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by cyral 11mo ago
Great comment. I'll add that despite being a bit less powerful, the Composer 1 model in Cursor is also extremely fast - to the point where things that Claude would take 10+ minutes of tool calls now takes 30 seconds. That's the di
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by cyral 11mo ago
The denial/cope here is insane
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by cyral 11mo ago
Had to scroll way too far to find a comment like this. Unfortunately HN famously doesn’t understand what the average consumer wants. The Dropbox comment comes to mind.
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by cyral 11mo ago
You can select the conversation style as shown in one of the images
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by cyral 11mo ago
Typing "348555896224571969" into your browser's dev console will also return 348555896224571970
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by cyral 11mo ago
This is the source for the web version of the app store
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by cyral 11mo ago
I think it's the amount of embedded videos. I appreciate them because it really illustrates what each feature is, but they lag the page. If I recall this can be solved with animated webp images which are more lightweight than full on &
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by cyral 1y ago
If they didn't have this warning you'd see comments on how irresponsible they are being
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by cyral 1y ago
This being the top comment really shows you cannot take HN advice seriously.
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by cyral 1y ago
If the flight is delayed by 3 hours, you will get a refund if you cancel. This is great if the delay is long and there is a flight on a competing airline that would let you get out sooner.
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by cyral 1y ago
The homepage has a list of what they are selling right under the header text
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by cyral 1y ago
You can set email notifications (or any app) to deliver quietly. I made this change years ago for email and some social apps. You can go through the notifications when you check your phone but aren't distracted with it vibrating on eve
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by cyral 1y ago
Right, I was hoping not to use them at a previous company that used AWS. One day we got hit by a DDOS (trying to get us to pay to stop it). Even with AWS WAF costing $0.60 per million requests, we ended up paying around $10k in WAF rules to
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by cyral 1y ago
I've noticed this too. Why does amazon have aboutamazon.com and Google have developers.googleblog.com? They literally have their own .google TLD but still choose this weird domain. Same with local governments. They love something reall
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by cyral 1y ago
This particular one gives the opposite meaning to anyone unfamiliar with the term
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by cyral 1y ago
This always results in a ton of hacky JS to detect how the element should reposition itself if it overflows the screen (depending on the content and screen size)
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by cyral 1y ago
I haven't tried Claude Code yet, but I extensively use Cursor and find it can do similar work (which makes sense). I think it's good you led with the length prompt/spec, which will maybe help the "AI can't do ____&q
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by cyral 1y ago
Opus is too expensive and I find it goes way off the rails often (just writing way way too much. Maybe that could be controlled with a better prompt on my end). Sonnet gives me more realistic code that isn't too overengineered.
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by cyral 1y ago
I don't either but unfortunately Cursor is better than all the other plugins for IDEs like JetBrains. I just tab over to cursor and prompt it, then edit the code in my IDE of choice.
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by cyral 1y ago
I use one of these for two 4k monitors, sound, ethernet, mouse, webcam, AND charging. It's amazing having one cable to plug in when I work from my desk. Unfortunately requires one of those $400 docks though.
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by cyral 1y ago
> If you go through customs as a US citizen, you don't even need to hand over your passport: they just scan your face now. It's always amazed me how well this works when they are scanning you with the same 2015-era cheap logite
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by cyral 1y ago
As someone who ran an iOS app for years - Very little users know this is in the settings app (there are thousands of other settings that are two steps away, how many can you name?). How many people have ever clicked on their name in the set
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by cyral 1y ago
Well, the "one click" cancel is hidden deep in the settings app - and when customers contact us asking to cancel, they don't like to hear that we cannot cancel or refund them from our end. (Apple doesn't even provide a w
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by cyral 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37903489
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by cyral 1y ago
Webview apps are limited to 60fps so they feel sluggish on iOS. Running them in safari with the 120fps dev option enabled they can feel like native, but then feel laggy when bundled into their own app.
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by cyral 1y ago
I've looked at a bunch of the popular JS libraries I depend on and they are all the same story, hundreds of open PRs. I think it's just difficult to review work from random people who may not be implementing changes the right way
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by cyral 1y ago
This sounds kinda like what they did when they were forced to allow outside payments in the US. It could only be one link, with a big scary warning, and a 27% cut. They "comply" with the ruling by making another alternative deal t
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by cyral 1y ago
How would this ever work at scale? These attacks come from thousands of compromised devices usually. e.g. Someone's smart fridge with 5 year old firmware gets exploited
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by cyral 1y ago
I also noticed lots of dubious companies selling hot tub/pool chemicals. I assume there is a more stringent approval process for this as legitimate companies sell them, but knockoffs use accents like "Chlóriñē" to get around
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by cyral 1y ago
This might be due to the system prompt and the training that it is supposed to be "a helpful agent". If you tell it not to ask clarifying questions, you get something more like "I do not understand your input". Tell it t

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