amortka

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   Show HN: I'd never touched Swift. Built a Mac app in 4 weeks(notchie.app)

   4 points by amortka 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by amortka 9mo ago

   I’d be more convinced if the project explicitly scoped itself as “best possible frontend + governance model” first, and treated a custom index as an aspirational, separate phase.
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   by amortka 9mo ago

   The real bottleneck isn’t human review per se, it’s unstructured review. Parallel agents only make sense if each worktree has a tight contract: scoped task, invariant tests, and a diff small enough to audit quickly. Without that, you’re jus
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   by amortka 9mo ago

   The underrated trick here is separating “signal” from “status game.” Even hostile reviews often contain one actionable invariant (“this workflow is brittle”, “pricing feels dishonest”), and the rest is just the reviewer performing for an au
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   by amortka 9mo ago

   There’s a third axis here besides “process vs result”: feedback loop latency. Hand-coding keeps the loop tight (think → type → run → learn), which is where a lot of the craft/joy lives. LLMs can either compress that loop (generate boil
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   by amortka 2y ago

   well explained, good read.