afzalive

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by afzalive 5mo ago
For what?
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by afzalive 5mo ago
For 9.7 million, I would spend a considerable amount of time trying to recover that.
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by afzalive 5mo ago
> keyboard/shortcut situation is absolutely cursed. Not different...actually cursed You know, you can change almost any shortcut you want with Karabiner (app). You don't even need to memorize them. When I first switched to Mac
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by afzalive 5mo ago
Building a tool to help review changes made by AI agents in response to PR review comments. The key functionality is to be able to easily see the changes made for each comment, rather than each file.
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by afzalive 6mo ago
Only if never find opportunities to simplify the code it's writing and you don't review the code at all. > no matter what direction you take, you'll get high quality code This is not the case today. You get medium-quality,
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by afzalive 6mo ago
I like the idea of tying the products to the companies but just make two categories: Indie (default) and Big companies.
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by afzalive 6mo ago
As someone who's switched from mobile to web dev professionally for the last 6 months now. If you care about code quality, you'll develop that neural connection after some time. But if you don't and there's no PR process
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by afzalive 7mo ago
This is interesting. I've been using a system-wide Obsidian vault that all my agents use for stuff that's platform-specific instead of project specific (think common Android/Samsung-related or ANR fixes). So far, it hasn&#x27
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by afzalive 7mo ago
I think this part can be improved. When it knows it's blocked by sandbox, it shouldn't try to circumvent it. I've had it download programs when it's blocked from using something and it's super annoying. Almost like
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by afzalive 7mo ago
Someone tried this earlier this year but they ended up going with bubblewrap (what Anthropic uses for the sandbox). Here's the blog if you're interested. https://patrickmccanna.net/a-better-way-to-limit-claude-code
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by afzalive 1y ago
An old Xeon then.
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by afzalive 1y ago
Android already provides the "proxy" system. You never need a permission to ask the camera app to launch and pass back the photo to your app. It's only because people want to control the camera UI. It's slowly getting be
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by afzalive 1y ago
You're not providing a one-time access to the photo in this case, you're providing perpetual access to the uri. If it loses access, it won't be able to display the media from your local storage. And of course, you wouldn&#x27