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by rane 11mo ago
Have used Alfred for 10+ years at this point. Some colleagues are hyped about Raycast, but to me the pricing model is a joke. Pay (monthly) for AI - how about I bring my own API key? Pay (again, monthly) for unlimited clipboard history - lo
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by rane 11mo ago
tmux users might find this useful: https://github.com/raine/workmux
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Show HN: Anki-LLM – Bulk process and generate Anki flashcards with LLMs(github.com)
60 points by rane 11mo ago|23 comments
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Show HN: WalkingMate – Control a WalkingPad treadmill and track history on Mac(walkingmate.zendit.fi)
14 points by rane 1y ago|0 comments
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by rane 1y ago
Said policy: * Any contribution of any LLM-generated content will be rejected and result in an immediate ban for the contributor, without recourse.
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by rane 1y ago
For good measure, I tried: description: CRITICAL: Use when writing bash scripts Surprisingly no effect either. I would've thought adding "CRITICAL" would somehow promote that instruction in the sea of context.
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by rane 1y ago
So far not impressed with CC's ability to invoke skills automatically. I made a skill with the unambiguous description: "Use when creating or editing bash scripts" Yet, Claude does not invoke the skill when asked to write a b
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by rane 1y ago
I tried. Claude Code can't enable a disabled MCP on the fly.
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Show HN: Made a simple app to end the Bluetooth mic hijacking on macOS(zendit.fi)
4 points by rane 1y ago|0 comments
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by rane 1y ago
In the AI image generation scene, is there anything solid yet in the way of generating vector illustrations for apps?
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Lolgato: Advanced controls for Elgato lights on macOS(github.com)
1 points by rane 1y ago|0 comments
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by rane 1y ago
I tried in my relatively small project. ~/c/l/web % ck --sem 'error handling' ℹ Semantic search: top 10 results, threshold ≥0.6 ⠹ Searching with semantic mode... All I got was spinning M2 Mac fan af
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by rane 1y ago
Cool. Some AI fluff can be detected in the README. For example under the "Why CK?" section, "For teams" is of no substance compared to "For developers"
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Fuzzy file picker for tmux and Claude Code(github.com)
2 points by rane 1y ago|0 comments
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by rane 1y ago
> People keep saying that Gemini 2.5 Pro can solve some problem that Sonnet 4 cannot Most definitely can. It's insane how well just telling Claude to ask help from Gemini works in practice. https://github.com/raine&#
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by rane 1y ago
Getting kicked out from open source community for lying about using AI? Haha, good one.
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by rane 1y ago
Why would these people disclose their use of AI? These are not responsible and thoughful users of AI. The slop producers won't disclose, and the responsible users who produce high quality PRs with AI will get the "AI slop" la
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by rane 1y ago
Using AI to generate code in a PR does not necessarily mean however that the user has not taken time to understand the changes and is not willing to learn. There are AI users who generate whole files without understanding the contents, and
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by rane 1y ago
> I doubt a PR is going to be buried if it's useful, well designed, good code, etc, just because of this disclosure If that were the case, why would this rule be necessary, if it indeed is the substance that matters? AI generated an
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by rane 1y ago
Using Anki myself for language learning and can definitely recognize the pitfall of unrelated cues triggering the recall, but so far it's been working quite well. I'm mainly using it to practice output though, so the front side of
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by rane 1y ago
How will they make money?
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by rane 1y ago
Is it though? Won't AI make the barrier of entry to indie game dev even lower, as assets and code will be able to be created effortlessly.
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by rane 1y ago
There's this one new cool technology that could be just the thing for converting the HTML to use web framework of preference.
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by rane 1y ago
Maybe our brains are wired different but reading and reviewing code is way faster for me than writing it.
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by rane 1y ago
You get much better results in CC as well if you're able to give the relevant files as a starting point. In that regard these two tools are not all that different.
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by rane 1y ago
I don't even write the outline myself. I tell CC to come up with a plan, and then we iterate on that together with CC and I might also give it to Gemini for review and tell CC to apply Gemini's suggestions.
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by rane 1y ago
Having used Claude Code extensively for the last few months, I still haven't reached this "until it isn't" point. Review the code that comes out. It goes a long way.
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by rane 1y ago
Aider will follow through a single, rather specific request, from the user, which will generally result in changes one or more files that you need to explicitly add to the context. Claude Code on the other hand, based on user's request
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by rane 1y ago
Aider is not agentic.
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Show HN: MCP server that lets Claude Code consult other LLMs(github.com)
3 points by rane 1y ago|1 comments

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