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Codex CLI Cheat Sheet
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Codex CLI Cheat Sheet
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While SWE-bench Verified is not a perfect benchmark for coding, AFAIK, this is the first open-weights model that has crossed the threshold of 80% score on this by scoring 80.6%. Back in Nov 2025, Opus 4.5 (80.9%) was the first proprietary m
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I've been using speech-to-text tools every day now especially for dictating detailed prompts to LLMs and coding agents. I personally use VoiceInk which is open-source. I tried to look for what other solutions are available and I'v
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I love using (tiling) window managers, and one of the most important requirements for me is having a key binding for switching to the last active workspace. The proposed solution in the blog doesn't achieve this. I use Aerospace on mac
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For me personally, it's not really about typing speed. While I can type pretty fast and most likely I speak faster than typing, but typing and dictating are just different way of doing things for me. While the end result of both is sam
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Speech-to-text has become integral part of my dev flow especially for dictating detailed prompts to LLMs and coding agents. I have collected the best open-source voice typing tools categorized by platform in this awesome-style GitHub repo.
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Author here. My argument is: we give instructions to coding agents dozens of times a day. Over time, speaking those instructions naturally tends to produce more detailed context than typing them out, because the friction of typing makes you
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Stop Typing Prompts to Your Coding Agent
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5 Best Open-Source Speech-to-Text Tools
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I've found RTK CLI proxy [1] quite useful for reducing token usage [1]: https://github.com/rtk-ai/rtk/
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Voice Typing – Curated list of open-source speech-to-text tools
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I encourage everyone to use speech-to-text tools to give detailed context to coding agents. As a developer, I love my keyboard and I can understand if you're skeptical. I was too. But using speech-to-text is one of the high-leverage th
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I picked India and a random year, 1985 [1]. The number 3 song caught my eye cause it had the thumbnail of a famous movie that came out in 2004, although the correct song played. When I went to the linked Spotify playlist for that year, the
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Continuing my weekly newsletter about agentic coding updates: https://www.agenticcodingweekly.com/
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Show HN: Awesome Voice Typing
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Show HN: Build Your Own CLI Coding Agent in Python
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I ran this live in Tokyo with ~50 engineers. The biggest "aha" moment was Phase 4, when the agent loop closes and the LLM starts chaining tool calls autonomously. People go from "I'm building a chatbot" to "oh,
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Show HN: A Self-Paced Exercise to Build a CLI Coding Agent from Scratch
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Been working on a weekly newsletter [1] to stay fully informed about agentic coding with one email, once a week. I also keep the focus narrow, only on what engineers and tech leaders would find useful for shipping code and leading teams, wh
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They used this exact treatment in an episode of The Good Doctor, S01E06. Original air date: October 30, 2017 https://the-good-doctor.fandom.com/wiki/Not_Fake
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You should check out Devstral 2 Small [1]. It's 24B and scores 68.0% on SWE-bench Verified. [1]: https://mistral.ai/news/devstral-2-vibe-cli
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yeah, big fan of uv and ruff and recently ty. It's also from astral and it fixed type checking. You should check it out
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Ask HN: What non-LLM tools have meaningfully improved your dev productivity?
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They also have an API which you can use to get the icon SVG. I love making (architecture) diagrams in D2 [1], and love using the vast library of icons from Iconify in my diagrams where it makes sense. A sample diagram with SVG from Iconfiy
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2025 Agentic Coding Reading List
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This is really nice. I keep track of most important habits to me like how often I go to gym, how much protein I eat everyday, and how many days I read (books), on something physical (pen and paper). Mostly on monthly calendars. This would m
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Started making side projects as a developer this year and hope to start working on my own products full-time from next year. Two books I found useful for positioning the product: - Obviously Awesome by April Dunford ( https://www.
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Anyone specifically looking for ML engineering blogs should find this useful: https://github.com/primaprashant/ml-engineering-blogs
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2025 Agentic Coding Reading List
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