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by geooff_ 7mo ago
It's about preserving brand image. Destroying a product is favourable compared to selling it at a discount and making the brand you spent so much marketing appear "cheap".
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
We need a standard way of identifying agents/bots in the footers of posts. I even find myself falling for this. I use Claude Code to post a comment on a PR on behalf of myself, but there's nothing identifying that it came from an
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
It's refreshing to see a realistic (and familiar) product story laid out. I've gone through this exact process (Thankfully I didn't try to self-host email) trying to launch products. Congratulations on getting it out the door
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
Maybe I'm naive, but I find these re-engineering complex product posts underwhelming. C Compilers exist and realistically Claudes training corpus contains a ton of C Compiler code. The task is already perfectly defined. There exists a
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
It doesn't interact with sim. You still need XcodeBuildMCP for that. Hopefully future releases implement this functionality.
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
XcodeMCP (Native MCP added in 26.3) Implements this with RenderPreview RenderPreview: Builds and renders a SwiftUI #Preview, returns snapshot
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
100% I hope they open more of the tooling to MCP, Xcode Instruments with real MCP support would be huge.
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
This is huge news. Human-in-the-loop development is essential for actual software velocity gains. The current tooling around agent enabled iOS dev leaves a lot to be desired. Every time I work on web-dev tasks I'm jealous of the toolin
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
I was refreshing new checking to see I wasn't the only one haha
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
Having dictation and worktree support built in is nice. Currently there is a whole ecosystem of tools implementing similar functionality for Claude Code. The automations look cool too!
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
Xcode truly is terrible.
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
This article has a catchy headline, but there's really no content to it. This is content marketing without content. It seems like every week on Hacker News, there's a dozen of these. All seemingly code reviewers, too. Keep it to L
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
This is just an ad. It doesn't even offer any interesting data, just a plausible architecture. I had to remind myself I'm not on LinkedIn
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Ask HN: Anyone doing production image editing with image models? How?
4 points by geooff_ 8mo ago|0 comments
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
One thing to call out, in my experience Coding Agents are bad a SwiftUI. Compared to doing JS frontends or any Python Backend work the difference is obvious. I just don't think theres enough Swift in the LLMs corpus and the "right
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
It would be nice to see more than 2 opening moves before getting login blocked.
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
It's only getting worse with the amount of AI Slop being poured into the store. I'm relatively new to the space, but it feels like more and more of the time of indie devs / bootstrappers needs to get allocated towards marketi
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
This is huge. As someone who's put together a somewhat cohesive product but wants to take the next step in "formalizing" components there is a huge missing piece for design. If I know my backend works I can use claude to add
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
Glad to see he's still the same guy
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
Well written. One interesting pattern in founders I've been thinking about recently is how early you encounter major blockers, and how that shapes your self worth. Having a strong product and being unable to raise feels like shit, earl
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by geooff_ 8mo ago
I think the original post was just headline bait. There is such a fast news cycle around AI that many people would take "Thousands of AI agents collaborate to make a web browser" at face value.
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by geooff_ 9mo ago
I’m a remote dev building an iOS app called Springus. You add a few pics / your closet basics, and it suggests outfits based on what you already own. It’s less “fashion app” and more “tiny morning momentum hack.” Would love feedback fr
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by geooff_ 9mo ago
This is super cool. Using LLMs to mix together two songs that don't belong mixed together is a great usecase.
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by geooff_ 9mo ago
Very cool. Is there an option to self-host? This seems like it could be a cool agent skill.
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by geooff_ 10mo ago
Their published benchmarks leave a lot to be desired. I would be interested in seeing their multi-image performance vs. Nano Banana. I just finished up benchmarking Image Editing models and while Nano Banana is the clear winner for one-shot
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Generative AI Image-Guided Editing Benchmarks(springus.io)
2 points by geooff_ 10mo ago|1 comments
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by geooff_ 10mo ago
Seems like theres no API access. Has anyone got the weights? I'm not sure what to fill out for `affiliation`
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by geooff_ 11mo ago
I'm looking for AI features in a few places, one example is a git client that can draft commit Summary and Descriptions. This should be a very simple task and could use a simple on-device model. It feels like AI features are a firehose
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by geooff_ 11mo ago
After failing to create a hub (too large in my cade) the state of hub selection isn't reset (you need to cancel manually before retrying)
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by geooff_ 1y ago
Extracted features from a vision model. I haven't experimented with CLIP yet but would like to as I think adding clothing search would be interesting

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