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by swah 11mo ago
Send us a file listing for `fun' :)
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by swah 1y ago
How are you managing 10 parallel agents??
183.
by swah 1y ago
Interesting - always thought coffee would be good for memory?
184.
by swah 1y ago
They gave a lot of meh advice over the years...
185.
by swah 1y ago
Have you tried CLI tools like Claude Code?
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PragmataPro 0.903 Out Now(fsd.it)
4 points by swah 1y ago|0 comments
187.
by swah 1y ago
The other comment looks bad though :) Very AI like...
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Working in Between Public and Private(jacobian.org)
2 points by swah 1y ago|0 comments
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by swah 1y ago
Waiting for color and squares to make a big comeback..
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by swah 1y ago
I haven't been able to get anything done with Codex. Claude Code is fast and "gets it". Also does better at running and testing its own stuff. Its very odd because I was hoping they were very on par.
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AI interpretability has the same problems as philosophy of mind(seangoedecke.com)
3 points by swah 1y ago|0 comments
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by swah 1y ago
Are you sharing that?
193.
by swah 1y ago
A few other options to consider: - Lightweight local web server + web page combo - Native layer for each platform + shared business logic parts - Some game dev engine could also work - Unity, Godot..
194.
by swah 1y ago
I hate it but starts with Go so great choice...
195.
by swah 1y ago
In Brazil its getting better and better. I even feel bad because I question myself what are we going to do outside if everything can arrive next day and cheaper than anywhere else... local business can't compete etc. (Another nice thin
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by swah 1y ago
Maybe sooner in the nightly builds then :)
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by swah 1y ago
Guessing its "hard to do it right".
198.
by swah 1y ago
Should be soon: https://ghostty.org/docs/install/release-notes/1-2-0#roadmap
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by swah 1y ago
The "native input editing" on Warp did spoil me though. The block feature is also super nice. Especially in the days of copying and pasting from AI tools. I tested all others (wezterm, ghostty, kitty, rio..) but this comfort trump
200.
by swah 1y ago
I think OP was afraid of making a mistake and stealing by accident. I also don't like to use those systems if I have many hard to pack items. But at some point I guess you just remove humans completely.
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by swah 1y ago
Remembering the tools when they are needed is hard, I guess? I have this issue with tools that I only used once[1] or one full day but go for weeks forgotten. [1]Which now make sense to make since cost is almost zero...
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by swah 1y ago
Interesting - how is this used? Run every day or its a long-lived server?
203.
by swah 1y ago
Seeing more activity from nostrademons on HN made my very nostalgic (mostly because its one the HN accounts I remember for the longest time) and I was wondering if he had more presence online these days somehow, Googled him, and arrived at
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Jonathan Tang on C2(wiki.c2.com)
2 points by swah 1y ago|1 comments
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by swah 1y ago
Same, I really loved that they finally innovated on text editing interface. Couldn't get used to be honest. As usual, there's an Obsidian plugin nowadays trying to mimic (some of?) it: https://github.com/ycnmhd&#x2
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by swah 1y ago
Thanks, not sure when the dupe detector fails!
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Everything I know about good API design(seangoedecke.com)
2 points by swah 1y ago|3 comments
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x times y(federicopereiro.com)
2 points by swah 1y ago|0 comments
209.
by swah 1y ago
I'm in Brazil... better odds with a walkie talkie
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by swah 1y ago
Hope those machines are creationists and remember us..

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