nu11ptr

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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
I'd like to use this, but I don't want to refactor all my services when they change the request/response types. Interested to know the timing of 1.x. It seems to be moving pretty fast atm - hopefully that momentum keeps going
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
Interesting. It doesn't bother me at all, but the animation on Windows 11 to switch spaces feels very unsmooth to me and drives me crazy. Here I was wishing it was like the one on macOS.
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
What part of this that is crucial to your use isn't free? I personally think what they offer for free is quite good.
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Avalonia 12 – Ready for What's Next(avaloniaui.net)
5 points by nu11ptr 6mo ago|4 comments
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
> But I keep wondering if they could integrate at a lower-level than the source code. Unfortunately nothing below source code level is stable, so they would constantly be chasing changes after any Go release. I personally wish they would
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
I did, but having the buttons on the bottom vs the side is a deal breaker for me, esp. since they are VERY tiny on my 4K screen. I can barely even get my mouse over them, and it seems they aren't movable to the left side like VSC? Am I
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
> Personally waiting for one agent to do something while I shove my thumb up my butt just waiting around for it to generate code that I'll have to fix anyway I spend that time watching it think and then contemplating the problem fur
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
I've been running Claude Code in my Cursor IDE for a while now via extension. I like the setup, and I direct Claude on one task at a time, while still having full access to my code (and nice completions via Cursor). I still spend time
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by nu11ptr 6mo ago
Claude Code isn't really "all terminal" if you embed that terminal in your IDE. I still use Cursor (for now), but I embed a CC panel via extension. With this launch of Cursor 3, I'll probably get off Cursor for good. I h
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
That is actually still React. React is React Core + ReactDOM (web) renderer. React Native is the React Core + native renderer. They are both still React, and they both use Javascript, which while fast when JIT'd, is typically much slow
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
No thanks. I should be able to use any copy of Windows for whatever use case I want. MS is free to disagree, and I am therefore free to keep not buying their products.
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
> I disagree, at least on end-user devices as opposed to servers. And who determines what is an "end-user device" vs a "server"? > If you're running a server, and willing to accept the risk of deferral because
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
> fewer automatic restarts No automatic restarts! I understand that in our security patching world that patching and restarting automatically is the default, fine, but there absolutely should be a dead simple way of disabling auto restar
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
HN is the best tech site on the web for a reason. It has a generally intelligent audience, and while there are certainly inappropriate comments, compared to what you find on social media or even other sites, it is unique and far more respec
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
Sadly, probably not. I fear new languages will struggle from here on out. As a language guy, very few things in this new AI world make me more sad than this.
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
What hardware do you have it running on? Do you feel you could replace the frontier models with it for everyday coding? Would/will you?
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
Have you used this for Rust coding by chance? I'm curious how it compares to Opus 4.6. I realize it isn't going to think to the same level, but curious how code quality is for a more straight forward task.
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
We are on the same wavelength. I'm thinking maybe a pass for now.
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
Thinking about getting a new MBP M5 Max 128GB (assuming they are released next week). I know "future proofing" at this stage is near impossible, but for writing Rust code locally (likely using Qwen 3.5 for now on MLX), the AIs hav
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by nu11ptr 7mo ago
Quite good. I ported my codebase from Go to Rust in a fraction of the time it would have taken me to rewrite it.
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
> The computer science answer: a compiler is deterministic as a function of its full input state. Engineering answer: most real builds do not control the full input state, so outputs drift. To me that implies the input isn't determi
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
That sounds great, but if Opus generates 20% better code think of the ramifications of that on a real world project. Already $100/month gets you a programmer (or maybe even 2 or 3) that can do your work for you. Insanity. Do I even car
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
> but nothing comes to the top of my mind for other languages "cargo clippy --fix" for Rust, essentially integrated with its linter. It doesn't fix all lints, however.
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
I am primarily using Claude as well, but I still have my old fix from Cursor, and as long as it is accurate like Cursor, I like it, if it falls below that level of accuracy, I find it annoying.
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Yeah, why fork and create confusion if you don't plan to do anything with it?
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Thanks. I probably could have answered my own question had I simply looked here: https://github.com/gpui-ce/gpui-ce/pulls and here: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pulls?q=is%3Apr+i
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Not sure how the UI engine itself compares, but to me it is all about the available components (as a total non-designer, although AI helps with that now). The only choice I have at the moment that would meet my needs is gpui, as gpui-compon
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Thanks. Have you used cursor or copilot (recently, tab completion has gotten better)? I'm curious how this compares in actual performance. Last time I used Zed, this was a showstopper as the completions were much worse (though if I con
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Does Zed have cursor-like tab completion yet?
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by nu11ptr 8mo ago
Yeah, I need cross platform, and GTK looks quite foreign on Windows/macOS IMO. I toyed with custom themes, but couldn't find any I liked for a cross platform look (wanted something closer to Fluent UI).

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