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  1. Ask HN: How do word docs, slides, excel, and PDFs generate value?

    This is a bit vague, but as an engineer, it’s possible to walk past the other functions in an office and see people creating word docs, presentations, etc. and be a bit shocked that creating static artifacts is valuable…

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  2. After extensive work with agents, the non-technical sentence is the shape I see (sdocs.dev)
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  3. After extensive work with agents, the non-technical sentence is the shape I see (sdocs.dev)
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  4. Show HN: (Update) Mermaid Diagrams in SmallDocs (sdocs.dev)
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  5. The surprisingly complex journey to text-selectable client-side generated PDFs (sdocs.dev)
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  6. The surprisingly complex journey to text-selectable client-side generated PDFs (sdocs.dev)
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  7. Show HN: Proving sdocs.dev is running the public code (sdocs.dev)
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  8. Proving sdocs.dev is running the public code (sdocs.dev)
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  9. Ask HN: Do you comment on a code/Markdown files, then get your agent to reread?

    Hi HN, I'm building a cli driven markdown reader called SDocs (https://sdocs.dev / https://github.com/espressoplease/SDocs). I am considering adding a "leave a comment" feature, where you can make a comment inline on…

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  10. Ask HN: Is your Claude pausing more frequently?

    I've noticed with Opus 3.7 that often when (in my eyes) something is evidently useful to get on with and just do, it will say what it will do and then wait for me to say okay. I've noticed a rise in frustrating feelings…

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  11. Show HN: SDocs – A CLI and webapp for private Markdown reading and sharing (sdocs.dev)
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  12. Show HN: SmallDocs – Markdown without the frustrations

    Hi HN, I’d like to introduce you to SmallDocs (https://sdocs.dev). SDocs is a CLI + webapp to instantly and 100% privately elegantly preview and share markdown files. (Code: https://github.com/espressoplease/SDocs) The…

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  13. Surge in giant sinkholes threatens Turkey's farmers (theguardian.com)
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  14. Show HN: Rebrain.gg – Doom learn, don't doom scroll

    Hi HN, I built https://rebrain.gg. It's a website which is intended to help you learn new things. I built it for two reasons: 1. To play around with different ways of interacting with a LLM. Instead of a standard chat…

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  15. Ask HN: Have you started to use "->" when you type after working with LLMs?

    I work with CC every day at work and Cursor for personal projects. I have seemingly unconsciously started to use "->" ALL THE TIME when I type. Instead of "For example," I will "For example ->". Instead of "Confirm the…

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  16. Show HN: salesfeed.xyz – Track everything about your sales targets (salesfeed.xyz)
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  17. Ask HN: How are you using LLMs?

    Me: I don’t like to have factual based conversations with LLMs (e.g. can my cat eat cooked chicken on the bone?). I like having open ended conversations with LLMs where being vaguely in the right direction will be…

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  18. Ask HN: What are the most autonomous AI agents you know of?

    Hi all, I'm an engineer and most of my work with AI keeps me fairly closely in the loop - reviewing output or giving permissions. However, it's very clear that with enough permissions / MCPs, the LLM could do its own…

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  19. Show HN: Generate virtual shiny cards with different rarity levels (requirement5.com)
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  20. Show HN: Flopsy, a [paid] tool to teach poker players about hand combinations (flopsy.io)
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  24. Ask HN: How good is Google's Bard?

    I'm wondering if anyone has used it and how it stands up against GPT-3/4? For example, with GPT it's possible to have a "conversation" where the previous inputs/answers inform the current one. Is that possible with…

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  25. Ask HN: How good is Google's Bard?

    I'm wondering if anyone has used it and how it stands up against GPT-3/4? For example, with GPT it's possible to have a "conversation" where the previous inputs/answers inform the current one. Is that possible with Bard?

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