AI makes you boring(marginalia.nu)
548 points by speckx | 306 comments
A Marginalia weblog post arguing that vibe-coded, AI-aided Show HN projects tend to be boring because their authors have spent little time thinking about the problem.
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Marginalia: 3 Years(marginalia.nu)
240 points by latexr | 41 comments
Feynman's Garden(marginalia.nu)
106 points by EvgeniyZh | 46 comments
LinkedIn Fanfiction(marginalia.nu)
33 points by marginalia_nu | 4 comments
A Hobby Coding Biography(marginalia.nu)
57 points by asicsp | 7 comments
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