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by nsonha 1y ago
I wonder how this argument is not applied to prostitution, drugs and other illegal things.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I think you're pretty clueless to make that claim, they bought something, not stole, and one out of the 3 core contributors (who is also the original creator or the project) agreed. You should form an opinion based on logic and facts,
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by nsonha 1y ago
Tested a few agentic browsers such as genspark, fellou and comet. I found the vision approach less effective comparing to the dom-based approach, and seem quite slower too. Does it need a reasoning step to type an url into the address bar?
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by nsonha 1y ago
> never felt that I couldn't do any visualization with Python Yes but, probably what they are shooting for are mini apps that you can just copy pasted into a front-end codebase and not some weird-ass python dsl
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by nsonha 1y ago
I know, I specifically bought an S10e few years ago just for that (it worked on the s10 series too), but they had a special version of Ubuntu and all the repos were down so kinda useless. The Kali thing is also just a chroot image (if roote
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by nsonha 1y ago
maybe a system prompt to tell it to do checkpoints. Stash is one way, another is jujutsu with git backend. If this was Claude Code then hooks would be the perfect place to put that logic.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I remember when React api was unique, then it comes up with some idea (hooks) and other front-end frameworks copied it, that's like confirmation that the idea is crap.
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by nsonha 1y ago
So what phone that I can get right now that runs linux with external monitor and 12+GB of RAM?
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by nsonha 1y ago
the same people open a bare terminal and immediately jump into Claude Code
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by nsonha 1y ago
"AI started actively breaking working code" is vibe coding talk, you should monitor what it does and undo at the step that breaks. I've been able to do that just by prompting "undo last step/<specific action>&
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by nsonha 1y ago
What's wrong with that? If they re-implement the whole thing it would amount to the same code size. It's the JDT language SERVER not some sort of "headless" software with UI needlessly bundled. https://marketp
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by nsonha 1y ago
Like "do research on topic/library X and use the conclusion for next steps"
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by nsonha 1y ago
what a nonsensical title, clearly written by people that only program skins around applications instead of applications themselves. CSS and SPA do not even solve the same problem. I'm sure there exist (foolish) efforts to make CSS some
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by nsonha 1y ago
Would be cool if I can use this with opencode, Amazon Q or whatever. I reckon the logic would be quite similar. Seen a few of these tools but they're all Claude-centric.
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by nsonha 1y ago
not all code is a React component. And enforcing one component per file is just gonna encourage bloated components (because who likes heaps of tiny files?). I would not cite every front-end convention as an inspiration for sensible engineer
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by nsonha 1y ago
Of course it can but I think the issue is that people may try to jailbreak it or do something funny to get a weird response, then post of x.com against the company. There must be techniques to turn LLMs into a FAQ forwarding bot, but then w
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by nsonha 1y ago
I find it's rather annoying that I specifically made the point that namespace allows grouping things and you just "psst have you heard of ...modules"? Just create a new file for every group of thing? That's nice, do you
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by nsonha 1y ago
or swc
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by nsonha 1y ago
> enum has long been panned by most users). Same with namespace Why? Would you would rather do a smurf naming convention than having your consts, DTOs, events, errors and what not neatly organized under the name of the function that uses
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by nsonha 1y ago
no, vibe code currently means code with AI and not reviewing the code.
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by nsonha 1y ago
do we want to make "vibe code" the umbrella term for llm, agents or even AI assisted software engineering? I think not.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I use the TUI for a lot of agentic stuff that is not necessarily coding, from performing some cloud management commands or just dumb things like "where the hell did I alias vim to nvim?". For those things, having to reach out to t
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by nsonha 1y ago
I mean opencode reads AGENTS.md
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by nsonha 1y ago
Claude Code is what it is because of Claude, TUI or not isn't really the point. What makes IDEs lose to TUIs is that the agentic models can really do more than coding and is evolving toward a hands-off kind of workflow. A clunky IDE is
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by nsonha 1y ago
When I was a student about 10 years ago there was a custom shell that works like this and even had an extension for sublime, but for the life of me I cannot remember its name.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> just a vscode wrapper Isn't that like all software. Before Claude 4 and Copilot agent mode, Cursor/Cline did a lot of work under the hood to achieve the same agentic capabilities, that stuff has nothing to do with VSCode.
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by nsonha 1y ago
and opencode
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by nsonha 1y ago
opencode has that
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by nsonha 1y ago
Heard a lot of this context bs parroted all over HN, don't buy it. If simply increasing context size can solve problem, Gemini would be the best model for everything.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> joke project Is Chrome an agentic browser at 35 million lines of code? That's what this project does. Whether they're successful at that or not is another story.

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