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by submeta 5mo ago
Zed is a very polished and nice product. I tried hard to use it, especially when I decided to migrate away from Emacs. But NeoVim gives me everything I was looking for in Zed: Speed, a polished UI, quick startup, not overloaded. So between
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by submeta 5mo ago
Palm Pilot is mentioned, but not Amiga Computers? For me it defined an era. Warez, games, hacking in assembly and Aztec C compiler. Too bad I migrated to MS DOS (yet Turbo Pascal was great), as Macs were unaffordable in Germany. Edit: A goo
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by submeta 5mo ago
I had good results with combining Claude Code with Codex, let them have back and forth sessions. Their prompts were magnitudes better than mine, also their evaluation and criticism of the other LLM What I haven’t taken time for is finding o
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by submeta 5mo ago
Is this any different from a setup where I use a terminal with tabs and splits, running my favorite editor in one or more panes, and several agents (Claude Code and Codex) in several other panes and tabs? Edit: Although I can integrate an a
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by submeta 6mo ago
It was my fault. Misconfiguration. Just upgraded the license to get this „without animation“ feature and highly recommend BTT.
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by submeta 6mo ago
Negotiation was just a pretext for preparing ground troops. Netanjahu is calling the shots here. Not Trump who sent (his son in law) Kushner and Wittkoff to „negotiate“, Kushner, whose parents have hosted Netanyahu whenever he visited the U
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by submeta 6mo ago
I tried both. BetterTouchTool does support the no-animation left/right space actions, but on my machine InstantSpaceSwitcher felt a bit snappier for actually moving between spaces, so I kept that for my keyboard shortcuts for previous&
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by submeta 6mo ago
I prefer cli based coding agents (Codex or Claude Code). I use wezterm and tmux, split my screen, open neovim on the left, lazygit below neovim, my coding agent on the right.
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by submeta 6mo ago
Tangential: The image with the heading "Anatomy of the .claude/ folder" is nicely made, anyone knows what tool is used for it?
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by submeta 6mo ago
What a lovely project! What about using a personal, family wiki to collectively edit, update family related infos, would that work? Anyone attempted something like that?
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by submeta 6mo ago
Maybe there are lots more articles posted on HN criticising Israel, and only a fraction remains, because they win the up- and downvote war?
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by submeta 6mo ago
I hope OpenAI will be here long enough so we have uv in twenty years from now. uv totally changed the way I work with Python, so I wouldn't want to miss it.
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by submeta 7mo ago
That's only partially true and it conveniently skips the last 15 years. Yes, Germany's Turkish community largely traces back to Gastarbeiter recruitment in the 1960s/70s. But since 2010, Germany alone received 850,000 Muslim
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by submeta 7mo ago
Why did muslims have to leave their countries? The "cultural clash" didn't appear out of thin air. Muslims are in Europe in large numbers because of wars that Europe and the West either started, fueled, or failed to prevent.
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by submeta 7mo ago
No we are not. 80% of us are against what Israel does in Palestine. But the Goverment and media will tell you otherwise. It's got nothing to do with our history. Konrad Adenauer--first chancellor--once said: "The power of the Jews
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by submeta 7mo ago
Totally disappointing. But coming from Germany, no surprise. German intellectualls and media totally ignore the suffering in Palesine. And fully suppress any solidarity with Palestine. By defunding, by cancelling, by smear campaigns (look u
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by submeta 7mo ago
For me, AI increased my NeoVim usage. Claude Code and Codex made me go full cli. I run several sessions in multiple tabs in WezTerm, using Tmux, Tmuxinator, and excellent tui based file manager named Yazi in left pane, opening files in NeoV
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by submeta 7mo ago
What about us non native speakers? Who make many grammar and spelling mistakes and welcome the help of an llm in eliminating the erros?
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by submeta 7mo ago
Ghostty is fast and feels native, but WezTerm occupies a different niche: it's a terminal you program rather than configure. The Lua config isn't just "dynamic" in the abstract sense. I built a tmuxinator-style workspace
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by submeta 7mo ago
I think the framing is still too code-centric. The real bottleneck isn’t writing (or even reviewing) code anymore. It’s: 1. extracting knowledge from domain experts 2. building a coherent mental model of the domain 3. making product decisio
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by submeta 7mo ago
What works extremely well for me is this: Let Claude Code create the plan, then turn over the plan to Codex for review, and give the response back to Claude Code. Codex is exceptionally good at doing high level reviews and keeping an eye on
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by submeta 7mo ago
I wonder whether we will see a shift back toward human generated, organic content, writing that is not perfectly polished or exhaustively articulated. For an LLM, it is effortless to smooth every edge and fully flesh out every thought. For
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by submeta 8mo ago
Everyone keeps arguing that AI is not Apple’s core business and that their priorities are different. From an end-user perspective, that is irrelevant. What users actually experience is this: every other major platform is shipping increasing
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by submeta 8mo ago
> Work with multiple agents in parallel But you can already do that, in the terminal. Open your favourite terminal, use splits or tmux and spin up as many claude code or codex instances as you want. In parallel. I do it constantly. For a
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by submeta 8mo ago
Many of us have an aging neighbor whose hearing gradually worsens. The TV volume creeps up over time. A simple, thoughtful fix is to gift them a wireless TV speaker designed for this exact problem. The Sony SRS-LSR200 sits close to the list
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by submeta 8mo ago
And of course they will demand that everyone is required to do a KYC. At sone point vpn access will require that as well. And finally the internet as we know it will be a thing of the past.
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by submeta 8mo ago
The US has already employed its technology and financial instruments, including sanctions, to coerce and control its partners. Sanctioning an ICC prosecutor and subsequently restricting Microsoft’s access to his emails and documents are jus
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by submeta 8mo ago
OT: Has anyone observed that Claude Code in CLI works more reliably than the web or desktop apps? I can run very long, stable sessions via Claude Code, but the desktop app regularly throws errors or simply stops the conversation. A few week
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by submeta 8mo ago
Do people actually browse the App Store to discover what’s new? I personally only open it when I already know exactly what I want to download, for example Obsidian or Firefox. I search, install, and I am done. I never scroll around or brows
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by submeta 8mo ago
What I’m seeing is that seniors need fewer juniors, not because seniors are being replaced, but because managers believe they can get the same output with fewer people. Agentic coding tools reinforce that belief by offloading the most time-

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