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by dchuk 6mo ago
It's one of those sites where they don't really like to be advertised, but if you really like *seasons* that are just *4* *u*, try adding a .com
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by dchuk 6mo ago
I’ve used something similar a bit and it worked very well: https://github.com/pproenca/agent-tui
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by dchuk 6mo ago
Very cool. I’ve used a paid service for years now that gets me all sorts of sports and channels very reliably, I would assume they’re doing something similar to make this work. Might try this though with my home server setup. Think it could
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by dchuk 6mo ago
I’ll ignore the tone here and solely reply to the feedback (go take a nice walk or something, no need to be so fired up, it’s just the internet): - noted on the readability call out. Was trying to keep things minimal, similar to HN itself,
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by dchuk 6mo ago
Very clean site, well done. I’ve built something similar, but it also has an algorithmic front page option as well based on the “standard” algorithm from Reddit/HN: https://engineered.at I also have it wired up to gpt nano
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by dchuk 6mo ago
It’s basically another party that is used as infrastructure by the company you’re using the services of, who has access to your data, but that sub processor doesn’t need to extend its terms down into the eula. So like if you host databases
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by dchuk 7mo ago
I’ve been iterating on nights and weekends on a hackers news like website that sources all content from engineering blogs (both personal and company blogs). I have about 600 of the total 3k rss feeds I’ve collected over time loaded up, just
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by dchuk 8mo ago
If you’re able to articulate the issues this clearly, it would take like an hour to “vibe code” away all of these issues. That’s the actual superpower we all have now. If you know what good software looks like, you can rough something out s
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by dchuk 8mo ago
curious if the 1m context window will be default available in claude code. if so, that's a pretty big deal: "Sonnet 4.6’s 1M token context window is enough to hold entire codebases, lengthy contracts, or dozens of research papers
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by dchuk 8mo ago
Looks like a good architecture. I feel like this needs a complimentary mobile app instead of relying on a chat system like telegram, so you can both plain text interact but also do more advanced stuff like see the backlog of tasks, see the
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by dchuk 8mo ago
This works very well for automated testing from Claude code: https://github.com/pproenca/agent-tui
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by dchuk 8mo ago
Yeah my thought was to eventually cover Ink, ratatui, charm (and bubbletea /lipgloss), and opentui It’s pretty simple to do this now with the frameworks you can use to spec work and execute on it with Claude code. I’ll keep chipping aw
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by dchuk 8mo ago
Pretty cool (and the linked in the comments monodraw I’m buying today it looks great too). I’ve actually been tinkering with a web app (as a test bed for various spec driven dev frameworks with Claude code) a wireframing tool for TUI apps.
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by dchuk 8mo ago
This is generally true only of them going to market with new (to them) physical form factors. They aren’t generally regarded as the best in terms of software innovation (though I think most agree they make very beautiful software)
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by dchuk 8mo ago
*we’re Sorry, had to do it for the irony
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by dchuk 9mo ago
I prefer 1 hour/1 day/etc but yes, this is the only method that I’ve found to work. Be very clear what result you’re trying to produce, spec out the idea in detail, break down the spec into logical steps, use orders of magnitude t
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by dchuk 9mo ago
Given they heavily used LLMs for this optimization, makes you wonder why they didn’t use them to just port the C library to rust entirely. I think the volume of library ports to more languages/the most performant languages is going to
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by dchuk 9mo ago
I’m very bought in to the idea that raw coding is now a solved problem with the current models and agentic harnesses. Let alone what’s coming in the near term. That being said, I think we’re in a weird phase right now where people’s obvious
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by dchuk 9mo ago
I’ve been using Agent OS ( https://buildermethods.com/agent-os ) with Claude code’s $100 plan and it is pretty darn great. I usually ideate with Claude and ChatGPT back and forth on an idea to get to a prd for the whole produ
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by dchuk 10mo ago
That’s a rough diluted exit I would imagine
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by dchuk 11mo ago
A lot of “traditional” industries still run on TUIs/even as400 systems, such as freight/trucking companies, banking, medical, travel (saber, etc). And many companies in those spaces who appear to have migrated away from those syst
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by dchuk 1y ago
I feel like a useful tool someone should build now that LLMs are so capable, is some sort of automated walk through of a pull request, where it steps a reviewer through initially the overview and they why of the changes, then step by step t
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by dchuk 1y ago
I’ll update this comment in the morning when I’m not tired and I actually have something on GitHub, but I’ve been vibe coding a rails engine (don’t worry, I know how to build things in rails, I’m just time poor with a job and kids) that is
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by dchuk 1y ago
So how will this/will this be in place at all on an android device that is using AOSP without any of the play services?
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by dchuk 1y ago
Would this work with Ruby on Rails apps that use erb templates? Or does it have to work with JavaScript frameworks on the front end?
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by dchuk 1y ago
In reading the docs, it doesn't look like the MCP server supports the Ask Sourcebot capability. Is that correct or am I missing something in the docs? Is that planned to be added?
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by dchuk 1y ago
I’ll admit this looks comprehensive, but man oh man does this seem complicated and over doing it
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by dchuk 1y ago
Your build guide link is a 404
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by dchuk 1y ago
That’s the exact point?
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by dchuk 1y ago
Well done site. One important nit pick: never use charts that don’t start from 0 on the y axis. I was looking at a stock that had a yoy growth rate reduction of 6% (from 39 to 33 for each respective yoy period), and the chart showed an aggr

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