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by beshrkayali 7mo ago
IMO the raw Claude CLI is great for one-off interactive sessions, but as soon as you want repeatable multi-step workflows you’re either copy-pasting prompts forever or hacking your own solution manually. That’s exactly the gap these tools f
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Show HN: Ossature – Spec-driven code generation with LLMs(ossature.dev)
4 points by beshrkayali 7mo ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 9mo ago
Writing Swift is really fun! Last year I built a game and a macOS app (now working on another app) to get some proper hands on experience and I was very impressed. Wrote about it here[1]. I'd love for the experience outside of Xcode to
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When interfaces decide how we think [video](youtube.com)
4 points by beshrkayali 9mo ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 10mo ago
https://corefeed.app I'm working on an iOS app called Corefeed, a feed reader that mixes articles, podcasts, and YouTube channels into one timeline. The initial idea was a feed reader where entries are not just sorted chron
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The Curious Case of Zoomable User Interfaces and AI [video](youtube.com)
1 points by beshrkayali 1y ago|0 comments
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Reducing binary size of (Rust) programs with debuginfo(kobzol.github.io)
2 points by beshrkayali 1y ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
Thanks! I wasn't aware of rcmd, seems interesting! > Will future updates cost? Nope! Once you buy it, all future updates are included. I plan to keep maintaining it with bug fixes and small improvements based on user feedback, but m
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Show HN: I built a grouped app switcher for macOS(apps.apple.com)
2 points by beshrkayali 1y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: GroupTab – grouped app switcher for macOS (TestFlight)(testflight.apple.com)
2 points by beshrkayali 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Sudecku – A Deck-Building Sudoku (For iOS)
4 points by beshrkayali 1y ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
It's not an easy task, and when there's already lots of established practices, habits, and opinions, it becomes even more difficult to get around the various pain points. There's been many attempts: pip (the standard) is slow
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
You're missing the point. Some slice of the market ignoring quality doesn't make it unimportant. Those companies get burned by tech debt and security holes all the time. Brushing off quality and security as pointless is shortsight
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
Quality, security, and code that doesn't fall apart later matter. I don't want AI slop children books to be a thing. I hear you on AI making it easier for people to build stuff, but calling valid concerns "gatekeeping"
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
The main problem Firefox has really is Mozilla. And Orion is neat but too immature and the direction Kagi is taking in general seems to be moving further away from a indie company with a single purpose. I hope they manage to steer themselve
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
You've got a little typo, it's not "رجمة", it's "ترجمة" that means translation, the ت at the beginning is missing.
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by beshrkayali 1y ago
I think the author is overselling the benefits of communities a bit. Sure, groups can boost motivation through approval-seeking and availability bias, but they can also trap you in groupthink or misaligned priorities. I’d say the Brawl Star
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
It’s a bit more than just supporting additional formats. KOReader for example is a highly customizable (and mature) reader that’s hard to beat. Plenty of plugins exist also. In particular, one nice thing about the Calibre plugin is wireless
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Download and Transfer for Kindle EBooks Going Away on February 26(blog.the-ebook-reader.com)
2 points by beshrkayali 2y ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
> The thing that's crazy is that if I followed the 2 "best practices" of verifying the phone number + getting them to send an email to you from a legit domain, I would have been compromised. The best practice I live by is
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
I really think Matt is suffering from some sort of a mental breakdown. It’s a sad situation and there’s a lot to learn about open source projects with a huge user base and where the bottle necks exist. But I think people who know or are clo
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
I have to give you props for not requiring me to sign up, I’ve seen many ShowHN posts lately that require me to unnecessarily create an account which always prompts me to close the tab immediately.
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Scholars Protest Flawed Eval of Polish Institute of Philosophy and Sociology(dailynous.com)
1 points by beshrkayali 2y ago|0 comments
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
I use Firefox on both iOS and desktop. A few days ago, I was surprised to find two new shortcuts on my new tab page in Firefox on my phone (to Expedia and adidas). My first thought was that I must have accidentally visited a website or down
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
There's definitely something very interesting here. Keeping the user in their editor for code reviews is pretty nice indeed, but I think that with larger projects and bigger changes, it's going to be way more difficult to skim thr
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
This looks very useful to get started prototyping a few project ideas I have! Seems like Amazon link is US only though? Are you planning on selling in EU anytime soon?
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
Can still be beat with SponsorBlock I suppose, but someone will have to submit the segments to skip first.
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
Hey, looks great! How do you keep testing to ensure your API integrations are working or if any of those 2100+ services changes something?
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
> We’ve also seen nonsensical new searches, seemingly aimed at producing erroneous results. Is this the first time they release something? Of course people are going to try to break it.
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by beshrkayali 2y ago
I’ve learned to discard those as being either totally fake and made up (the excuse would be something like we used a template to get started quickly and forgot to change the logos), or that someone (probably an intern) signed up to the serv

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