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bkolobara
1mo ago
They just raised $200M in February and $100M a year ago.
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bkolobara
5mo ago
All the PRs are gone ....
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José Valim vs Coding Agent
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bkolobara
5mo ago
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bkolobara
5mo ago
We are working on something https://lubeno.dev
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bkolobara
6mo ago
Lubeno only supports private repositories at the moment, so I can't link directly to one. But that is on my todo list.
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bkolobara
6mo ago
Direct links to the images, until I implement popup on click: https://lubeno.dev/assets/images/blog/lubeno-repository.png https://lubeno.dev/assets/images/blog/lubeno-pr.png h
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bkolobara
6mo ago
... on a website owned by the VC that invested in the developer. I believe that the ideas in the blog post are novel enough and should spark curiosity and interesting discussions. Also I submitted this last week, someone must have hand-pick
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bkolobara
6mo ago
Sorry about that! Performance is really important to me, I just didn't get around to configuring CDN caching and optimizing the assets. All the HN traffic hitting our server also didn't help.
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bkolobara
6mo ago
You can just start a new branch in parallel if you don't need to build on top of the foundation. But if you are happy with the foundation and the next feature requires it, you can also continue working on something else. Jujutsu's
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Reinventing the pull request
(lubeno.dev)
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bkolobara
6mo ago
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bkolobara
6mo ago
Thank you! Would love to check out what you are working on if you have anything to share at this point.
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Reinventing the Pull Request
(lubeno.dev)
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6mo ago
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bkolobara
6mo ago
Shameless plug. We have been working on building a European GitHub alternative for private repos at https://lubeno.dev .
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bkolobara
7mo ago
I just noticed that you can uncheck permissions before you clicking continue with GitHub, to reduce the scope.
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bkolobara
7mo ago
This looks awesome! I remember the Mitchell tweet, it was like a week ago? I'm super impressed how much functionality you managed to push out so fast. Crazy times. And I very much agree with Mitchell that the repository page needs impr
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Lubeno.dev – Code hosting and collaboration with stacked PRs and JJ support
(lubeno.dev)
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7mo ago
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bkolobara
8mo ago
Summary: • 1M context • Half the price of Opus 4.5 • Best-in-class for agentic coding First benchmarks: https://x.com/hysteresis_x/status/2018008912859939279
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Claude Sonnet 5 drops next week
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
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Twin – The AI Company Builder
(twin.so)
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8mo ago
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bkolobara
8mo ago
Yes, I think this was it! Thanks for sharing the link. I had no idea that part was fabricated.
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bkolobara
8mo ago
The point I was trying to make is that the way our brain works is deeply connected to language and words, including how fast and how accurate you perceive colors [0][1]. And interacting with an LLM could have unexpected side effects on it,
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bkolobara
8mo ago
No, if you show them two colors and ask them if they are different, they will tell you no. EDIT: I have been searching for the source of where I saw this, but can't find it now :( EDIT2: I found a talk touching in the topic with a stud
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8mo ago
There is a lot of research on how words/language influences what we think, and even what we can observe, like the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. If in a langauge there is one word for 2 different colors, speakers of it are unable to see the d
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8mo ago
Please no. I have recently switched to opencode and the product quality is so much higher.
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Bincode development has ceased permanently
(old.reddit.com)
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9mo ago
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bkolobara
10mo ago
It still kinda sucks though. You can make it work, but you can also easily end up wasting a huge amount of time trying to make it do something that it's just incapable of. And it's impossible to know upfront if it will work. It&#x
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What Great Means to Us
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11mo ago
I have noticed the same trend with my parents. The people that were insisting that I was spending too much time as a child in front of the computer and should get out, are now retired and permanently glued to their phones.
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bkolobara
11mo ago
Hi! I have been using Fastmail for the last 2 years and love it! I don't use the web interface much, instead I use Apple's Mail.app. My only issue is that external email accounts (gmail) take some time to be fetched periodically.
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90%
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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bkolobara
1y ago
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