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edimoldovan
4mo ago
I wasn't familiar with the quote -- so contextual in today's world.
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The mental load of understanding code we didn't write
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edimoldovan
4mo ago
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edimoldovan
4mo ago
I have been feeling more and more tired recently. For a while, I didn't really understand why, given that with AI tools i code, so I thought of it as unusual. Then I realized that is the actual cause. I don't vibe code, I care how
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edimoldovan
9mo ago
I haven’t gained much productivity by using any of the LLMs, particularly not the recent ones as their thinking ability is nothing else than overthinking and overcomplicating everything. What I really use LLMs for is to uncover what I shoul
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edimoldovan
1y ago
I have stopped a few years back. My entire frontend is a no-build one. Pretty cool.
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edimoldovan
1y ago
Pretty nice work. One of the problems I encountered in my career was to understand the actual need. You have that entirely. AI coming in and giving you the ability to do what you and others need and most devs couldn't do without you ex
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edimoldovan
1y ago
How do you control hallucination outcomes and signifficant over engineering?
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edimoldovan
1y ago
I tend to use same structure (in html) and use css for making it brand specific. I built something that makes this easier for me, basically it takes a couple minutes to set something up with a lor of things prestyled. What I am suggesting,
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edimoldovan
3y ago
I quite like the simplicity but I am especially a big fan of the standards-based development model. Will definitely try it out soonish and come back to you with some feedback.
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edimoldovan
3y ago
It has a richest std lib with quite good performance which makes it suitable for a lot of use cases where one wants to reduce dependency. I also find it quite easy to learn. Personally use for all web products I build as I have gotten the h
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edimoldovan
3y ago
Go Std, HTML + plain CSS + vanilla JS if needed. No build steps.
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Would love to see some great hardware there as well. Something like a macbook pro line but with Linux on it.
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edimoldovan
4y ago
I am expecting the opposite, metaverse to be less and less relevant.
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Agreed. In relation to that, I would expect some similar products to pop up on the market. Or even better ones.
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edimoldovan
4y ago
A headless OS came to mind immediately when I was reading your post. Let me expand: an OS which does provide a collection of components that can be used to build a UI but not the concept of windows and to make it connect to the hardware it
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Did a brief search on the rust ffi, seems that mozilla has something interesting shared on the topic https://github.com/mozilla/uniffi-rs and https://blog.mozilla.org/data/2022/01/31/
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Can you elaborate on the "The reason is to remove a dependency between your dev team and the target platform."? I think I might not understand your point here.
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Really good points. I think the order in my case will definitely be customer experience first. And for the the rest of the points, we are looking at something similar already, limited user access initially, only one platform perhaps. On you
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Ask HN: Native App Development Stack
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4y ago
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edimoldovan
4y ago
Making a choice based on popularity of the tool might be the wrong approach. If making a choice is even needed. If I would start something now I would most definitely go for Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose. I find that pr
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edimoldovan
4y ago
What capabilities should your cofounder have?
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Migration to New Google Workspace Business Starter
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5y ago
I have done many interviews before with engineers, I always moved someone forward in the process based on the potential, on problem solving skills. I'm not really interested if they know a certain stack or not, that can be easily picke