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by divan 1y ago
I just want it to be able to read/edit text files. Coding agents can edit code, but for writing we're limited to copy-pasting dance. I use projects for research purposes for articles/scripts/etc, and I would love to use
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by divan 1y ago
Flutter is amazing exactly because it was a response to the problem of creating modern cross-platform apps for the modern zoo of hardware. The text typesetting engine from the 80s is clearly not a good foundation for it. It's probably
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by divan 1y ago
Related https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode
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by divan 1y ago
I was searching recommendations at r/BuyItForLife the other day and saw a pattern of used-to-be-known-for-quality manufacturers scaled up and moved production abroad, which resulted in drop in quality.
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by divan 1y ago
> I'd wander into my office, check what Claude had built, test it real quick. If it worked, great! Commit and push. Do people read the code? Or just test if it work and push? To me, code is like a map that has to be clear enough so
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by divan 1y ago
As I understand, Canvas belongs to the chat and no to the project. If there was a way to link Canvas/artifact to the project - that would do the trick.
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by divan 1y ago
And I'm still waiting for the simple feature – the ability to edit documents in projects. I use projects for working on different documents - articles, research, scripts, etc. And would absolutely love to write it paragraph after parag
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by divan 1y ago
It's well studied topic in psychology of motivation. In the main theory of human motivation, Self-Determination Theory (SDT), it's one of the three main predictors of motivation change. It's called "relatedness" – t
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by divan 1y ago
Bad explanation from my side. As generic headphones/mic they are perfect for chatting with ChatGPT in voice mode (that's how I use it most of the time, in fact). As comment above explained, they have their own "Hey Meta,&quot
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by divan 1y ago
You just put them into the case, similar how it is with Airpods.
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by divan 1y ago
Weird take: my biggest annoyance with Meta glasses after 1+ year of almost daily usage is that there is no way to switch from Meta AI to any other voice AI.
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by divan 1y ago
They become liquid and transparent
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by divan 1y ago
I had same experience with Windsurf since December. Their slogan was "Experience a true flow state" and I though it was spot on. These days, with explision of options and alternatives and visible augmentation of their skills (task
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by divan 1y ago
https://legiblenews.com
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by divan 1y ago
In my experience, two things makes a big difference for AI agents: quality of code (naming and structure mostly) and AI-friendly documentation and tasks planning. For example, in some repos I have legacy naming that evolved after some refac
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by divan 1y ago
It's funny, but originally I had written a codegenerator that just reads protobuf and generates/modifies code in other parts. It's been ok experience until you hit another corner case (especially in UI part) and need to spend
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by divan 1y ago
It's a monorepo with backend/frontend/database migrations/protobufs. Could you suggest how exactly should I refactor it so I don't need to make changes in all these parts of the codebase?
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by divan 1y ago
On one codebase I work with, there are often tasks that involve changing multiple files in a relatively predictable way. Like there is little creativity/challenge, but a lot of typing in multiple parts/files. Tasks like these used
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by divan 1y ago
I think Apple is well aware that this Liquid Glass design is harder to read and it's intentional. They want to train/prepare users for upcoming lighter AR glasses UI experience, where everything will be superimposed over "rea
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Ask HN: Does Apple's Liquid Glass hint to upcoming AR glasses?
3 points by divan 1y ago|4 comments
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by divan 1y ago
I just click "favourite" on good comments for quick access later
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by divan 1y ago
https://typst.app/docs/reference/html/
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by divan 1y ago
Anyone has any idea what did he even mean by declaring Flutter "declined"?
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by divan 1y ago
How exactly is it a problem for the typical desktop app?
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by divan 1y ago
It's sad to witness how much suffering developers are ready to endure (and make their users suffer) just not to part ways with HTML/CSS/JS stack. The stack that was never designed properly, let alone for modern UI apps. Flutt
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by divan 1y ago
WAT [1] [1] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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Ask HN: Why ChatGPT/Claude can't update projects?
1 points by divan 1y ago|1 comments
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by divan 1y ago
"Tell me you read only comments on HN without telling me you read only comments on HN" )
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by divan 1y ago
I wish it was a skill easy to learn but it's not.
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by divan 1y ago
I work in Quest 3 regularly and in a "normal" weather I like to work outside (in a safe environment aka backyard). It's just nice to have fresh air. But once I decided to work and sunbath on the balcony of the hotel in the Sw

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