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by autoconfig 4mo ago
The charitable interpretation here is obviously that the LoCs are equivalent in quality, in which case it is a very useful metric in the context that was presented. The inability to infer that should be embarrassing.
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by autoconfig 5mo ago
My initial experience with Opus 4.7 has been pretty bad and I'm sticking to Codex. But these results are meaningless without comparing outcome. Wether the extra token burn is bad or not depends on whether it improves some quality &#x2F
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by autoconfig 7mo ago
> When creation was hard, skill was the differentiator: you had to actually be good to make something worth showing. Now the barrier is near zero, so you need reach. Reach costs money or it costs years. Probably both. Creation has progre
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by autoconfig 7mo ago
"It never gets easier, you just go faster" - Greg LeMond
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by autoconfig 8mo ago
> This requires calling native APIs (e.g., Win32), which is not feasible from Electron. That is not correct. One of the major selling points of Electron is precisely that you can call native APIs.
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by autoconfig 1y ago
This thesis has existed since Cursor first started, and the gap between them and VSCode has only widened since then. It’s worth spending some time thinking about why that may be before having such strong conviction about their demise.
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by autoconfig 1y ago
Haven't touched Tauri because of the cross platform issues. The major appeal with Electron to me is the exact control over the browser. I'm curious about Rust integration though. I'm guessing they're doing something that
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by autoconfig 1y ago
It’s beyond shameful that chrome on android doesn’t support shared workers yet. We decided to simply nix multi tab support on android because of it.
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by autoconfig 2y ago
Either you care about being correct or you don't. If you don't care then it doesn't matter whether you made it up or the AI did. If you care then you'll fact check before publishing. I don't see why this changes.
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by autoconfig 2y ago
I think the incorrect premise here was that engineers always know what a good product is. :) And I say that as an engineer myself. It's fully possible that the whole team was aligned on a product idea that was bad, it happens all the t
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by autoconfig 2y ago
That is not at all how things work at Meta. The impact of the things you deliver as an engineer has a direct effect on your performance review. For better or for worse, that also means that engineers have a ton of leverage on deciding what
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by autoconfig 2y ago
Aider operates on your file tree / repo and edits and creates files in place. So it at least lessens the copy / paste drastically. This is a very different experience than using chatgpt or Claude on web. Still not ideal UX compare
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by autoconfig 2y ago
Where did I say that it's AGI? I was addressing the parent's comment: > "Reminds me of autonomous vehicles a couple of years back". I don't think any reasonable interpretation of "autonomous vehicle" in
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by autoconfig 2y ago
When you do something that is extraordinarily hard, sometimes it takes longer than you expect. But now we're here: https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/20/waymo-is-now-giving-100000...
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by autoconfig 2y ago
What's your point? Is it that one shouldn't attempt to enter a market just because it's difficult? Or are you trying to educate the founders about something obvious that they likely have already spent 1000x more time thinking
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by autoconfig 3y ago
Extremely unlikely. Caffeine is one of the most studied substances on earth. It's not a secret that it causes a clear physiological response. There are tons of double blind placebo studies on this. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.g
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by autoconfig 3y ago
It definitely is a stimulant: > Caffeine is a stimulant, which means it increases activity in your brain and nervous system. It also increases the circulation of chemicals such as cortisol and adrenaline in the body. https://w
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by autoconfig 3y ago
Hi Alan. Our target audience is people that write long form content. In order for the product to provide a great user experience for that audience we feel that we need to build an opinionated editor and integrate AI in an opinionated way in
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by autoconfig 3y ago
Glad you're liking it and thank you for the feedback! 1. GPT-4 is definitely on our radar and is something that we are planning to support as an option. There are trade-offs though as it's a lot slower and as people have mentioned
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by autoconfig 3y ago
I think it’s both correct and realistic to assume that most ideas won’t reach venture scale size. After all, the vast majority of startups fail. However I’d like to point out that any software product that is built is per definition a layer
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by autoconfig 3y ago
Hi! We currently don't have an export feature although that is something that we want to add. With that said we've made it as easy as possible for you to copy and paste our documents into other editors. If you paste a Type doc int
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by autoconfig 3y ago
Hey swyx. Stefan, co-founder and CTO chiming in here. I think our strategy here is pretty simple (although not easy). We have our opinion and our vision on what this product ultimately should look like, we trust that that opinion coupled wi
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by autoconfig 4y ago
Congratulations guys! We've been looking for a good automated test solution for our prompts and haven't found anything solid. Vellum looks like it has some solid potential. Looking forward to trying it out.
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by autoconfig 4y ago
Just FYI a couple of heavy hitters you might wanna add to the list: - Adobe spectrum: https://spectrum.adobe.com/ - Radix UI: https://www.radix-ui.com/ - Tailwind UI: https://tailwindui.com/
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by autoconfig 4y ago
This is incorrect. There may be exceptions but ships that are bought exist in game and can be used right away.
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by autoconfig 4y ago
Same here. Depending on the type of application being built, this can be a huge downside. E.g., if you want to store data locally using IndexedDB getting it to work properly on Safari (and to some extent Firefox) can be a soul destroying ex
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by autoconfig 4y ago
As a counterpoint, I don’t think it’s disingenuous and I have zero problems with it. I would only find it disingenuous if the statement made was false (trusted by developers at). Comparing traffic alone with actual usage of a product is wei
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by autoconfig 4y ago
I’ve lived in the US for 14 years, and I’m all too familiar with the problems we have in this country. I also spent three years in Hong Kong (my mother is from there, and I speak Cantonese), living through the transition period that the new
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by autoconfig 4y ago
I'm not sure you understand what's going on in Hong Kong. Politicians getting arrested simply for holding primary elections: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55555299 Newspapers getting shut down and

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