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by dvcrn 1mo ago
Zed already has a “agentic layout” for a while. It shifts the ai and threads to be more prominent and moves code + sidebar to the right
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by dvcrn 2mo ago
What’s this $10 deal?
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by dvcrn 2mo ago
I agree. I subscribe to SuperGrok but never used the grok models a lot for coding. Now with 4.5, I’m gonna hit my weekly limit tomorrow and even considering trying SuperGrok Heavy I really like the feel of Grok 4.5
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by dvcrn 2mo ago
Built the same thing a while back: https://pi.dev/packages/pi-supergrok Install with pi install npm:pi-supergrok
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by dvcrn 5mo ago
Happened to me too but my card didn’t actually get charged, maybe check yours. Also the card in the invoice wasn’t even the card I’m using with Anthropic
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by dvcrn 5mo ago
> Despite thinking this is AI-generated, I agree but everything has a caveat. Definitely not AI generated. I wrote this during a non-internet flight. :)
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by dvcrn 5mo ago
Hi, author here! I fully agree with your comment here and that’s exactly my point in the post: Different tools that work great for different tasks. If anything, the post is a take against treating Skills + CLI as a zero-sum replacement for
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by dvcrn 5mo ago
> MCP has severe context bloat just by starting a thread Hi, author here. The “MCP has severe context bloat” problem has already been solved with tool discovery. Modern harnesses don’t load every single tool + their descriptions into the
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Show HN: Configmesh – E2E encrypted sync for macOS app configs and dotfiles(configmesh.app)
1 points by dvcrn 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dvcrn 7mo ago
I just released Configmesh this week. It's a macOS app (with CLI companion) for e2e encrypted syncing and backing up of dotfiles and application configurations. You can sync for example stuff from ~/.config/, Application Supp
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by dvcrn 8mo ago
My personal blog: https://david.coffee And a few projects I’m working on: - https://configmesh.app utility for syncing dotfiles + application configs - https://fixmyjapanese.com AI powered grammar correct
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by dvcrn 1y ago
microfn.dev - https://microfn.dev It started out as a cloud runner for small (mostly pure) composable javascript functions that we run for you in the cloud. So whenever you have some small code snippet that you want to run, you
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by dvcrn 1y ago
A buddy and me have been working on https://microfn.dev for a while: A platform for creating, managing and composing tiny (micro) javascript functions and using them from different places like webhooks, cron, MCP or AI agents. I
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by dvcrn 3y ago
Thanks :)
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by dvcrn 3y ago
Lots of small stuff like bots and scripts to automatically rename files that I use locally every single day Then things like: “Fix My Japanese” - uses LLM to correct Japanese grammar (built with Elixir LiveView): https://fixmyjap
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by dvcrn 3y ago
Here’s mine :) https://david.coffee/ I blog about random bits and blobs in tech. Sometimes a review, sometimes trying out something new. Wanted to try and keep it interesting and not too fixated on one category. Last post i
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by dvcrn 3y ago
Heh, I wrote one too (in Elixir + LiveView) - https://github.com/dvcrn/chatgpt-ui Background was that we wanted to explore providing access to ChatGPT to employees at $company, but restrict access with Google OAuth usi
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by dvcrn 4y ago
funny timing, just yesterday I finished a little app I was hacking on and needed a somewhat decent looking logo that was blocking the release. Instead of trying my luck in sketch and doodling around, I went to DALL E, and with my first pro
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by dvcrn 4y ago
Shameless plug for my CLI for creating MaskedEmails that is using these APIs (since beta actually) - https://github.com/dvcrn/maskedemail-cli If you're into domain/service-specific email addresses, give it a
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by dvcrn 5y ago
I keep IPFS companion turned on constantly but when I hit a site that's getting loaded through IPFS it often takes so long that I end up turning IPFS off so it just fetches it from the central server
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Small composable packages aren’t a bad thing IMO. It’s nice to pull things together how you want without having to reimplement the same logic multiple times. Just encapsulate smaller bits of useful code into their own mini packages Like if
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Even getting around Activation Lock on a stolen iPhone is probably a lot of hassle unless you know a guy who knows a guy who can unlock it for you
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by dvcrn 5y ago
IPNS is so slow that using it for anything just makes for a very unpleasant experience
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by dvcrn 5y ago
I went down a similar hole with a UniFi Dream Machine. udm-utilities [0] basically allows you to run all kinds of stuff on it through podman. Went from trying to teach it to mimic my ISPs router to get internet working, to banging my head a
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by dvcrn 5y ago
If that doesn’t show how well they’ve hidden the IP7 self-hosted version behind dark patterns! A loyal user had no idea it existed and stayed on 1P6 because of it. You have to upgrade from within the IP7 app but only if you downloaded from
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by dvcrn 5y ago
I fully agree. Been a standalone user for years and a coworker asked me recently how I got the standalone license because he didn’t think it existed anymore. Even with me knowing it exists, I wasn’t able to find it on their site to send h
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Also name clash with Triton, a binary analysis framework - https://github.com/JonathanSalwan/Triton
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Luckily modern tech companies don't need those resumes anymore nowadays
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Is there any way to make this the default in Safari?
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by dvcrn 5y ago
Luckily day one is fully e2ee encrypted, otherwise I wouldn’t trust their self baked sync service a bit

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