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I would likely pursue a career in occupational therapy or speech-language pathology. I would love to do work that directly benefits the lives of others and to spend more time interacting with people from all walks.","time":1766420158,"title":"Ask HN: What would you do if you didn't work in tech?","type":"story"}],[45732366,{"by":"King_Talks","descendants":3,"id":45732366,"kids":[45732367,45732811,45732521],"score":1,"time":1761656793,"title":"What if you could build and sell AI Agents like apps?","type":"story","url":"https://monetizeai.io/"}],[45695979,{"by":"johnjwang","descendants":282,"id":45695979,"kids":[45709378,45706750,45706790,45714116,45707102,45714910,45706875,45711118,45712784,45712556,45706814,45712328,45709290,45712543,45709656,45710690,45706732,45706752,45707204,45707271,45706704,45709648,45707319,45713815,45712759,45715646,45706741,45711500,45709358,45715506,45713314,45712973,45714532,45712741,45706822,45707031,45710075,45710042,45711129,45711165,45706916,45707172,45707136,45706763,45712700,45709427,45709299,45709261,45711053,45712558,45711825,45714920,45709418,45709300,45707241,45709768,45706903,45708435,45707189,45711854,45707061,45712977,45710911,45714444,45709406,45844603,45844610,45713126,45711388,45710682,45710748,45711541,45715503],"score":308,"time":1761321833,"title":"Why I code as a CTO","type":"story","url":"https://www.assembled.com/blog/why-i-code-as-a-cto"}],[44726672,{"by":"dkamm","descendants":33,"id":44726672,"kids":[44726938,44730033,44727570,44727310,44731303,44726892,44727428,44726992,44734703,44729184,44730209,44727237,44728294,44728123,44732475,44730252,44728769,44727633],"score":94,"text":"A little idea I got from playing with AI SWE Agents. Can AI help make sure we understand the code that our AIs write?

PR Quiz uses AI to generate a quiz from a pull request and blocks you from merging until the quiz is passed. You can configure various options like the LLM model to use, max number of attempts to pass the quiz or min diff size to generate a quiz for. I found that the reasoning models, while more expensive, generated better questions from my limited testing.

Privacy: This GitHub Action runs a local webserver and uses ngrok to serve the quiz through a temporary url. Your code is only sent to the model provider (OpenAI).","time":1753813211,"title":"Show HN: A GitHub Action that quizzes you on a pull request","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/dkamm/pr-quiz"}],[41991291,{"by":"S0y","descendants":990,"id":41991291,"kids":[41991323,42002212,41992028,42000521,42003871,42007019,42000174,41999953,41991568,41999702,41999698,42003983,41992024,41999782,42002036,42002335,42001551,41991337,42000565,42006923,42002820,41999869,42008609,42004712,42001225,42004421,41999634,42004454,41992468,42001320,42001694,42001703,42005686,42000637,42000055,42005555,42000248,42020669,42043146,42003153,42001685,42003072,42006275,42000717,42000810,42008752,42000746,42007550,42002118,42000993,42000421,42001233,42000769,42001328,42001475,42002750,42007659,42006144,42007011,42004790,42008786,42004466,42001066,42002228,42000569,42000050,42001262,42001789,41991689,42001036,42000523,41991557,42003741,42001751,42004002,42001428,42005939,42004428,42004444,41996990,42000418,41992027,42001062,42000724,42005373,42006028,42007492,42013730,42007673,42004718,42009445,42005286,42009401,42009266,41999956,42002156,42002246,42004096,42034942,41999725,42000561,42004602,42004693,42002880,41991563,41999917,42001070,42001945,42004691,42013808,42009942,42002183,42002239,42002611,42004912,42019203,42000615,42002911,41999673,41991434,42000975,42020301,42006746,42006219,42014575,42006318,42008380,42002767,42005292,42002715,42008560,42006738,42007636,42002591,41999727,42008273,42010135,42003266,42007688,42005993,42006299,42004095,42002132,42005526,42003971,42002601,41992182,41991347,41991375,41991499,41991357,41991381,41991392,41991402,41991741,41991501,41991452,41991468,41991436,42006057,41991356,41991351,41993294,42001542,42007799,41991570,41991981],"score":608,"time":1730254182,"title":"Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI","type":"story","url":"https://www.businessinsider.com/google-earnings-q3-2024-new-code-created-by-ai-2024-10"}],[41952779,{"by":"dim0x69","descendants":56,"id":41952779,"kids":[41954165,41954908,41966740,41954674,41954536,41956547,41954907,41973005,41956653,41956802,41953443,41956378,41955390,41953144,41956778,41955037,41953177,41954900,41953918,41953159,41952780,41953246],"score":127,"text":"Hey HN! I recently came across makedown here on HN and loved the concept. Wanting to learn Go, I thought this could be a great starter project - so I started working on my own Go implementation, which I’m calling mdx (https://github.com/dim0x69/mdx).

Key Features:

- Define dependencies between commands

- Supports shebangs

- Ability to pass arguments to code blocks

Would love feedback and thoughts!

Ref. makedown: https://github.com/tzador/makedown. Thanks for the idea! :)","time":1729920860,"title":"Show HN: Mdx – Execute your Markdown code blocks, now in Go","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/dim0x69/mdx"}],[34486848,{"by":"WhackyIdeas","descendants":319,"id":34486848,"kids":[34487327,34488918,34490254,34487431,34488783,34487887,34487339,34488012,34487265,34487446,34488064,34487556,34489984,34487645,34488084,34488731,34496766,34487213,34487784,34487589,34489122,34491944,34488248,34502185,34488135,34494644,34489645,34487463,34487424,34497867,34488181,34488619,34490678,34489136,34487117,34487246,34488571,34580962,34487458,34488707,34487524,34487184,34487394,34488748,34489858,34487437,34487943,34487637,34497178,34487226,34492789,34488842,34489272,34501759,34507686,34489327,34488343,34489426,34487308,34489239,34488926,34487448,34490164,34488363,34487797,34487411,34490291,34487799,34493822,34491592,34487299,34487856,34487336,34487842,34491743,34488311,34489370,34513714,34488317,34487438,34488082,34489016,34487259,34487919,34488306,34495211,34488104,34495385,34488253,34497595,34487934,34488662,34489440,34489417,34494658,34489672,34487837,34493279,34489049,34489557,34487421,34487897,34487942,34515204,34520280,34492400,34489355,34503413,34488482,34487304,34489775,34488436,34495766,34493923,34503797,34489799,34489850,34488180,34488685,34487539,34488502,34487955,34512799,34487361,34495475,34489198,34487685,34489977,34489214,34488550,34495939,34496987,34495481,34496827,34488788,34487416,34487415,34487320,34488618,34487744,34493856,34501751,34501747,34501737,34493215,34487549,34491508,34490839,34487425,34487504],"score":342,"text":"I love HN. I check it out basically for hours every day, for the past 5 years or so.

But, HN is utter hell too… it’s worse than my addiction to The Guardian.

I see so many topics I’m interested in, so many cool projects, so I bookmark them. Then I see more and bookmark them too. There’s a never ending number of things I bookmark.

But the constant reality is that I will never ever be able to do all the things in my brain. It’s a severely frustrating and depressing fact I feel faced with every day. A world of highs and disappointment.

But I’m totally addicted because there’s just so much new.

Anyone else with ADHD feel this way or have a healthier outlook about HN?","time":1674464784,"title":"Ask HN: How do ADHD people cope on here?","type":"story"}],[8539675,{"by":"connoratherton","descendants":50,"id":8539675,"kids":[8540262,8539825,8540197,8539830,8540938,8541249,8539937,8540432,8542909,8539767,8539867,8540057,8540666,8540151,8540130,8539890,8539895,8539779,8539781,8539827,8540068,8539811,8542393,8540082,8540161,8539823,8542633],"score":351,"text":"","time":1414773465,"title":"Walkway.js","type":"story","url":"http://www.connoratherton.com/walkway"}],[7948953,{"by":"watson","descendants":111,"id":7948953,"kids":[7949331,7949107,7949078,7949149,7950624,7949110,7949100,7949532,7951252,7949082,7949962,7950130,7950728,7949954,7951022,7949152,7949534,7950035,7950534,7949245],"score":271,"time":1403779937,"title":"Merge Pull Request Considered Harmful","type":"story","url":"http://blog.spreedly.com/2014/06/24/merge-pull-request-considered-harmful/"}],[7898391,{"by":"kentwistle","descendants":28,"id":7898391,"kids":[7898477,7898396,7898886,7899184,7900078,7898491,7900345,7898778],"score":57,"time":1402917983,"title":"Obtain a GitHub user's public keys","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/jimweirich.keys"}],[7665573,{"by":"swwu","descendants":16,"id":7665573,"kids":[7666167,7666172,7665816,7665985,7665626],"score":55,"text":"","time":1398757991,"title":"A Startup's Guide to Time Hacking","type":"story","url":"http://info.predictiveedge.com/a-startups-guide-to-time-hacking"}],[7195871,{"by":"galapago","descendants":10,"id":7195871,"kids":[7196008,7196092,7196662,7196144],"score":39,"time":1391774562,"title":"Jazzpunk: An adventure comedy game","type":"story","url":"http://jazzpunk.net/"}],[6861303,{"deleted":true,"id":6861303,"kids":[6861317],"time":1386341645,"type":"story"}],[6524385,{"by":"apetresc","descendants":319,"id":6524385,"kids":[6524616,6524767,6524608,6524684,6524503,6524595,6524849,6525780,6524687,6526585,6525699,6524577,6524527,6524791,6524540,6525648,6524644,6524694,6526625,6526527,6526054,6524998,6524588,6524711,6527027,6526530,6525537,6526164,6526374,6527530,6526397,6524781,6524896,6530379,6530730,6528948,6524621,6524418],"score":156,"time":1381358295,"title":"If Java Is Dying, It Sure Looks Awfully Healthy","type":"story","url":"http://www.drdobbs.com/jvm/if-java-is-dying-it-sure-looks-awfully-h/240162390/"}],[6427308,{"by":"flippyhead","descendants":29,"id":6427308,"kids":[6427726,6428634,6427644,6428124,6428476,6429131,6428294,6428942,6429641,6429339,6427736,6428893,6427703,6428066,6428459,6428201,6427864,6428667,6428035],"score":68,"time":1379872550,"title":"Avatars.io ","type":"story","url":"http://avatars.io/"}],[6392545,{"by":"JanLaussmann","descendants":73,"id":6392545,"kids":[6392891,6392770,6392696,6393687,6393215,6392822,6392897,6396626,6394316],"score":151,"time":1379328226,"title":"Golang Object Oriented Design","type":"story","url":"http://nathany.com/good/"}]]

1.	Consulting Advice I Gave Myself(shey.ca) 1 points by drunken_thor 4 years ago \| 1 comment
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