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harrisreynolds
8mo ago
The goal here is to make it easy to bundle applications completely in a browser. The primary use case is to support AI generated applications at run time. For example: prompt an AI model to generate a full application including its package.
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Show HN: Vibe Coding Bundler – Bundle AI generated apps in a browser
(github.com)
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9mo ago
People like experiences! Plus those meals are disgusting! :-) Plus plus… those meals are actually expensive!!
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harrisreynolds
9mo ago
I think "The Bitter Lesson" is relevant here [1]. This wave IS different. It isn't a matter of "if" but "when". I am a long-time software developer too... but I am strongly encouraging people to embrace
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harrisreynolds
9mo ago
WWCD? https://chatgpt.com/share/695038c6-ffdc-8002-959e-773ac24ab2...
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9mo ago
I actually thought this was pretty boring. @Cursor team.... hit me up when you do your year in review for 2026 next year and I'll help you brainstorm something much more creative. Great product though!!
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Cursor Year in Review 2025
(cursor.com)
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1y ago
I tried again and got this: https://biblebothways.com/claim/war-can-be-considered-accept... So I guess the first submission was some kind of glitch.
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harrisreynolds
1y ago
I entered the topic of "going to war" and it did not return anything, but throughout history people have used the Bible as justification for going to war. And yet killing people is generally bad. Lots of nuances here but it seem
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Toolkit to help you get started with Spec-Driven Development
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Mark Zuckerberg Sues Mark Zuckerberg
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1y ago
Yeah... the Posthog stuff is really funny! :-)
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harrisreynolds
1y ago
Yeah... I like this "Why you should not use Canine" section too. I was just on Posthog's site this morning and saw a similar section... https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rky248hgutwzzkzwhifxz/posth
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1y ago
Nice! I am currently writing a new version of my no-code platform, WeBase [1], to use AI to generate and edit applications. Currently just using foundation models from OpenAI and Gemini but will be very interested to try this out. My curre
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This looks really nice. There is a pretty bad UX bug though... when I click export I can't see that anything happens. But if I scroll down I see there is a popup to export the chart. The popup really needs to be visible in the view
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2y ago
Yep. Just added Deepseek yesterday. The R1 model never returns output via the API so it is currently disabled, but you can access the V3 model even with the free version. Deepseek has been having some issues recently: https://s
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2y ago
Hey HN!! I'd love some feedback on this tool. I built NimbleAI as a way to compare how different AI models work. Currently it supports all of the usual suspects: o1, Gpt-4o, Claude 3.5, Llama 3.2 and Gemini 1.5. I also added support
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Show HN: NimbleAI – Chat with multiple AI models and compare results
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2y ago
My guess is that maybe the calendar issue is timezone related?!? That is where I'd start. I am in US central time.
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This is nice! It looks like the pipeline is filling up! I signed up to launch NimbleAI [1] on your site. One small issue with the launch date calendar. When I clicked a date in the calendar the popup with the actual launch date was alway
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A.I. Startups Face a Rough Financial Reality Check
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3y ago
I had fun writing this. I really didn't like TailwindCSS when I first looked at it, but came to really like it after I worked with it enough to "get it". I hope you enjoy!
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A Love Letter to TailwindCSS
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Show HN: I Built a Google Fonts Explorer
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I also love the basic ideas of this article but think the discussion on "micro-management" should be revised. What about the idea of "Coaching Done Right" with some discussion of how to mold and encourage direct reports
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3y ago
I would start by asking "What is my purpose in seeking to make a switch?" Knowing your 'why' will help you know for sure if you are able to make the commitment required to make a switch. In general it will take a non-tr
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3y ago
It is completely free to try out and use. The deal gives you the integration with Netlify to publish to custom domains, the use of the AI Assistant, and the ability to download the source code. Actually we haven't put the download beh
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Yeah... there is always more to the story than what we see on the surface... and it was an aggressive comment. Honestly I knew the missing links in the footer was lame but just wanted to get some feedback and was tired of delaying "tal
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3y ago
That is a fair point. I honestly HATED Tailwind when I first saw it... it felt like such a step backwards - like writing in assembly code. But I have come to really appreciate its power even with its verbosity. I have several ideas for some
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You are right here. It needs to be breathtaking! One feature I want to add soon is some animations. Just a few animations can add some polish. We also need to steer away from the heavy use of cards and be a bit more creative. This feedbac
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