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Vibe coding the MIT course catalog
(stackdiver.com)
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That blog is the student notes from a famous MIT Media Arts & Sciences class called HTMAA. Course website: https://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/MAS.863/ Lex Fridmen has a podcast with the professor: https:/&#
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USPS Cremated Remains Kit 2
(store.usps.com)
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Definitely something telecom is doing. People seems to be ok with their “unlimited” plans that throttle after a usage cap. Actually curious how the economics of those plans work out.
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Why not do tiered pricing like OpenAI api? The more you consume, the more discount, but it’s never unlimited or free, so you can prevent abuse without punishing true demand.
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I think it's short-term vs long-term discussion. In the short term, Figma's strategy to focus on existing designer market makes total sense. And Figma, now being a public company, is indeed held captive by the market demands to se
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Figma Make Is Not the Future of Design
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To make matters worse, there is actually a third thing named "TSX" gaining traction right now: https://esm.sh/#tsx
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I don't think it's accurate to say "without worrying about configuration". The next line is more accurate: > tsx runs your TypeScript code with modern and sensible defaults, making it user-friendly and especially grea
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1y ago
On a tangent, does anyone feel bad about their HN addiction?
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1y ago
Are there other examples? Definitely curious to see more.
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The anthropomorphic view of LLM is a much better representation and compression for most types of discussions and communication. A purely mathematical view is accurate but it isn’t productive for the purpose of the general public’s discours
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Towards Compositional Reactivity
(stackdiver.com)
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1y ago
Wait, what is this?! It's really cool
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1y ago
So if we replace LSP with MCP, the UI might control the code in interesting ways!
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1y ago
It's a lossy compression/decompression problem too.
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1y ago
Probably faster than Starbucks in the US
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1y ago
Perfect example of show, don't tell - the project just shows how AI system design can go wrong.
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1y ago
Pug is an unsung hero in this demo. The template engine made it possible to brute force the UI with 4 levels of nested loop. Impressive!
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1y ago
I don't like vibe coding in general, but it is surprisingly a good tool to reinvent the wheel. Claude Code team allegedly built their own markdown rendering with Claude because the existing renderers don't meet their needs.
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1y ago
Can anyone help me understand why they changed the model naming convention? BEFORE: claude-3-7-sonnet AFTER: claude-sonnet-4
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Thanks for drawing the connections. I think hacking on PKMS is so satisfying because it combines multiple hard problems: text editor, search engine, graph database, sync engine, CMS; and you can go down a rabbit hole in any of them! Btw, I
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I've been doing this for a while. My biggest hurdle was implementing sync between local and backend. I ended up using GitHub as my backend, Chrome extension as frontend, and implemented a simplified version of the Git client in SQLite
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I hope this is a reaction to Framer's rapid development in Frame Motion ( https://motion.dev/ ). Webflow and Framer are competing as site builders, so giving the animation library to everyone is like Meta giving out Rea
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It's time for some severance at the office
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Exploring implications of an absolute physical address. FSF basically claimed a physical "domain name" and no future organizations will be able to reside in that address. FSF can move out and ask USPS to do a 301 Moved Permanently
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Smelling bitter lesson... but what if the auto-regressive architecture is actually a form of Redux?
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Turn React Hooks into LLM Tools
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This might be a good successor to comic sans. Readable but still fun to look at.
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The X in JSX stands for HTMX.
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