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Webdev fundamentals without frameworks [CodeMic] [video](youtube.com)
3 points by seansh 1y ago|1 comments
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Webdev without frameworks [CodeMic] [video](youtube.com)
2 points by seansh 1y ago|0 comments
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Full Stack Starter: building from scratch without frameworks [CodeMic](youtube.com)
1 points by seansh 1y ago|0 comments
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by seansh 1y ago
Agreed. ciechanow.ski has been a huge inspiration, as well as 3blue1brown, Bret Victor, and Chris Granger (remember Light Table?). But none of them provide a way to walk through thousands of lines of real code and show how it is built and e
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by seansh 1y ago
This looks fantastic! I’ve been seeing a growing number of tools trying to bring more interactivity to programming tutorials and for good reason. Screencasts are too passive, and it’s easy to get lost halfway through. Books and blogs don’t
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Build an image gallery from scratch without frameworks [CodeMic](youtube.com)
1 points by seansh 2y ago|1 comments
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by seansh 2y ago
This is the first episode recorded in CodeMic [1] which enables recording and replaying tutorials inside your IDE synced to audio/video and workspace. I'd love to hear your feedback. [1] https://CodeMic.io
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Full Stack Starter: build an image gallery from scratch without frameworks(youtube.com)
1 points by seansh 2y ago|0 comments
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Stupid Smart Pointers in C(blog.kevinalbs.com)
146 points by seansh 2y ago|164 comments
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by seansh 2y ago
I can't understand why your comments were downvoted. Don't let it discourage you. Congrats again on your launch and making it to HN's front page! CodeVideo is incredible and it’s clear that a lot of effort and passion went in
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by seansh 2y ago
I agree that it's a huge space and believe there is demand for better presentation of educational material for programming beyond algorithms that fits in a slide. I do think that our approaches are a little different and time will prov
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by seansh 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! The "create once, ship everywhere" concept is super compelling. Being able to repurpose content across formats like this is a huge win for software education. I’ve been building something similar with CodeM
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Ask HN: Is AI converging on human-like cognition?
6 points by seansh 2y ago|11 comments
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Generative AI Is a Parasitic Cancer(youtube.com)
4 points by seansh 2y ago|0 comments
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Pessimists Archive(pessimistsarchive.org)
2 points by seansh 2y ago|0 comments
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by seansh 2y ago
Great question. It's not really about whether it's written or spoken (a later version of CodeMic will have written guides as well as audio/video/image). It's about the guide happening inside your IDE next to your co
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by seansh 2y ago
Thanks a lot I really appreciate it. I'm hoping CodeMic will be more than tutorials and in more places than VSCode. For example, I have a passing interest in compilers and would love to see a tour of say LuaJIT by an expert, to see its
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by seansh 2y ago
> There should be a programming language that enables arbitrary complexity through deterministic linear code, as humans seem to have an innate comfort with. I agree that linear code is easier to read and understand. I've noticed tha
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by seansh 2y ago
Rundoc is very interesting. Great work! I believe there are two ways to do what you want. 1. Use the VSCode extension APIs and the built-in commands[1] to write an extension that unit tests your tutorials For example, you could use vscode.e
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by seansh 2y ago
Yes it works with VSCode although it's not really selenium for VSCode. It is only concerned with recording and replaying changes to open text editors, selection, and scrolls: things that are useful for creating a guided programming ses
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by seansh 2y ago
Thanks a lot! I have thought about it being useful for learning, for fun, as a new kind of documentation, or even for onboarding new hires but the use case for code review didn't occur to me. That's great. I can think of 3 ways to
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by seansh 2y ago
Didn't know about chat-to.dev. I'll be sure to post it there too. Thanks.
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by seansh 2y ago
I was going for Code + Microphone. So like 'mike', definitely not epidemic :D
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by seansh 2y ago
Absolutely. It should be as easy as embedding a youtube video.
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by seansh 2y ago
Really appreciate it, thank you!
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by seansh 2y ago
I couldn't agree more. For example, the more senior developers could record walkthroughs of the codebase for new hires. It gives them a quick, high-level overview of the system and can make onboarding easier and let the new team member
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by seansh 2y ago
That would be very interesting. But for now it's a little out of scope. I think the key feature here is a tool and a platform for developers to record and replay coding sessions in a much more interactive way than what we currently hav
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by seansh 2y ago
Thank you. Yeah as much as I like to watch coding on Twitch/YouTube I always get lost 30 minutes in and can't tell what I'm looking at. I really hope CodeMic will change that.
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by seansh 2y ago
I can't wait to post it as a Show HN but the early access isn't ready yet. I'm aiming for end of Jan.
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by seansh 2y ago
Yes the Doom gameplay was narrated. It was showing how the changes to the code affected the gameplay. The main idea is to create narrated guides through the code. It can be audio only or mixed with video and images. CodeMic basically record

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