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   by divan 1y ago

   I'm glad Flutter is not changing design to support this M3Expressive [1] right off the bat. One of the biggest problems with Flutter for me is just a lack of alternative design systems (compared with web frameworks) or the ability to e
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   by divan 1y ago

   It's obviously something about paper size A5.
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   by divan 1y ago

   Is it the same lines of RooCode task orchestrator [1] or claude-task-master[2] ? [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPTCoding/comments/1k8641f/roo_... [2] https://github.com/eyaltoledano&#x
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   by divan 1y ago

   AI Agent should be treated like a human developer. If you bring a new human developer to your codebase and give them a task it will take a lot of time to read and understand the codebase before making proper solution. If you want to use AI
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   by divan 1y ago

   Thanks for the link and explainer. My first experience with Claude Code left mixed feelings because of the pricing. I have Pro subscription, but for Claude Code can only use API mode. So I added 5$ just to check it, and exhausted 4.5$ in th
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   by divan 1y ago

   I use voice mode of ChatGPT almost exclusively using RayBan metaglasses(especially when outside / cyciling).
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   by divan 1y ago

   Convention-wise Go is even better. On the one hand, there is zero magic in error handling ("Errors are values" and interface type 'error' is nothing special), on the other hand it's kind of a convention (slightly en
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   by divan 1y ago

   I can understand that, and it's great if it fits your needs. It's annoying when apps that just have to do one thing and do it well instead are focusing on hype features. My recent rant is about Warp terminal that has a "diffe
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   by divan 1y ago

   Meanwhile I'm checking Helix editor every 6 month to see if authors became any less hostile to the idea of thinking about considering of starting thinking about potentially adding copilot support. https://github.com/hel
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    by divan 1y ago

    The book I still have open is actually by Sidney Dekker - "Restorative Just Culture in Practice: Implementation and Evaluation". A quote: > In 1066, with the Norman invasion of England, William the Conqueror and his successors
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    by divan 1y ago

    This, and I think it gets deeper. I started reading more about history of "just culture" and it seems like historically it was the dominant culture of justice in the tribes and smaller communities. It's the _just culture_ foc
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    by divan 1y ago

    Great post and discussion as well! I learned from that about two just cultures and their different views of what "accountability" even is.
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    by divan 1y ago

    Someone needs to implement Excel using graphics shaders now.
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    by divan 1y ago

    Never cared about scoring in Beat Saber. To me the game stood out for two reasons: 1) multisensory experience - when you chop the block it's a music+visual+kinestetic experience (beat/flash/haptic). That alone was wildly sati
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    by divan 1y ago

    Yes, on laps/stomach. In VR mode, almost all these work-oriented apps have a concept of "desk view" or "portal" - i.e. window into "reality" to show keyboard. Meta's Horizon OS detects and shows physi
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    by divan 1y ago

    I haven't tried AVP because of the price. But surely would love to.
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    by divan 1y ago

    Yes, it's tethered to my laptop with a USB cable.
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    by divan 1y ago

    I'm working in Quest 3 almost every day. I use Immersed, as it implements virtual displays for my MacBook better than others, but I'm impressed with the Meta ecosystem. Granted, social interaction is still awkward without proper f
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    by divan 1y ago

    "xitter" in Portugese would be pronounced as "shee-tehr", right?
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    by divan 1y ago

    > results are so obviously and immediately measurable Ehm… not really – especially not the "obviously" part :) Controlled or even abusive coaching can sometimes lead to better short-term results, but often at the cost of athlet
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    by divan 1y ago

    > One can validate and correct at the same time. It's really hard though. This problem exists in sports coaching field as well. Coaches who provide corrective feedback that also supports an athlete's autonomy and acknowledges f
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    by divan 1y ago

    Looks like NDA violation )
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    by divan 2y ago

    > Both advocate ... increasing economic growth Does anybody ever advocate economic decline?
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    by divan 2y ago

    Luckly most popular operating systems have concept of global text size that can be adjusted, and non-web UI frameworks respect that.
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    by divan 2y ago

    This is factual view. No matter how many layers of abstraction you put on top, the foundation is always there. Luckily we have better and better support for wasm in browsers, so it's a matter of time when this outdated stack will be re
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    by divan 2y ago

    In Photoshop panels, title (like "Layers") are not selectable. How is it worse UX or user-hostile?
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    by divan 2y ago

    > browser apps do have their advantages: These are more like byproduct of the fact that web apps are built on the stack not suited for modern UI apps. It's literally a text typesetting engine pretending to be a rendering engine for
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    by divan 2y ago

    Also just saw Light Phone announcement yesterday: https://www.thelightphone.com
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    by divan 2y ago

    > It turns out I don’t want a phone at all, but a camera that texts — and ideally one smaller than anything on the market now. RayBan Meta glasses is quite close to it, seriously.
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    by divan 2y ago

    I’ve been using Go since shortly after it got Windows support. I’ve used it across both small and large codebases — for tooling, libraries, fun experiments, serious side projects, and as the main language for backend systems. I even used it