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by alwillis 5mo ago
You can use Language Server Protocol (LSP) in Claude Code; no more regexes [1]. [1]: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/discover-plugins
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> I strongly suspect that the "coming soon" part of this means "after we integrate Google Gemini models into the system…" I don’t think the Google's tech has anything to do with these features. This would had to
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The "coming later this year" language is disappointing to some people, but that's just Apple propriety. Allow me to explain. "Coming later this year" means it's part of a publicly committed release — iOS 27, ma
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In hindsight, ITCSS is so obvious. Makes you wonder why so many people think CSS is difficult.
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This is an excellent resource for using CSS as it was designed to work. It'll give you a different perspective on using CSS [1]. [1]: https://every-layout.dev
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> With CSS names are global. You can limit selectors (not custom properties) to a subtree by using @scope. On the horizon is @function [1] where custom properties can be local to the function. [1]: https://developer.mozilla.or
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> Aren't Cascade Layers [1] a more reliable, native solution Like many new-ish CSS features, adoption is low; around 4-5% from a crawl of 17 million sites [1]. It's been available in all major browsers since 2022. I'm gene
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> This has to be somewhat anti-competitive. I don’t think so. They were available to anyone with the money and Anthropic acted first. I doubt attempting to hurt OpenAI was the primary reason for the acquisition. Maybe it’s different now;
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Most other note taking apps haven’t worked for me… but Tolaria fits like a glove.
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> Obsidian has a number of full time employees who all want to eat and afford rent They have lots of sponsors [1]; you can pay $4/month for sync service or $50 a year, per person for a commercial license. [1]: https://obs
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> Tiddlywiki Love Tiddlywiki. It's amazing the amount of functionality it has, even if you use it in "one html file" mode. Great for making a web garden [1]. [1]: https://nesslabs.com/digital-garden-tiddlyw
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> waffling about moving from Notion to something local/markdown based for a while. Check out Tolaria [1]. Open source, works locally, uses markdown, no-databases. Git client built-in. Even has Notion-style input. [1]: https:/&
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If I wanted to vibe code something like Photoshop, I would start with the source code for version 1.0 [1]. It’s written mostly in very readable Pascal with some 68000 assembly. For those not familiar (or not old as me), Pascal was popular i
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What helps me a lot: if Claude makes a mistake or an incorrect assumption, press # to tell Claude to remember the correct behavior next time. Put your coding guidelines in the ./claude/rules for additional progressive disclosure,
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It's unfortunate Inverted Triangle CSS (ITCSS) isn't more popular. Instead of resisting the cascade, it embraces it and makes it work for the developer. The summary: write your CSS in specificity order [1]: /scss/
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> tailwind frees you from having to spend excessive time building abstractions of styles/classes that will invariably change. Abstractions like a hero image, a menu, a headline? Sure, it's easy to overthink things but most of t
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The Apple macOS Security Update Review (3 macOS Versions; 82 Unique CVEs)(thezdi.com)
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They can’t disclose the technical details yet. They did say a detailed write up is coming.
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> Nicholas Carlini, for example, whose name is on many of the recent high-profile Mythos findings is not just some random dude with a Claude sub on his credit card .... he's an experienced security researcher. I don’t think Mythos i
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> LLM generated documentation has so low level of information density, that it’s useless. Yes, it writes nice sentences… or even writes. But it contains so much noise that currently, reading code is a better documentation than what I’ve
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> I'm hearing anecdotes from all over about devs pushing LLM-generated code changes into production without retaining any knowledge of what it is they're pushing. The changes compound, their understanding of the codebase dimini
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> Also, because third party app developers largely align with Apple's philosophy, less and less 3rd party software even works on my computers anymore. I think it's more about 3rd party app developers attempting to improve their
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> My personal conclusion can however not end up with anything else than that the big hype around this model so far was primarily marketing. I think the results say more about the great job the curl team has done maintaining their codebas
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Six figure salaries and stock options?
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That’s mostly because it’s an Electron app. It would be a fraction of that if it were a native app on macOS or Windows.
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>> It was about x64 being unable to keep up - independent of Intel’s fab capabilities, which have improved lately. > But the big reason x64 couldn't keep up was that Intel's fab capabilities were horrible. Intel got stuck
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> An LLM or agent isn’t just going to wake up and suddenly decide it wants to perform a certain action or task without prior instructions. But that's what the agent that deleted a company's production database [1] did. Obviousl
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by alwillis 5mo ago
People are waisting tokens by using Opus for everything. Using Advisor [1], you can use Sonnet most of time; Sonnet can handoff work it can't handle to Opus. When Opus is done, you automatically go back to Sonnet. [1]: https:/&#x
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Apple Notes can export to markdown now.
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Bear just got a cli, MCP support and a Claude connector [1]. [1]: https://blog.bear.app/2026/04/bear-2-8-bearcli-claude-connec...

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