talkvoix

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by talkvoix 7mo ago
Actually, the platform started that way, but I removed it due to complications with the Google login system. I was wasting a lot of time with it, so I decided to stop and continue with normal login and password. I'm still working on so
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Show HN: I'm building a browser-based voice rooms platform(voix.chat)
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
I think you're too concerned with how others speak to believe that someone can actually write good, well-written comments. Obviously, in the age of LLMs, we might use one or two things to produce a better response. But that doesn'
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
I just fixed that! Thank you so much for letting me know. I had forgotten to upload that commit, haha! Could you refresh the page and test it?
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
I completely agree with the premise, but if we just ask for the ZIP code first and auto-fill the rest, how am I going to justify my 2-week sprint to build a custom, React-based, fuzzy-searchable, virtualized dropdown component for the &#x27
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
With a CS degree and 15 years of software engineering under my belt, I was initially skeptical of 'vibe coding'. But the article is right about this adolescent phase. I recently built my platform ( https://voix.chat ) 10
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
Reading this brings back so many memories of the early 2000s, using Cheat Engine to inject code into GunBound. It's funny how trying to get infinite gold or a perfect aimbot in a multiplayer game was the ultimate gateway drug to learni
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
Going from static HTML to dynamic ASP felt like suddenly gaining superpowers. We've been missing that true 'Rapid Application Development' (RAD) energy for a long time. Today’s AI agents are basically the modern incarnation o
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
Great point about coding agents! Back then, Docker gave us 'it works on my machine, let's ship the machine'. Now, AI agents are giving us 'I have no idea how this works, let's ship the prompt'. The early Docke
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by talkvoix 7mo ago
A full decade since we took the 'it works on my machine' excuse and turned it into the industry standard architecture ('then we'll just ship your machine to production').