MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
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by zhyd1997_ | 2025-06-02 16:04:28+00:00
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by hn_throwaway_99 | 2025-06-02 16:04:35+00:00
I really like this comment and I think your framing is the correct way to think about it.

For example, when I look through the pattern of folks in my LinkedIn network who have been hit hard by layoffs, it's clear to me that a lot of roles were "luxuries" or "impulse buys" during the ZIRP era, and so many of those roles have vanished over the past 2 years or so.
by stego-tech | 2025-06-02 16:04:40+00:00
> regulations require licensed plumbers to do the work

Regulations come about because of repeated failures that end up harming the public. Regulations aren’t a dirty word, and aren’t obstacles to be “disrupted” in most cases.

> plumbing unions have a financial interest in limiting the number of plumbers

Golly gee, it’s almost as if - because we live in a society where everyone must work in order to survive - that skilled professionals have a vested interest in ensuring only qualified candidates may join their ranks, to make it harder to depress wages below subsistence levels (the default behavior of unregulated capital).

> But anybody can do plumbing. It’s not rocket science.

Oh wow, I had no idea I was qualified to design sewage infrastructure for my township just because I plumbed my Amazon bidet into the cold water line! Sure glad there’s no regulations stopping me from becoming a licensed plumber since apparently that’s all it takes to succeed!

Sarcasm aside, your argument holds about as much substance as artificial sweetener: it sounds informed and wise, but anyone with substantial experience in reality and collaborating with other people knows that all you’re spewing is ignorance of the larger systems at work and their interplay.
by gautam_panakkal | 2025-06-02 16:05:10+00:00
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by amichail | 2025-06-02 16:05:11+00:00
Compatibilism is not an obscure topic in philosophy. Its popularity reflects poorly on the field.

If you read about it, you will notice they are redefining terms such as free will and moral responsibility to mean something else entirely.

And in so doing, they are trying to gaslight the general public into thinking that a deterministic world is compatible with moral responsibility.
Show HN: Search for any open source project and explore neighboring results
by plurch | 2025-06-02 16:05:20+00:00
Hi HN,

Related Repos helps developers to find useful open source projects for their apps.

I recently rebuilt the search functionality - it now supports both keyword and semantic search. So, you can search for anything and then select any of the results to see what other repos are in the same neighborhood.

In addition, I added some new functionality to the official chrome extension:

The "External links" tab has useful websites specific to the current repository that you are viewing. Use it to quickly:

- Edit and search source code in an online IDE - View star history chart - Examine dependencies and security issues - Export to a single file for usage with an LLM

The browser address bar supports easy search by typing "rr" + [Tab]

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by krooj | 2025-06-02 16:05:59+00:00
The comment in lines 163 - 172 make some claims that are outright false and/or highly A/S dependent, to the point where I question the validity of this post entirely. While it's possible that an A/S can be pseudo-generated based on lots of training data, each implementation makes very specific design choices: i.e.: Auth0's A/S allows for a notion of "leeway" within the scope of refresh token grant flows to account for network conditions, but other A/S implementations may be far more strict in this regard.

My point being: assuming you have RFCs (which leave A LOT to the imagination) and some OSS implementations to train on, each implementation usually has too many highly specific choices made to safely assume an LLM would be able to cobble something together without an amount of oversight effort approaching simply writing the damned thing yourself.
Ask HN: What is your current LLM-assisted coding tool?
by HiPHInch | 2025-06-02 16:06:17+00:00
Hello everyone, I’m testing and comparing various LLM-assisted coding tools, and I want to know which tool you are currently using in your daily development workflow. Here are some observations and questions I have:

1. Cursor and Windsurf

- Both work nicely on local, but they use token-saving strategies: - With very long context, they may truncate important information, causing the suggested code to miss key details. - Even in normal scenarios, complex cases might exceed context or quota limits, interrupting suggestions.

2. “Roo Code” and API-based approaches

- Directly calling paid APIs (e.g., OpenAI’s ChatGPT/GPT-4 API) works well but is expensive. - Some free or community APIs (open-source mirrors, community editions) can be unstable, rate-limited, or slow.

3. Augment Code - It’s said to be one of the most “intelligent” commercial products, but it’s also costly.

- Many recommend its ability to rewrite, refactor, generate tests, etc., but for simple code completion, its cost-performance ratio may be lower than some smaller vendors or open-source plugins.

4. Refact.ai

- Listed at the top on SWE Bench, it claims to support code refactoring, generating comments via LLMs, batch rewrites, and more. - However, it seems rarely discussed in developer circles. How well does it support?

Questions for the community:

- Which LLM-assisted coding tool are you currently using? (IDE plugin, standalone client, or API-based)

- What are the main reasons for choosing it? (e.g., cost, response speed, context length support, feature set, etc.)

- What pros and cons have you encountered during actual development? Specifically, how does it perform for debugging, refactoring, generating unit tests, automatic bug fixes, etc.?

- If you have switched tools before, why did you switch?

Thank you for sharing your experiences!
by brettbejcek | 2025-06-02 16:06:22+00:00
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by philipwhiuk | 2025-06-02 16:06:26+00:00
> Though, people who don't know the codebase as well as I do have reported it helped them a lot.

My problem I guess is that maybe this is just Dunning-Kruger esq. When you don't know what you don't know you get the impression it's smart. When you do, you think it's rubbish.

Like when you see a media report on a subject you know about and you see it's inaccurate but then somehow still trust the media on a subject you're a non-expert on.
by altruios | 2025-06-02 16:06:37+00:00
A good argument. however to compare an AI model to a Xerox machine is reductive and not a sound metaphor...

It can not be treated just as a Xerox machine, but it can be treated as a Xerox machine that has within it all the copywritten works (that a user can inventively request combinations there within) which it has trained on (and saved in the form of weights/bias). In this case the AI model itself is the distribution of works under copyright. Encrypting/transforming copywritten works and transmitting it is a violation of copyright (afaik; ianal).

This is all to say, copyright - as it stands - needs heavy reform. I'm rather copyleft. Because all of this is vestigial nonsense from an age where printers from the 1800's setting the rules, and our thinking hasn't updated yet.
by tauneutrin0 | 2025-06-02 16:06:47+00:00
Love the idea! I do agree with others that have made the case for click and drag support.

I got a bit sidetracked and wrote a userscript implementing this feature. It's a little hacky but works pretty well (at least, until the site changes):

https://gist.github.com/DanielCausebrook/3836be4b5804fabe997...

If anyone would find this useful, you can run this on the site using an extension like Tampermonkey. Obviously be careful when adding userscripts in general.
by tiffsaw | 2025-06-02 16:07:15+00:00
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by bediashpreet | 2025-06-02 16:07:18+00:00
Thank you for the feedback and the kind words.

Agree that the cookbooks have gotten messy. Not an excuse but sharing the root case behind it: we're building very, very fast and putting examples out for users quickly. We maintain backwards compatibility so sometimes you see 2 examples doing the same thing.

I'll make it a point to clean up the cookbooks and share more examples under this comment. Here are 2 to get started:

- Content creator team: https://github.com/agno-agi/agno/blob/main/cookbook/examples...

- Blog post generator workflow: https://github.com/agno-agi/agno/blob/main/cookbook/workflow...

Both are easily extensible. Always available for feedback at ashpreet[at]agno[dot]com
by stego-tech | 2025-06-02 16:07:22+00:00
> Vibe-coding won't be a net creativity gain to a researcher affected by vibe-immigration-policy, vibe-grant-availability, and vibe-firings, for all of which the unpredictability is a punitive design goal.

Quite literally this is what I’m trying to get at with my resistance to LLM adoption in the current environment. We’re not using it to do hard work, we’re throwing it everywhere in an intentional decision to dumb down more people and funnel resources and control into fewer hands.

Current AI isn’t democratizing anything, it’s just a shinier marketing ploy to get people to abandon skilled professions and leave the bulk of the populace only suitable for McJobs. The benefits of its use are seen by vanishingly few, while its harms felt by distressingly many.

At present, it is a tool designed to improve existing neoliberal policies and wealth pumps by reducing the demand for skilled labor without properly compensating those affected by its use, nor allowing an exit from their walled gardens (because that is literally what all these XaaS AI firms are - walled gardens of pattern matchers masquerading as intelligence).
by jeanpierretrou | 2025-06-02 16:07:38+00:00
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by kelseyfrog | 2025-06-02 16:07:43+00:00
Copyright exists to formulate art[1] as capital.

Let's take a step back and recognize this for what it is - juridification - the replacement of social relations with legally enforced economic relations. It assumes, incorrectly, that everything made by people is subject to exchange. It's not, and for the most part, that's not how artists themselves conceive of art.

The artist community mostly operates on attribution. That is, influences are appropriately stated and attribution is the social currency. Unattributed works violate social norms. The problem is when these social relations are codified as economic relations. It's weird, like when Milton Friedman argued that children owe their parents for raising them[3].

As much as some people believe that this would imply the creation of rights, it misses the point. Freedom to choose does not include freedom from having to choose. The infinite variety of rich human relations are flattened into one dimension - economic. That erases what's most important to the human experience.

1. Insomuch as art is literary, musical, or artistic work

2. https://www.sv.uio.no/arena/english/research/publications/ar...

3. https://periferiaactiva.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/201...
by trollbridge | 2025-06-02 16:07:49+00:00
You can hire a non-union plumber. There isn’t usually much of a price difference. Where I live, you can easily find a non-licenced plumber (called “moonlighting”, usually done by apprentices of licenced plumbers). A lot of people prefer not to since you’re on your own if something goes wrong.

Plumbing requires skill, particularly for difficult jobs, and also requires advanced equipment to do such a job in a reasonable amount of time, such as special cameras to inspect a septic tank or drain line without having to actually cut into it.
by diggan | 2025-06-02 16:08:19+00:00
> I thought Claude still has a problem generating the same output for the same input?

I haven't used Anthropic's models/software in a long time (months, basically forever in AI ecosystem), so don't know exactly how it works now.

But last time I used Claude, you could edit the first message, and then re-generate the assistants next message based on your edit. Most of the LLM interfaces has one or another way of doing this, I can't imagine they got rid of that feature.

What I'm suggesting isn't to use the exact same input (the first message), but rather change it so you remove the chances of something incorrect happening later after that.
by GTM_Vic | 2025-06-02 16:09:04+00:00
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by garbagecoder | 2025-06-02 16:09:05+00:00
I've been trying blackbox.ai in VSCode the last little while. In my very limited experience it either gets it close to right on the first few tries or gets stuck in a kind of testing loop, making more an ornate tests that still miss one critical bug.

It's the first sort of "magic wand" coding AI I've used, where in the past I just would ask questions of ChatGPT or Gemini.
by masonhipp | 2025-06-02 16:10:20+00:00
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by thaumasiotes | 2025-06-02 16:10:22+00:00
> My Kindle has been the single most value-per-dollar device purchase in my life.

I had an old Kindle with a keyboard, which I got with the official jacket-and-booklight accessory.

It was great. One day years later I let it update and it got a lot worse.

I also got a Kindle Oasis. There is no booklight option. You're supposed to use the built-in frontlighting, which is so bad that I never use the device at all.
by jhirshman | 2025-06-02 16:11:22+00:00
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