Out now! https://hub.docker.com/_/php/tags
I have zero internal info, just guessing, but there's a PR from 5min ago asking to add someone as a reviewer for PHP images: https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/22544 Maybe the guy that has to click…
Thanks for this comment. It's an angle worth remembering. A machine is not turing complete, but by running it recursively on its own output, turing completeness emerges. Who knows at what stage of intricacy…
You sound fun... This is HN. The trip is the destination, bla bla.
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Sounds like it's free, so, why the hate? May as well have zero docs. I don't think they're trying to convince you of anything.
v0 / Claude Design does this these days. As in, I may be wrong here, but this aesthetic is a good clue that the site was designed by AI. These models seem to love this brutalist high contrast look.
We've never been there. With AI and robotics there may be the slim chance we get closer to that. But we won't. Not because AI, but because humans, of course.
I felt literal pain. Not kidding. There's something to investigate here. Made me notice I'm actually exposed to very similar crap on other places. Scary.
Agreed, conceptually. BUT. For 99% of tasks I'm totally certain there's people out there that are orders of magnitude better at them than me. If the AI can regurgitate their thinking, my output is better. Humans may…
Thanks for the answer! I've hit those tipping points myself in exactly the same scenarios (OCR and AI). For me, ends up being hacky or just decoupled (independent job runners). Makes sense to have a proper monolith…
Cool project! Will surely copy ideas from it :) A general question for the room: where's the tipping point where you need a "proper" backend, in a different language, with all the inconveniences of possible type safety…
Where's the fun in that? :D
AFAIK, the electrolyte.
I think it's become a running theme: senior devs who have been coding for a while now are able to extract value from these tools because, even if you don't know Rust, you know how to code. BS code smells the same in any…
As I answered somewhere else, the over-the-top freeloader term I think is justified because OP clearly expects not only to benefit from the work already available, freely, but also to be entitled, for free, to any work…
I just come from writing a comment on the other Datastar post on the home page, literally saying that I don't see the point of it and that I don't like it. But I'm now here to defend Datastar. It's their code, which, up…
I may be just completely out of my depth here, but I look at the cool example on their website, the Open the pod bay doors, HAL bit, and I don't like it, at all. And reading comments one would think this is some amazing…
Yeah. Anyone knows about similar resources for, say, the EU? Or it just varies too much by country here?
Very cool concept and PoC of both Spotify and vscode integration to learn from. It has opened my mind to a bunch of cool things to do now that I know that the /v1/me/player/currently-playing API endpoint exists. But I'm…
This is one of those things that are terrible, but not because the tool is terrible in itself, it's just that the world in which the tool operates is terrible, and the tool just a natural conclusion.
Anyone has tried self hosting the server but sending through a third party like Amazon SES?
This hits home quite clearly. I'm just starting to think that coding won't ever be a fun thing anymore. Just another boring, mind-numbing thing I do for money. I'll get a hobby I guess.
It also frustrates me much more. A hard bug used to be frustrating, but also a bit challenging. Not anymore, really.
I'm literally doing the same. Feels wrong but it's the closest I got.
Out now! https://hub.docker.com/_/php/tags
I have zero internal info, just guessing, but there's a PR from 5min ago asking to add someone as a reviewer for PHP images: https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/22544 Maybe the guy that has to click…
Thanks for this comment. It's an angle worth remembering. A machine is not turing complete, but by running it recursively on its own output, turing completeness emerges. Who knows at what stage of intricacy…
You sound fun... This is HN. The trip is the destination, bla bla.
[dead]
Sounds like it's free, so, why the hate? May as well have zero docs. I don't think they're trying to convince you of anything.
v0 / Claude Design does this these days. As in, I may be wrong here, but this aesthetic is a good clue that the site was designed by AI. These models seem to love this brutalist high contrast look.
We've never been there. With AI and robotics there may be the slim chance we get closer to that. But we won't. Not because AI, but because humans, of course.
I felt literal pain. Not kidding. There's something to investigate here. Made me notice I'm actually exposed to very similar crap on other places. Scary.
Agreed, conceptually. BUT. For 99% of tasks I'm totally certain there's people out there that are orders of magnitude better at them than me. If the AI can regurgitate their thinking, my output is better. Humans may…
Thanks for the answer! I've hit those tipping points myself in exactly the same scenarios (OCR and AI). For me, ends up being hacky or just decoupled (independent job runners). Makes sense to have a proper monolith…
Cool project! Will surely copy ideas from it :) A general question for the room: where's the tipping point where you need a "proper" backend, in a different language, with all the inconveniences of possible type safety…
Where's the fun in that? :D
AFAIK, the electrolyte.
I think it's become a running theme: senior devs who have been coding for a while now are able to extract value from these tools because, even if you don't know Rust, you know how to code. BS code smells the same in any…
As I answered somewhere else, the over-the-top freeloader term I think is justified because OP clearly expects not only to benefit from the work already available, freely, but also to be entitled, for free, to any work…
I just come from writing a comment on the other Datastar post on the home page, literally saying that I don't see the point of it and that I don't like it. But I'm now here to defend Datastar. It's their code, which, up…
I may be just completely out of my depth here, but I look at the cool example on their website, the Open the pod bay doors, HAL bit, and I don't like it, at all. And reading comments one would think this is some amazing…
Yeah. Anyone knows about similar resources for, say, the EU? Or it just varies too much by country here?
Very cool concept and PoC of both Spotify and vscode integration to learn from. It has opened my mind to a bunch of cool things to do now that I know that the /v1/me/player/currently-playing API endpoint exists. But I'm…
This is one of those things that are terrible, but not because the tool is terrible in itself, it's just that the world in which the tool operates is terrible, and the tool just a natural conclusion.
Anyone has tried self hosting the server but sending through a third party like Amazon SES?
This hits home quite clearly. I'm just starting to think that coding won't ever be a fun thing anymore. Just another boring, mind-numbing thing I do for money. I'll get a hobby I guess.
It also frustrates me much more. A hard bug used to be frustrating, but also a bit challenging. Not anymore, really.
I'm literally doing the same. Feels wrong but it's the closest I got.