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How we rebuilt Next.js with AI in one week(blog.cloudflare.com)
540 points by ghostwriternr 7mo ago|236 comments
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Moltworker: a self-hosted personal AI agent, minus the minis(blog.cloudflare.com)
246 points by ghostwriternr 8mo ago|71 comments
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by ghostwriternr 9mo ago
I’ve got notifications set up for sandboxes, happy to see this referenced here! I’m one of the maintainers, and happy to talk in detail about any aspect of sandboxes (Cloudflare or otherwise) here.
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What even are Cloudflare Durable Objects?(boristane.com)
6 points by ghostwriternr 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ghostwriternr 2y ago
You could also use this script to setup everything: curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codestoryai/binaries/main/... | bash (you can see the source of the script too)
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by ghostwriternr 2y ago
Yes, it is! https://github.com/codestoryai/sidecar
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by ghostwriternr 2y ago
CodeStory (YC S23) | Founding Engineer | London, United Kingdom | Onsite | https://aide.dev We're building Aide, an AI-native, privacy-first IDE. With the advent of AI, we believe there is an opportunity and necessity to re
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Show HN: LLM output to editor edits, A step by step guide(codestory.ai)
4 points by ghostwriternr 3y ago|0 comments
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Building a better code search experience(codestory.ai)
5 points by ghostwriternr 3y ago|3 comments
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
Hey HN! I'm Naresh, co-founder at CodeStory (YC S23) where we're building an AI-powered mod of VSCode. Though we're still in our very early days, we have some thoughts about how the IDE can evolve to be a space where develope
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
Hey! Author here. That's actually a fair point — in hindsight, I see why the article comes off as 'because AI' and not having clear articulations on how the developer experience changes. The current set of changes we have are
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
Thanks for this! I've personally never used Emacs but I'm definitely taking a look now. A wild idea we have is to make the interface between AI and dev tools extensible, because we can't potentially build a fine-tuned integra
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
100%. I'd like to hear your thoughts on this, but it's possible to argue that IDEs are purpose built and a lot more powerful for programming. This is exactly where we think building the right tooling would allow us to give an IDE-
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
Not yet, but I'd expect we'll eventually get there. Code always remains the source of truth and thus will have its place in every IDE for finer control, but I imagine shifting our primary interaction with code from the editor pane
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by ghostwriternr 3y ago
Hey! I'm the author of this post and this is certainly true! Jetbrains products are certainly the most powerful IDEs in the list due to the amount of custom tooling they've built for each language/framework and provide a grea
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by ghostwriternr 4y ago
Didn’t quite understand the last bit with what davinci-text-003 is doing! Can you ELI5 that part? Very cool otherwise, that I can ask all sorts of questions and get back contextual information from the conversation they had.