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by robinhood 1y ago
While I really don't care about this new app since I'm very happy with their IMAP/JMAP support, there is a fact that you don't know at all. You have no visibility on the number of users asking for a desktop client. I ado
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by robinhood 1y ago
To me, it doesn’t seem any more far-fetched than, say, instantiating a virtual DOM in the browser.
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by robinhood 1y ago
Misleading title. "Among Linux Distros used to mostly play games".
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by robinhood 1y ago
I use Cursor only because of their extraordinary tab suggestion feature. It's still blowing the competition away. It's 1000000 times better than any other tools I've tried and I've tried them all. Cursor should focus on
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by robinhood 1y ago
I do not understand your position at all.
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by robinhood 1y ago
I'm sorry you see the world that way.
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by robinhood 1y ago
Omarchy will still have to distribute its image, so lots of bandwidth since they do not want to rely on the AUR during the install process (since AUR has been targeted by DDOSS attacks recently). Perhaps Cloudflare will provide that and not
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by robinhood 1y ago
Clearly you haven't been following what Ladybird's team have been doing in the last months. With almost no resources, they've created this web engine that is almost at par with the giants.
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by robinhood 1y ago
The great strength of Omarchy is the fact that they've repackaged every good things from many different projects (arch, hyperland, and many packages) so I can install a fully functional distro with nice defaults, and every hardware wor
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by robinhood 1y ago
I don't understand why we always assume bad faith. I wish more companies were like Cloudflare actually - trying to balance the need of revenues while trying to do good for internet and open source as a whole. As a normal user with a fe
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by robinhood 1y ago
First rule of MacOS upgrade: don't. Second rule: wait for x.1 or x.2 releases, so it's more stable and most importantly, the dependencies you need get updated.
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by robinhood 1y ago
The former website's version was genius. This new version is genius too, but for totally different reasons. It's so creative, funny, beautiful and technically advanced. It's also extremely hard to understand globally. I find
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by robinhood 1y ago
Zig was created in 2016 though - almost 10 years at this point. Perhaps the surprise here is that we are not as exposed to this language on well-known and established projects as other languages like Rust, Go and C.
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by robinhood 1y ago
Complex subject, beautifully simple to read. Congrats to the author. Also: I love that super passionate people still exist, and are willing to challenge the statut quo by attacking really hard things - things I don't have the brain to
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by robinhood 1y ago
Well, isn't it like Yolo mode from Claude Code that we've been using, without worry, locally for months now? I truly think that Yolo mode is absolutely fantastic, while dangerous, and I can't wait to see what the future holds
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by robinhood 1y ago
This is amazing and incredible. Thanks for this. Raycast is great, and there are not many good launchers on Linux unfortunately. Launchers are so important in my opinion to interact with the computer. I hope this project will change the sit
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by robinhood 1y ago
Your comment is as insulting as it is indicative of a complete lack of knowledge about the world of editors and software development in general.
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by robinhood 1y ago
Looks super nice. Congrats on the launch. Personally I use Harlequin, the TUI SQL tool, which works best for me. I don't really GUI for these kind of tools, but I can understand the value for some. Wishing you all the success with this
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by robinhood 1y ago
I’m so glad this is possible. Kudos to Turso for giving this man a new chance. We often criticize people for past bad behavior, but in many cases (not all, of course), they deserve a second chance in life, since most of us can change.
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by robinhood 1y ago
Beware of European companies too if there is a WWIII. Beware of Asian companies because China is not far away. What a weird comment.
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by robinhood 1y ago
"riddled with bugs". "incredibly poorly implemented". Man, what are you talking about? Your comment seems based on nothing but what you read online. Have you used Cursor on a daily basis? I have. Every day for six months
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by robinhood 2y ago
Enshittification will start in 3... 2... 1....
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by robinhood 2y ago
I love everything about Yaak. How and why it was born. The transparency of the author. The simplicity of the tool. I really hope the user base grows in the future.
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by robinhood 2y ago
It's not actually. The problem was not marketing. The problem was the product itself. No marketing could have helped them, as the product was so bad. The good reminder here, is to build something people actually want.
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by robinhood 2y ago
I completely agree. It takes a lot of resources. Again - it's all about the value it gives in return of what it takes. For me, it's worth it. For many others, it's not.
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by robinhood 2y ago
How come?
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by robinhood 2y ago
Sublime is extraordinary. It's one of the softwares I've loved the most, by far. Even today, it's always opened and I use it for quick fixes and code browsing. However, despite my fondness for it, VS Code, and now Cursor, hav
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by robinhood 2y ago
There are several weird aspects in this thread. I would like to clarify that I don't know Sam Altman nor don't care about him, and do not hold an opinion regarding whether he is a good or bad individual. First, the title is inaccu
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by robinhood 2y ago
I'm glad the founders have found a way out. This is key when launching a product that never really took off. However, I never understood why this product existed in the first place. I'll probably get downvoted to oblivion, but to
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by robinhood 2y ago
I work at a major bank. I’m an avid Firefox user at home. Dev tools on Firefox are just better. At work, Firefox is forbidden and I can’t install it. For « security » reasons. I swear. The only browser I have the right to use is Chrome.

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