ex-aws-dude

Was going to say the same

Notion-core

You are because that requires you to expose that API for every single piece of software ever

Yeah but why would we keep that around for 20 years with no good use case

Its vibes all the way down

> activities suggested by r/Syracuse like volleyball and trivia night require you to already have friends

That's not really the case for volleyball

Most cities have drop-in where you just show up and form teams

We aim for 9 5s

They are getting spammed by AI agents?

You can just keep asking questions till you understand it

Claude code is insanely useful for explaining other peoples code

Not every company works like that

Big tech has a lot of wankery like that but smaller companies can be fast and scrappy

Yes, the agentic tools are much much better because they can gather their own context automatically and run feedback loops to self-correct errors.

The thing is why would forgetting even matter if the AI can just remind you of anything that you forgot?

IMO it still does save time generally but it’s not as much of a huge gain if you’re doing this.

I will admit there are occasional times after iterating so much I’m not sure if I’ve even saved time because going from “it works” to “it’s up to quality” takes so long

The thing is the code quality is still ultimately up to you

Nothing stopping you from iterating with the agent till the code is the exact same quality that you yourself would write

It’s just so it can access iMessage

That’s the whole reason

Once again a post with literally 3 points and 2 hours old is the top of /ask

Why is the HN algorithm such ass, can we talk about that?

You can just say they are bad? You don’t have to be such an overthinker

They rely on customers calling to fix stuff?

Why so allergic to calling out bullshit?

Why does it seems like they do everything so hacky

Question is does the dev sneak in some secret notification code if someone hits it?

Stop correcting people when you can't even spell worth a damn yourself, you're just adding pointless noise to discussions.

I don't want to have to read your noise.

caching not cacheing

of not if

Maybe moving the goalposts is how we find the definition?

I feel like I’m the only one who listened to that album when it appeared and thought it was pretty good

> There’s nothing more natural than one animal eating another

So how do you get from that to human cannibalism == bad?

The naturalism argument has a zillion counterexamples of things that used to be considered natural and now we arbitrarily consider bad.

How is a post with literally 2 points the top of /ask

The algorithm on this site makes no sense sometimes

Isn't this something Figma could easily integrate? Then you'd have the best of both worlds

Yeah I agree it would be better if it was not associated with a company but the reaction seems a bit overkill in that case

Can't help but think the surface area for security issues is becoming massive with these tools

Does that even matter nowadays?

These announcements happen so often