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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
Will check it out, thanks!
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
I haven't had any issues with `fnm` so far. It's been fast and I like how it prompts you to install a missing node version as soon as you jump into a directory with a `.nvmrc` file.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
I agree with you on the large codebase issue. That's a very real thing.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
It'd be really hard for me to change my current social media stack. As it is, I don't use much of it, but if I switch away from these apps, I'm not sure if there are better alternatives to these. Like, for instance, YouTube.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
IDK with certainty if that's the reason, but I'm sure it's contributing.
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What's Going on with the Web?(iam.mt)
6 points by thallavajhula 4mo ago|9 comments
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
Thank you for this resource. I'm reading up on this spec and it seems like an interesting direction. For anybody else trying to know what else the .well-known URI can hold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
Reading the title I had a very different notion of what to expect. The article has something completely different. I was hoping this would be something for indie app devs.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
I really like your approach. Smart. Personally though, I like AM opening up when I hit the PLAY button on my keyboard.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
And to top that, he lost the battle in the court recently.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
Elon is not going to be happy about this. He's been vocal about his dislike towards the business model OpenAI chose to run with.
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by thallavajhula 4mo ago
I wasn't impressed by the LLMs up until January or so when Claude Code swooped in. Until then, I felt like the LLMs were slowing me down. I have been using them for a couple of years now for coding at work, but I never really thought t
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by thallavajhula 5mo ago
Hi Boris! Thanks for Claude Code. Is there an example of how y'all use Dynamic Workflows internally that you could share with the rest of us here so that we can mimic something similar?
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by thallavajhula 5mo ago
Salvatore really wants to popularize the term Automatic Programming/Coding it seems. ( https://antirez.com/news/159 )
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by thallavajhula 6mo ago
Do people really use Grok for anything outside of Twitter memes or understanding tweets? I'm asking out of genuine curiosity.
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by thallavajhula 7mo ago
>I think there’s something quietly screwing up a lot of engineering teams. In interviews, in promotion packets, in design reviews: the engineer who overbuilds gets a compelling narrative, but the one who ships the simplest thing that wor
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by thallavajhula 7mo ago
As a Master's student, I didn't have money to afford a MacBook. So, I begrudgingly bought a Dell Vostro 13" at the time. Pretty much all of my friends just got the Dell/Sony/HP laptops and it's not like those l
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
Just another silly uninformed take.
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
When Ghostty was publicly announced, I used it for a few months and gave up on it due to the lack of support for the CMD+F feature that I use Terminal.app. This is a critical feature for me while tailing logs on my local. I tried the workar
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
I used to have a custom domain setup via Google apps. Google decided to update it to something else (they changed their name several times and I lost track of the name now). I switched to iCloud+ Mail when iCloud introduced their custom dom
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
I've been trying composer-1.5 on and off and it doesn't come close to Claude's Opus High. The explainability of Claude is just something else.
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
This is great. I am hopeful that Gemini 3.1 Pro would be great. So far, I'm almost always pulled away from Gemini models by Claude. Having used Claude Opus High for a while now, Claude Opus seems to be fantastic at coding. Even Gemini&
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
True. That's the case with almost any commodity in life. That's why I was specific about AI. The difference is, in other sectors, there's no fear-mongering. If you don't use their HVAC, it's fine. Your job isn'
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by thallavajhula 8mo ago
I was reading through the article and waiting for the key info to drop, but nope. It never did. It seemed like marketing fluff. If anything, vibe coding may eliminate some of the B2C SaaSes, but not B2B. If you think an enterprise is going
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by thallavajhula 9mo ago
IDK why, but I love the name of the project. It sounds so fun and the naming of the entities is very playful. Love it.
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
Aside: The demo shows git commands being run in the CLI. I absolutely hate it when devs use a commit message that says "chore: my first commit from gemini cli" - I get that it's meant for the demo, but in general too, I'
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
The animations on the landing page are so over-engineered, I love it. The light movement along with the mouse on hover, the movement of the right animation based on the scroll and mouse movement while mousedown activated, the zoom-in as you
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
I’m loving today. HN’s front page is filled with some good sources today. No nonsense sensationalism or preaching AI doom, but more realistic experiences. I’ve completely turned off AI assist on my personal computer and only use AI assist s
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
Finally someone from a top position said this. After all the trash the CEOs have been spewing and sensationalizing every AI improvement, for a change, a person in a non-engineering role speaks the truth.
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AI is the new UI/UX(iam.mt)
2 points by thallavajhula 1y ago|1 comments

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