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by martypitt 2y ago
Further follow-up from Steve (OP), where he says it just gets better: > Claude Code keeps doing stuff. It keeps solving massive problems, one after another. I throw larger and larger things at it, and it is unfazed. Chomp. Chomp. Chomp.
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Show HN: Nebula – A DSL for scripting TestContainers-based demos(github.com)
2 points by martypitt 2y ago|0 comments
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by martypitt 2y ago
Gitlab does this, and it works nicely
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by martypitt 2y ago
Looks great - well done! Can you clarify the slack integration? I see you've mentioned it, but I'm unclear on the workflow. A use-case I've thought about previously is support discussions we have on our slack channel, which i
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by martypitt 2y ago
No, there's content from lots of different conferences (though, GOTO is there a lot -- maybe a good indicator of quality?)
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by martypitt 2y ago
Congrats on shipping. I'm curious how commodotized the underlying LLM's are for generating this type of code? (And thereby, how big the moat is for companies like vercel/bolt surrounding v0 et al). What models are you using t
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by martypitt 2y ago
Kudos to you - this sounds like a fantastic interview format. I especially like that you're prepping them very clearly in advance, giving them every opportunity to succeed, and clearly setting a tone of collaboration. In person design
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by martypitt 2y ago
So, I'm guessing that this new model won't produce images of Winnie the Pooh then?
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by martypitt 2y ago
Great stuff! Thanks for making this. Would love the ability to turn off the sound, but that's a minor nitpick.
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by martypitt 2y ago
Coupled with a red square that follows the mouse pointer is the one-two knockout of annoying mouse UX.
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by martypitt 2y ago
I got to see this demo'd at a conference in Sydney recently, and it's really cool. It's not super serious, but it's not meant to be -- it's not pitching to be your enterprise AI strategy. However, even though it&#x2
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by martypitt 2y ago
Seriously impressive results from C#. I'm a JVM guy by day, and long-time admirer of C# as a language, but always assumed the two were broadly comparable performance-wise. This is a sample of 1 usecase, (so questionable real-worldness)
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Angular 19(blog.angular.dev)
1 points by martypitt 2y ago|1 comments
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by martypitt 2y ago
This is beautiful, and heartbreaking. Thanks for sharing.
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by martypitt 2y ago
To help contextualize it - this is roughly 2h 45m every day, for 8 years. That's an INSANE amount of time which - as you say - could be spent learning to play the piano solo from Scenes from an Italian Restaurant.
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by martypitt 2y ago
No, these aren't representative examples of how you would use Angular. Angular code wouldn't use any of these techniques: - the use of Proxy() - calling compile(), - using a querySelector to bind elements - Manually
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by martypitt 2y ago
I seem to remember someone posting about this once -- you lose all your stars / followers when going public -> private, and they're not restored when you go back.
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by martypitt 2y ago
Lombok is a very divisive framework in Java, with strong opinions on both sides. Given that, it's a bold choice to include Lombok in a library that other developers will pull into their stack - it's likely to make this a non-start
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by martypitt 2y ago
They revamped the IDE a while back, it now feels much more VSCode-esque. Theming has moved on a fair bit too...
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by martypitt 2y ago
We use PropelAuth, which doesn't get enough mentions in these types of comparisons. I recently did a quick re-check of the landscape, and for our purposes, Propel still is the only provider that works. I was surprised to find that supp
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by martypitt 2y ago
Congrats on the launch - definitely interested. Some minor feedback - I went to the website to look for pricing (scanned the header bar), and couldn't find it. Didn't think to look in the docs, as it's almost always available
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by martypitt 2y ago
What a lovely, civil exchange. (I hope that the tone on the socials at the time was just as civil). Developer plants an easter egg. It was a good one ... and it was a reasonable assumption it wasn't gonna break anything. Several people
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by martypitt 2y ago
> Advanced Voice is not yet available in the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein. That's disappointing. I wonder if it's related to legal issues, technical issues, or just doing a phased rollout?
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by martypitt 2y ago
FWIW, Elastic is now open again (AGPL) - as of about two weeks ago. https://www.elastic.co/blog/elasticsearch-is-open-source-aga...
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Musk's X banned in Brazil after disinformation row(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by martypitt 2y ago|3 comments
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by martypitt 2y ago
> Storing a date as an ISO UTC by default and sharing it with Json needed layer upon layer of code. I've been a Kotlin dude for a very long time, and am a bit out-of-date on other languages. What are languages that handle this nicel
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by martypitt 2y ago
You forgot to post a link - I'm cuious to check it out
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by martypitt 2y ago
That looks like a bug with that specific page, as after clicking around a while, the pricing page appeared for me. Starter - Free Pro - $24 / Editor / Month https://www.lottielab.com/pricing (Not affiliated)
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by martypitt 2y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2962/
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by martypitt 2y ago
That update is so tone-deaf and half-assed. There's no apology. If you go to the website, there's nothing on their front-page. The post on their blog ( https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/statement-on-windows-sens

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