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by divan 2y ago
Boox also has 13" tablet, which is amazing for reading A4 papers and can be used to work outside under direct sunlight (I use ssh+mosh+tailscale and bluetooth keyboard).
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by divan 2y ago
Let's revisit this comment in one year – after the explosion of agentic systems. (:
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Thank you, that makes more sense now. Wasn't super clear from the intro video. I hope there will be enough people who need this kind of tool for their team/community!
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The idea and arguments behind it impressive, but I'm stuggle to understand couple of things: - why is Doom gameplay is shown alongside recording of someone coding a player logic? Was it the developer recording the screen and narrating,
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by divan 2y ago
A bit more visual guide: Visualizing Concurrency in Go (2016) https://divan.dev/posts/go_concurrency_visualize/
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by divan 2y ago
no, working on private projects mostly, but there should be plenty on Youtube. They nailed agentic part and costs of indexing/searching/chunking large repositories. This thing searches 2000+ files in like few seconds and as I unde
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by divan 2y ago
My list: - Goodtape (audio transcription made right) - Wondershare Dynamics (AI MoCap from single video, using for sports analysis) - On1 Pro Raw / Davinci Resolve AI features (game changers for my photo/video editing) - ComfyUI&#
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Ask HN: What AI tools changed your work/life?
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by divan 2y ago
If you marry your fitness trainer, GDP goes down :) There are some good talks of Mariana Mazzucato about it (and questioning of what we consider value in economy) [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzZSdgQB99w
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ComflowySpace – better ComfyUI (open-source)(github.com)
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by divan 2y ago
In my experience pose-estimation is relatively solved problem. The biggest issue is estimating camera movement, especially across cuts. There are few commerical solutions for AI mocap (move.ai, deepmotion, wonderdynamics, cascadeur and othe
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by divan 2y ago
"electron bad" argument will always be valid. I wish people could "see" what actually happens in the app they running. Electron is essentially a hidden browser that runs a web app. It doesn't matter if it can or can
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by divan 2y ago
Typst is amazing. You try it once and never want to go back to LaTeX again.
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As with real sugar, we humans don’t have sensors that would tell us when there’s "too much sugar".
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by divan 2y ago
You were right. After your comment, I went back to my friend at Bolt and asked again. Bolt Food is on RN, Bolt is native. The conversation we had about Flutter back then was about his other project and not Bolt Food.
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I'm using Wonder Dynamics for slightly different purposes (capturing and analyzing complex sports movements from video) and I'm deeply impressed by what it is capable of doing. While it still struggles with what state-of-the-art p
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by divan 2y ago
> They’re excellent when answering questions on topics you know nothing about, and somehow embarrassingly wrong when you actually know the answer yourself I forgot the name of this phenomenon with humans, described it to o1 and it gave t
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by divan 2y ago
Nope, one of them is Flutter (I know team PM personally). Which one?
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by divan 2y ago
I totally get your sentiment and also try to instill the culture of "add dependency only if it's absolutely not possible to avoid it". For small widgets, I often just copy the code into my tree. And I absolutely hate when lib
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by divan 2y ago
Ah, so we talking about two different things here: a) with any given UI design, distinguishing if it's implemented using native UI framework or with Flutter b) Flutter app providing 100% indentical look&feel to Cupertino/Mater
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by divan 2y ago
I think you're talking about AdWords contextual ads paid by the food delivery companies, not about Google indexing apps.
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Do you just assume that Flutter is the same as typical other "hybrid/non-native" crap?
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Bolt [1] and Bolt Food [2], for example. One of the apps is built with Flutter, another one is native. Can you tell which one and explain how you noticed it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8COSnscbQ [1] https:/&#x2
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by divan 2y ago
Not sure why it's downvoted, I think it's quite an important distinction to make. I've heard people saying "Flutter is bad for web because it's not indexable by Google". And reply "do you expect your app -
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by divan 2y ago
> You say "insanely stupid", I say wonderful. Yes, that's the most common response. I've heard stories about "how wonderful when you can select everything" multiple times, and that's, of course, just sh
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by divan 2y ago
My comment was related to mobile apps. Web apps built on Flutter definitely can be distinguished. The thing is, with web apps, people have developed feelings for the "nativeness" - because browsers make a lot of UI choices for the
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There are plenty, though, and they work amazingly well on desktop: https://pub.dev/packages/syncfusion_flutter_datagrid
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You are right, sheer popularity is not the argument for the quality of the framework. I wrote those two sentences separately for different purposes (the second was more of a reflection of other comments in the thread. I should've put i
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by divan 2y ago
I disagree with this so much for two reasons: 1. I shipped more than five Flutter web apps with actual users for a couple of years, and it's been a great experience so far. 2. "Native" web core should burn in hell, and I hope
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I think it may be true only for the apps that are easily replaceable.

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