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by outlore 1y ago
one of the great benefits of AI so far has been the push for more plain text documentation and opening up API access via MCP. Let's enjoy it while it lasts until we are forced back into walled gardens and micro transactions
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by outlore 1y ago
i really wish they didn't give up on stage manager. every beta i would look if they fixed the opening behavior to open a new application in the same stage :/ but stage manager seems like it would have potential to fix window manag
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by outlore 1y ago
there used to be a time when i would delight in looking through the app store and exploring what was possible. these days, the search is broken, editor curation is non existent and there is no way to filter away the copycat, micro transacti
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by outlore 1y ago
very cool! is there a jira gui for efficient bulk management? does this TUI do it?
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by outlore 1y ago
fair enough!
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by outlore 1y ago
One thought about this section: > To give you an example, a faster-spinning spinner makes the app seem to load faster, even though the load time is the same. This improves perceived performance. Perhaps due to poor design by companies th
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by outlore 1y ago
mate we can't self host BART
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by outlore 1y ago
from a glitzy reimagining of "how we use the internet" to joining the ranks of shitty Jira...what an ending! it's hard not to be bitter after they squandered so much goodwill by abandoning Arc my personal thesis for consumer
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by outlore 1y ago
I think they are trying to say that other OSes have many more annoying UX patterns e.g. Windows update, macOS permission popups etc, auto-starting apps. Not to say these can't be turned off, but the default experience is not great.
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by outlore 1y ago
tab groups organized by domain or regex seems like a more deterministic and power user friendly feature compared to organizing it by an LLM
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by outlore 1y ago
Is there a way to create an always up to date mirror of a curated Spotify Playlist to Apple Music (such as Top Hits of X country?). Apple doesn't have a large selection of dynamically generated playlists
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by outlore 1y ago
a lot of tech and design conversations are happening on X. is there a way to mirror those on Bluesky?
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by outlore 1y ago
random aside but i wish warp supported atuin
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by outlore 1y ago
my point was that i am not convinced that ad blocking is a copyright violation since it "rewrites the bytes" of a page. any number of browser extensions and user actions can do so. that's not the same thing as asking for open
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by outlore 1y ago
a cosmic bit flip could manipulate bytes on a computer...
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by outlore 1y ago
AI reply?
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by outlore 1y ago
it kind of happened, he went through seven interviews. from the same post: > But ultimately, should Google have hired me? Yes, absolutely yes. I am often a dick, I am often difficult, I often don’t know computer science, but. BUT. I make
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by outlore 1y ago
in my experience, kagi's search quality is not universally better than google - it still lags behind on current events, shopping, sports... it is better at finding documentation and technical articles and deprioritizing SEO spam
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by outlore 1y ago
by your definition most of the current open weight models would not qualify
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by outlore 1y ago
i wonder how Khan Academy feels about this...don't they have a similar assistant that uses OpenAI under the hood?
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by outlore 1y ago
I used to like Reflect Notes which had an "infinite " scrolling daily note. Are there any other similar apps to that? it's kind of nice to have everything laid out on one screen but i need a little more structure than Karpath
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by outlore 1y ago
is there a way to make safari search bar on iOS show the kagi search term rather than the URL?
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by outlore 1y ago
any iosevka lovers out there? keep coming back to it even after trying Atkinson, Berkeley Mono, Jetbrains Mono...
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by outlore 1y ago
seems analagous to console scalpers, for which the solution has always been more supply
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by outlore 1y ago
<RANT> I recently tried to downgrade Xfinity service. App did not have the button so I had to call. First, I had to battle my way out of the robotic loop. Then, when I finally got to a human support person, they kept trying to upsell
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by outlore 1y ago
Really love the ideas behind Deno, and tried to do things the Deno way (Deno.json, JSR, modern imports, Deno Deploy) for a monorepo project with Next.js, Hono and private packages. Some things like Hono worked super well, but Next.js did no
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by outlore 1y ago
What are the top web local first frameworks worth checking out these days? i’ve heard of livestore, tanstack DB with electric, zero. any others that are easy to use and flexible? use case is multiplayer apps and maybe games. thanks!
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by outlore 1y ago
This reminds me of the Houseparty app that took off with my friend group during Covid. It had a mechanism to notify others when someone had joined a party. Fun times
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Streamlit state management for React developers(outlore.dev)
1 points by outlore 1y ago|1 comments
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by outlore 1y ago
Recently I have been struggling with a large Streamlit app and wanted to share a pattern borrowed from React which has been serving me well for keeping things tidy. Would love to hear how other folks using Streamlit are managing their state

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