Show HN: Better Design – 28 Shadcn design systems (OSS, MCP: Cursor/Claude Code)
5 by marvinkr | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hack Nux
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New ask Hacker News story: Codex's precision and attention to detail is *crazy* when set up correctly
Codex's precision and attention to detail is *crazy* when set up correctly
2 by ditchfieldcaleb | 0 comments on Hacker News.
o I'm working on a Tower Defense game with Codex, got my AGENTS md & my CODESTYLE md & six other ALLCAPS md files etc, and am working on some refactoring to keep the codebase clean & file sizes low, right? And then I see this in the ExecPlan for my latest refactor: --- # Observations - Observation: The refactor made the screenshots pixel-identical after the baseline was recaptured correctly. Evidence: sha256sum screenshots/before-implementation-x.png screenshots/after-implementation-x.png reported matching hashes for before/after pairs 1, 2, and 3. --- Which is crazy! I've never told Codex to do an sha compare on before/after screenshots of the app, but I do have instructions in my PLANS.md to take before & after screenshots of the webapp for the game to make sure we avoid frontend regressions (it uses GPT-Image-2 for analysis). So for non-frontend impacting changes, of course nothing should be different between screenshots taken at identical timestamps into the game start. But doing an explicit SHA compare - that's just...not something I would've ever thought of. Wild.
2 by ditchfieldcaleb | 0 comments on Hacker News.
o I'm working on a Tower Defense game with Codex, got my AGENTS md & my CODESTYLE md & six other ALLCAPS md files etc, and am working on some refactoring to keep the codebase clean & file sizes low, right? And then I see this in the ExecPlan for my latest refactor: --- # Observations - Observation: The refactor made the screenshots pixel-identical after the baseline was recaptured correctly. Evidence: sha256sum screenshots/before-implementation-x.png screenshots/after-implementation-x.png reported matching hashes for before/after pairs 1, 2, and 3. --- Which is crazy! I've never told Codex to do an sha compare on before/after screenshots of the app, but I do have instructions in my PLANS.md to take before & after screenshots of the webapp for the game to make sure we avoid frontend regressions (it uses GPT-Image-2 for analysis). So for non-frontend impacting changes, of course nothing should be different between screenshots taken at identical timestamps into the game start. But doing an explicit SHA compare - that's just...not something I would've ever thought of. Wild.
New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Where are you getting your AI news from?
Ask HN: Where are you getting your AI news from?
4 by baetylus | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Besides Hacker News, I'm wondering where people are finding good sources of AI progression and news. Of course I can read arxiv and such, but wondering what folks have going for them!
4 by baetylus | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Besides Hacker News, I'm wondering where people are finding good sources of AI progression and news. Of course I can read arxiv and such, but wondering what folks have going for them!
New ask Hacker News story: Tell HN: The saddest irony of my/our craft
Tell HN: The saddest irony of my/our craft
7 by dakiol | 0 comments on Hacker News.
So I wouldn't mind to lose my job for almost any other reason. Bad market, company pivot, even my own stupid mistakes... fine, thats life. But losing it because of the love I put in my open source projects? C'mon man, that one really pisses me off. I had side projects on weekends just for fun like everyone else, stack overflow answers at 2am for strangers I never gonna meet, and repos nobody paid me for.. Honestly that kinda of culture was the best thing about being a dev and now it became the training set. I hate how openai/google/anthropic/etc scraped it all, learned from it, and now they sell our love back to us as a product. Sure, I get it, it's capitalism, whatever, but I feel like the biggest fool out there. I guess I just have to accept it, put my head down and keep going. There's one thing I dislike most though: the people around here that glorify AI/LLMs. It's just a matter of time until the higher ups normalize reducing even more headcount because of AI, 90% of us will be affected. Not everything is about the technical details people!
7 by dakiol | 0 comments on Hacker News.
So I wouldn't mind to lose my job for almost any other reason. Bad market, company pivot, even my own stupid mistakes... fine, thats life. But losing it because of the love I put in my open source projects? C'mon man, that one really pisses me off. I had side projects on weekends just for fun like everyone else, stack overflow answers at 2am for strangers I never gonna meet, and repos nobody paid me for.. Honestly that kinda of culture was the best thing about being a dev and now it became the training set. I hate how openai/google/anthropic/etc scraped it all, learned from it, and now they sell our love back to us as a product. Sure, I get it, it's capitalism, whatever, but I feel like the biggest fool out there. I guess I just have to accept it, put my head down and keep going. There's one thing I dislike most though: the people around here that glorify AI/LLMs. It's just a matter of time until the higher ups normalize reducing even more headcount because of AI, 90% of us will be affected. Not everything is about the technical details people!