallback is vague talk about culture?? A few hundred dollars helps but i dont know why that study is a big deal to the author. The limited impact is obvious. What is the connection to the vague rambling about investing in values and why biden lost because of spending in red states??

Besides a bad overall point, what a badly written article.

As a society, we are pretty good at transferring money to the poor, but we’re not very good at nurturing the human capital they would need to get out of poverty.

What a crock.

I remember them pivoting from being infra.hq

Check out k9s, if you use kubernetes. It made me 100x more efficient when working across multiple clusters and namespaces.

For the first time, I used a c style loop in a bash script today. What a coincidence