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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Why not? It has full desktop mode with Plasma and can be docked like PC
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Yes, it's my new daily driver for light coding and the rest. Also great at object recognition and image gen
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Can't wait for future me to post this in 10 years Show HN: SSH-to-Brain interface (requires tmux and 600mg of caffeine)
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Looking at SerpApi clients, looks like most companies would agree they are fine with scraping Google. That is different from having your website content stolen and summarized by AI on Google search, which people don't want.
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
But their robots are enabled by default. So it is a form of unsolicited scraping. If I spam millions of email addresses without asking for permission but provide a link to opt-out form, am I the good guy?
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
To prove the point, author mentions company that went from React to Htmx and saw positive change in relevant metrics. When you do that, it usually means your app has matured in a sense and you can be sure that htmx will be sufficient to han
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
They have been for a while. Had first mover advantage that kept them in the lead but it's not anything others couldn't throw money at, and catch up eventually. I remember when not so long ago everyone was talking how Google lost
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
I've been coding a lot of small apps recently, and going from local JSON file storage to SQLite has been a very natural path of progression, as data's order of magnitude ramps up. A fully performant database which still feels as s
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
If you just ask it to find problems, it will do its best to find them - like running a while loop with no return condition. That's why I put some breaker in the prompt, which in this case would be "don't make any improvements
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Did it create 200 CODE_QUALITY_IMPROVEMENTS.md files by chance?
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Unfortunately same about my XPS, looked promising but turned to shit faster than I'd expect
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
What do you get with claude code that isn't already in cursor? I've only used it in cursor
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
This screams AI, 100%
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Did anyone test it on 5090? I saw some 30xx reports and it seemed very fast
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Sounds plausible but I guess it's something that they would've confirmed, had it been true Or it was ABS-CF but they forgot to dry the filament /s
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by pawelduda 10mo ago
Unless you know and trust person X, you don't want to authorize and interact with such contracts. Scammers will leave loopholes in code so they can, for example, grab all funds deposited to the contract. Normal contracts that involve m
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by pawelduda 11mo ago
The end effect certainly gives off "understanding" vibe. Even if method of achieving it is different. The commenter obviously didn't mean the way human brain understands
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by pawelduda 11mo ago
I'm very happy with it TBH, it has some things that annoy me a little bit: - slower compared to other models that will also do the job just fine (but excels at more complex tasks), - it's very insistent on creating loads of .MD fi
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by pawelduda 11mo ago
Why is this particular benchmark important?
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by pawelduda 11mo ago
1. Set up SSH access to your PC (I recommend tailscale) 2. Install and start tmux session on your PC so it stays synced and survives disconnects and what not. 3. Install Termux, SSH into your PC, attach to the tmux session. Bonus: tmux layo
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by pawelduda 1y ago
Don't forget to intensely shake your head after consumption for a proper brain flush
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Ask HN: Patterns for vibe coding you found useful?
1 points by pawelduda 1y ago|1 comments
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by pawelduda 1y ago
Thanks!
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by pawelduda 1y ago
Just the software
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by pawelduda 1y ago
Thoughts on possible implications for users in foreseeable future? We built a lot using dbt and can't really think of going back or switching to alternatives
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by pawelduda 1y ago
LLMs have brought back my excitement with coding. At work, they help me to kickstart a task - taking the first step is very often the hardest part. It helps me grok new codebases and write boring parts. But side projects is where the real f
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by pawelduda 1y ago
It's far from sustainable (for now)
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by pawelduda 1y ago
It's LinkedIn so I wouldn't be surprised if opting out did nothing
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by pawelduda 1y ago
So that's the new default for Rails? Seems like a new way for people to shot themselves in foot, for those who are used to the usual postgres + separate services setup. Especially that it's advertised as simpler and therefore is t
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by pawelduda 1y ago
Well, you can run apps on any less capable device with ssh and proper terminal display. You can limit data usage by offloading video buffering to the host (however not sure if that's net positive saving). And put the host behind VPN to

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