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h4ch1
8mo ago
This doomer attitude is something I have towards all software products these days, not just *claws. People use dependencies willy-nilly, avoid proper auditing of LLM output; all that have disastrous consequences as we've seen the past
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8mo ago
+1. if you have a couple of potentiometers and a breadboard lying around, a granular synth would be a fun exercise.
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8mo ago
This is an ostrich-head-in-the-sand type of outlook. If I gave you a great tasting cake made of boiled plastic would you still eat it? It's important to know what goes into building *claws because of how pervasive they are; sooner or l
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Plop – A lightweight generator framework for repeatable codebase patterns
(plopjs.com)
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8mo ago
I discovered plop while grokking Cloudflare's kumo-ui library[0] and having used it to create some generators for a large Svelte project, it just seems so much better than a swarth of documents that list out how-tos while onboarding ne
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8mo ago
dprint ftw, works very well with Svelte as far as I've seen. Biome and oxc* never worked properly with Svelte, but I haven't tried them since the past 9 or so months when I switched to dprint from prettier.
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8mo ago
Yes I had to, the v20.14.43 I patched a month ago broke just today; but updating it was pretty easy; just have to update[0] and repatch 20.14.43 with an updated GMS patch. [0] https://github.com/ReVanced/GmsCore/re
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8mo ago
Thought my Revanced patch got outdated for a second. Phew.
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8mo ago
Or climb up high enough in the search results and sell the domain to a malicious actor.
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Show HN: Commander, an opinionated yet powerful new tab page
(chromewebstore.google.com)
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8mo ago
I personally don't "hate" LLMs but I see the pattern of their usage as slightly alarming; but at the same time I see the appeal of it. Offloading your thinking, typing all the garbled thoughts in your head with respect to a p
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8mo ago
> Once you vibe code, you don't look at the code. Truly one of the statements of all time. I hope you look at the code, even frontier agents make serious lapses in "judgement".
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8mo ago
"Messages are stored on our servers and are technically accessible at the database level , we won't pretend otherwise. Kloak doesn't require email, phone, or personal info to create an account, your identity isn't tied t
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9mo ago
Also see: https://repalash.com/uiconfig.js/
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9mo ago
hope u used these. can drastically reduce the 11mb to a couple of hundred kilobytes. https://github.com/thameera/harcleaner and https://har-sanitizer.pages.dev/
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9mo ago
Previous discussion: Ripple – A TypeScript UI framework that takes the best of React, Solid, Svelte | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45063176 I still feel the same way about it. Feels like a weird mish mash of React a
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11mo ago
Entire site is AI generated. Unfortunate. Surprisingly it was the UI that pinged off the detectors for me.
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11mo ago
Use old reddit redirect extension or just prefix the URL with old.
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11mo ago
You should check out Pragmasevka https://github.com/shytikov/pragmasevka Switched from Iosevka to this, feels a little more readable.
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11mo ago
And I want a proper investigation into Suchir Balaji's death. How is this even news worthy?
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1y ago
GPUI and GPUi components are the two things I'm watching very closely while evaluating truly native GUI development. Still waiting to see more general use before attempting to port my Svelte UI for a Tauri application but it honestly l
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1y ago
Been using Microsoft Edit [0] for a good while on my Mac (the homebrew formula got merged recently [1]) No syntax highlighting, but I love it for taking notes and maintaining my .plan files. The simple TUI interface is oddly calming [0] ht
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1y ago
Also some examples in the polyfill README [0]. Certainly looks interesting. I wonder some years down the future, if there will be no need for JS frameworks since a lot of what they offer will be integrated into JS itself. https://
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1y ago
I personally prefer btop [0] over gtop. Not written in js is kind of a plus. [0] https://github.com/aristocratos/btop
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1y ago
Verso just got archived :( As the project progressed, multiple significant revisions to Servo were released, and the Verso browser was unable to keep pace with these updates due to limited manpower and funding. Therefore, we will be a
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1y ago
It says self-hosted PaaS everywhere on their sites, you're one Google search away from finding out what it is.
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1y ago
svelte's better than both : ^ ) (someone continue this with framework x) but seriously, I'm very interested to hear your gripes with Vue that were solved by react, since the latter feels much worse DX-wise than both Vue or Svelte,
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1y ago
What's a SoTA diffing algorithm for diffing of a deeply nested JSON structure for example? I am currently researching and have built my own naive implementation for diffing a dense tree and the performance... isn't very great. The
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1y ago
"I built" more like claude-code built. Also I don't know what the rush is to get a shiny new Rust implementation out asap that you need to vibe code the entire thing. The Github stars couldn't be that serious. Also the d
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1y ago
Where did you get React from?
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