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7d ago
Yes, I do that too, but the value of a gate is that there's a tedious deterministic process which is the same every time. So it is harder for agents, including the reviewing ones, to stray and invent things or miss something.
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ivm
7d ago
I made CC part of my deterministic quality gate[0] for agents. Not sure how much of it is placebo, but overall I've seen the gate catch a lot of cases where the agent strayed from the constraints of the particular project. [0]: https:
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16d ago
Yes, native .NET without MAUI is great for that. I have my app running with MvvmCross and two native UIs on iOS and Android since 2018, with hundreds of thousands of installs.
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17d ago
> The only thing that need radical change is iOS. Please, not again. – Sincerely yours mobile developer
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20d ago
Surprised by the rest of the comments because I genuinely like Finder more than any other file manager I've used. I run it in column mode all the time. Space-to-QuickLook is also amazing.
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ivm
1mo ago
It takes about 6 seconds to get the site fully rendered on MacBook Air 2017 in Chile. HN is slightly above 1 second in comparison.
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1mo ago
Yes, I guess a big part I skipped is that it may not be such a good fit for action games, where asset-dependent interactions, such as collisions, can affect the game model. But games closer to the tabletop end of the spectrum (think strateg
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1mo ago
I've also been making a game engine based on MonoGame (and prime31/Nez), and one thing I recommend looking into is headless mode for both the game and the editor. I started my engine in the first place because I want to get back i
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Uncle Bob: My current strategy is to not read any code written by my agents
(xcancel.com)
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2mo ago
AvaloniaUI has their community in Telegram, and there are other tech ones. Endless meme channels in different languages too. Also, most of Russian-speaking emigrant groups & news channels are in Telegram, some of them with tens of thous
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3mo ago
Spanish is not that bad: the conjugations are not gendered, while there are fewer than 20 major irregular patterns and about a dozen especially quirky verbs that you have to memorize in a few tenses (there are no 100% irregular verbs, most
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4mo ago
> You see the dawn of this age everywhere, from Iran to online age verification regimes, and this is only the beginning. This is why the world ahead will feel medieval in structure while remaining hypermodern and even futuristic in tech
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4mo ago
Yeah, I'm struggling to find a wallpaper that looks good under the transparent menu bar + the vertical dock on the right. So now it's almost black solid color.
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4mo ago
HN Guidelines: Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize.
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4mo ago
The events you mention still took place within the Abrahamic framework of thought. Ideas like a linear timeline progressing from A to B (rather than a cyclical one) or utopian political projects bringing final justice to society are Abraham
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Everything Is Computer
(turbulence.substack.com)
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6mo ago
Probably MonoGame is the best option for your case then
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6mo ago
México is because of the old orthography, before it was Don Qui x ote too.
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6mo ago
FWIW I easily moved from ActionScript game development for Facebook to Objective-C game development for iPhone, riding both hype waves as a result. So, it was a decent tech pick in 2007-2009.
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6mo ago
Spanish would be great, there's a serious lack of Spanish TTS on Android compared to iOS and the quality is not the best.
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6mo ago
Same here. It makes indies a one-man army again, like in the good old days before the complexity explosion of the 2010s.
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7mo ago
It did not work even before AI. The rise of "indie hacking" in the late 2010s brought in thousands of hustlers creating similar lists, and many of them were simply selling shovels to other indie hackers (including the lists themse
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7mo ago
Because there's no real discussion in such broad communities. Only jokes, generic replies, and silly fights. They're equivalent to comment sections on news sites.
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7mo ago
There strategy did not make any sense: only a few pre-approved broad-and-shallow forums about everything instead of trying to attract niche communities from Reddit or even FB Groups.
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8mo ago
Yes, Rive launched scripting last year
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The Claude Constitution as Techgnostic Scripture
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8mo ago
Quick search shows various infographics: green tea at 20–35 mg, black tea at 45–50 mg, espresso at 45–75 mg, and instant at 60-80 mg on average. The day I feel anything close from a cup of black tea to what I get from an instant coffee or a
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8mo ago
> There is nothing special about tea that breaks the rules of caffeine. There's definitely something special, just poorly studied: typical "how much caffeine is in X?" tables show tea having caffeine levels similar to co
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Yes, I have the same app on iOS and Android, and for a long time it brought in half the revenue on Android for twice the effort (really messy SDK combined with too many OS versions and devices). Lately the gap has been closing, but it'
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8mo ago
Tea, especially green tea, doesn’t have the same caffeine bioavailability as coffee – otherwise people would abuse it just as much as coffee. I’m quite sensitive to caffeine, yet I can drink green tea all day without noticing much effect, w
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