chrisvalleybay

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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Like that you're using CodeMirror! With CodeMirror you can very easily add VIm-support as well [0], which many might enjoy. [0] https://github.com/replit/codemirror-vim
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
I'm building a cross-over between Linear and Obsidian. Think Linear for personal use but with full VIM-support in the editor. Every action in the application can be bound to a key. I still don't have a landing page, but if you are
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Try lazygit. It is truly amazing.
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Well – chatting in there sure was a fun experience! This gave off Google Wave vibes, back when it launched.
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Cursor has for me had the best UX and results until now. Trae's way of adding context is way too annoying. Windsurf has minor UI-issues all over. Options that are extensions in VSCode do not cut it in turn of providing fantastic UI&#x2
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Yes, I can. I am using Cursor extensively and have tried Visual Studio code with Roo, Cline, Copilot, Trae, Windsurf and Cursor. I believe Cursors UX to be vastly superior and I am getting the best results with Cursor + Gemini 2.5 Pro right
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
Actually, I find the Cursor UX to be vastly superior to any of the others. I've tried Visual Studio with Copilot, Roo, Cline, Trae and Windsurf. Nothing gets close to the experience of Cursor right now, IMO.
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by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
I'm creating a keyboard driven list application like Trello. It's going to be the «Obsidian of lists». Everything will be bound to a key in the spirit of VIm :-) I don't have a landing page yet, but if this sounds interesting
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Me too! I still remember /perform, and even more fondly when I figured out how to create dialogs that would then trigger slash commands. NoNameScript was extremely inspiring in that regard. Not to mention the color theme of Brevduva Sc
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I believe we need to practice critical thinking through actual effort. Doing arithmetic by hand and working through problems ourselves builds intuition in ways that shortcuts can't. I'm grateful I grew up without LLMs, as the stru
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Feels like some kind of astroturfing. I found it very sad seeing how many people had interacted with the posts on good faith. How are we going to deal with this kind of engagement farming in our online communities going forward? Do we need
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The Ephemeral Nature of Software in the Age of AI(benhouston3d.com)
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Congratulations on the launch! Just a question; what library are you using for the spreadsheet? Looks great!
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Probably people are excited about the prospect of having this problem be solved so that we can focus more on getting the agents to work rather than all be reimplementing the same data fetchers/parsers etc.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I didn't find any thing on Letta and MCP. Any thoughts on integrating MCP into the platform?
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
This is no simple case of FOMO. I'd rather say that this is a classic case of the Innovators Dilemma. It's their Kodak Moment.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Doesn't work properly with newer versions of MacOS and requires you to disable SIP.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
This was so much fun! Great work! Really brought me back to Quake 3!
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I feel nothing but support for you. May you be happy. May you be healthy. May you be safe. May you live with ease.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I have mostly left social media, but I have not seen the need to delete my accounts yet. For Twitter, I never use the feed but rather bookmark links to one specific account that I read. Facebook I open about twice a month just to see if I h
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I've been playing synths and piano for a while, but I've been struggling to get some solid intuitions about what is going on when I tweak the synths. One thing that really helped on this site, is the «dot» that is bouncing back an
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Three years ago I started consulting as an interim CTO for a company doing sales and marketing on behalf of other B2B SaaS. I had to onboard myself into this domain and it was quite hard as there are many snake oil sales men selling snake o
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Indeed! And it was so much fun when dhouston popped up in the thread :-)
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I found this post (and the one he had posted before it) to be very useful and descriptive. I find it very interesting to attempt to view this through the lens of attachment. Creative! I have been going through a similar breakdown the last 4
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Happy New Year from Oslo! I really appreciate this community; it gives me great peace.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
Thank you for the Putnam; I did not know about it. For anyone else that did not understand this reference; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35015 . Legendary.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
But it isn't a browser, because it only interfaces to one single LLM. You need to have multiple models there (like visiting websites).
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
It is better to leave this up to the «LLM browser», than the LLM. Both because of privacy and portability.
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
There's still one thing missing here: the browser. I do not agree with Gruber's analogy that the LLM is the browser. The interface to the LLM is the browser. We have seen some attempts at creating good browsers for LLM but we do n
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by chrisvalleybay 2y ago
I want to second this. As a CTO I was able to use the themes and concepts to better be able help make decisions within a domain I didn’t know before reading this book.

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