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To a certain degree, this is already the case Our attention is dictated or at least influenced in big part, by AI, not LLMs, but the algorithms behind Google, Meta/Insta, TikTok, et al And our attention is what ends up controlling our
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Related to this. ChatGPT, a lot of times provides “bare” diffs (ie. not complete unified diffs - they lack proper headers and line numbers) They are a pain to apply manually. I’ve tried several visual studio code extensions that apply patc
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Just in case, this worked for me on a Mac with agnoster theme for zsh: "terminal": { "font_family": "Meslo LG M DZ for Powerline", "font_size": 13, "font_fallbacks": ["M
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Thank you for the excellent and informative reply. Will try it out It would be nice for prettier to throw a user warning before making a ton of changes on save for the first time, and also let them know where they can configure it
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Love your project, great application of gen AI, very straightforward value proposition, excellent and clear messaging Very well done!
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Awesome, thank you. I've been trying it for the last few minutes, really liking it. Pretty impressed with how well it works using ollama + qwen3:32b Two nitpicks: 1) the terminal is not picking up my regular terminal font, which messes
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The demo video looks great The free pricing is a bit confusing, it says 50 prompts/month, but also BYO API keys So even if I use my own API keys, the prompts will stop at 50 per month? Also, since it’s open source, couldn’t just someon
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Maybe try using AI to jumpstart your process and get the basics up and running For me, it’s brought back the joy of coding and building things: I feel like I was in a rut for years before that Also, finding people to share the stuff with he
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Great article. For a moment, I thought this would be about a gen AI that would turn any input into a “kawai” version of it Anyway, excellent insights and detail
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Amazing, thank you!
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That’s essentially what Google, Facebook, banks, financial institutions and even retail, have been doing for a long time now People’s data rarely gets actually deleted. And it gets actively sold as well as used to track and influence us Can
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That was a great read It would be nice if the idea took off Is there an already built AI tool that can take a regular resume and help someone easily generate and host their own version?
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Haha, my first thought when I saw the themes was, wow this is exactly like the movie! Might rewatch it soon, been listening to the soundtrack while working lately :)
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I’ve had really good results, but of course ymmv As a side note, most good coding models now are also reasoning models, and spend a few seconds “thinking” before giving a reply That’s by no means infalible, but they’ve come a long way even
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I did, years ago, before AI coding was a thing But, from my experience now, I’d happily use AI to build the tests At the end of the day: 1) a human is the ultimate evaluator of the code results anyway, 2) the thing either works or it doesn’
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Can someone talk about their experience using n8n? I’ve seen it in passing a lot lately, but I wonder what some good successful use cases are
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Not so sure given how fast ai can understand the code already written Personally, I do try to keep a comment at the top of every major file, with a comment with bullets points, explaining the main functionality implemented and the why That
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This didn’t require PRs But, it did require passing tests Most of the changes in the end were relatively straightforward, but I hadn’t read the code in over a year. The code also implemented some features I don’t use super regularly, so it
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Wow, love it, so good!
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Huge yes to this A friend recently made a simple app/site where he can pick the bpm of the music (he likes running listening to 180bpm), then see a bunch of songs and create a quick playlist he can load on Spotify with 1 click and go r
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Yes! It has definitely brought back a lot of joy in coding for me
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FTA > We’ve got <iframe>, which technically is a pure HTML solution, but And then on the following paragraph.. > But none of the solutions is HTML > None of these are a straightforward HTML tag Not sure what the point is. May
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> When it comes to programming, I would say AI has about doubled my productivity so far For me it’s been up to 10-100x for some things, especially starting from scratch Just yesterday, I did a big overhaul of some scrapers, that would ha
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> there's always more work to do Right on point As shown by never-shrinking backlogs Todo lists always grow The crucial task ends up being prioritizing, ie. figuring out what to put in priority at the current moment
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Great insights, thank you for the extended and detailed answer, I'll have to try it out
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Very cool to see this and glad to discover localforge. Question about localforge, can I combine two agents to do something like: pass an image to a multimodal agent to provide html/css for it, and another to code the rest? In the post
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Impressive! Thank you for the amazing notes, I have a lot to learn and test
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Also in the news today: > Duolingo will replace contract workers with AI. The company is going to be ‘AI-first,’ says its CEO. https://www.theverge.com/news/657594/duolingo-ai-first-repla... - And within that a
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Amazing. Can it also use multimodal local LLMs? For example, can it pass images to gemma3 running via ollama?
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Can the browser agents use my already running browser? It would be nice to automate some light workflows in platforms that require login, especially the ones that make it hard to use headless browsers Right now my solution is to build exten
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