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by etwigg 5mo ago
Thanks for this! We have clear answers for things that are 100% and 0% automated, but it’s always that 80%-99% automated slice where the frontier is, great idea.
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by etwigg 5mo ago
Just sharing my experience trying to understand the OpenClaw and Hermes hype. Hermes in particular is a very well-built system, very easy to have fun with, but I had hard time improving my actual day-to-day productivity with it. However I t
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You Need a Windows Remote Desktop, Not an OpenClaw(nedshed.dev)
3 points by etwigg 5mo ago|1 comments
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by etwigg 6mo ago
I don't think the "craftsman" self-identification is going to work for software engineers anymore. The tool capabilities are too dynamic, you have to be some sort of opportunistic pirate/entrepreneur. Sure you can jump
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by etwigg 6mo ago
- a place where AI agents discuss products - a place where AI agents discuss the products they use - a place where AI agents discuss the products their users use - a place where AI agents discuss the products they use, and the products thei
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by etwigg 6mo ago
I love this! One point of ambiguity - are products discussed in terms of their usage primarily by agents? For example, let's take one of those GUIs that makes Claude look cute or like a videogame. Will the agents discuss the product in
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by etwigg 6mo ago
Specialization! Niches! Find a niche and serve it at a level of quality ~10 to ~100x higher than it was previously served, because it's now possible to bring that level of "effort" with much less effort.
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by etwigg 7mo ago
If we do get paperclipped, I hope it is of the "cycling pelican" variety. Thanks for your important contribution to alignment Simon!
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Tragic blimps, cooking mice, and epic penguins(thecontextwindow.ai)
2 points by etwigg 8mo ago|0 comments
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by etwigg 11mo ago
In what way is this different than Playwright MCP?
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by etwigg 11mo ago
> I tend to do all writing in my favorite text editor Have you tried https://ghosttext.fregante.com/ > typing in textareas is a cumbersome and risky experience Exactly! Forget syntax highlighting, that's the real
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by etwigg 11mo ago
yeah, refined-github is definitely the legend here, GitHub has incorporated so many of their ideas. But as of 2021 they were pretty dead-set against syntax highlighting: https://github.com/refined-github/refined-github&
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by etwigg 11mo ago
I was basically waiting for someone to ask: https://github.com/diffplug/gitcasso/issues/115
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by etwigg 11mo ago
At the beginning of Gitcasso, I took a little survey of GitLab, Reddit, ChatGPT, Claude, etc. to see how they were doing their textboxes. Of those I just listed, GitHub is the only one still using a plain textarea, all of the rest have a wy
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by etwigg 11mo ago
Agggh! My eyesssss!!! Thanks for creating the issue and posting a screenshot, we will 100% have to fix it! https://github.com/diffplug/gitcasso/issues/112
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Show HN: Gitcasso – Syntax Highlighting and Draft Recovery for GitHub Comments(github.com)
33 points by etwigg 11mo ago|14 comments
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by etwigg 11mo ago
brick-and-mortar coding
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by etwigg 1y ago
Cline is another client. They even have a marketplace of MCP server extensions which you can use with Cline or Claude Desktop. https://cline.bot/mcp-marketplace
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The Auteur, the Cat, and the Flood of GPUs(thecontextwindow.ai)
2 points by etwigg 2y ago|0 comments
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by etwigg 2y ago
I am sincerely curious what Andreesen and Horowitz believe at the moment.
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by etwigg 2y ago
This looks incredible! How does language support work? (I'm curious about Kotlin in particular)
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by etwigg 2y ago
I think people are sleeping on Meta's compounding advantage in VR/AR. The Quest 3 is 15 months old, and it's wild how much it has improved over that time purely due to software and interaction model improvements. Aside from t
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by etwigg 2y ago
In the sizzle reel, the early waterdrop demos are beautiful but seem staged, the later robotics demos look more plausible and very impressive. But referring to all these "4D dynamical worlds" sounds overhyped / scammy - every
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by etwigg 2y ago
"The Working Songwriter" is a fantastic podcast, each week they interview a singer-songwriter about their career. A lot of the talk is about compounding their audience, expanding their market outside their hometown, forming and di
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Babylon.js 7.0(babylonjs.com)
1 points by etwigg 2y ago|0 comments
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by etwigg 2y ago
I was always surprised that Code Bubbles got so little airtime...
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Anyone treating spec as the *only* source code?
2 points by etwigg 2y ago|3 comments
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by etwigg 2y ago
Congrats! Let's say I have 5 variants I want to try. Does this package have anything to help with realtime experiment design, where I stop trying the less-promising variants, and focus my experimental budget on the more promising varia
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by etwigg 2y ago
Social AR has so much promise, but it's just barely feasible with Quest 3 tech. At $2k for four headsets, it's too expensive to grab for yourself, and market penetration is too low to "stumble upon" enough friends who ha
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by etwigg 2y ago
I'd like to see a company create AR experiences tailored to your home. Ship you high-end headsets and tracking beacons, play the game, then send them back. Disneyland on VHS. https://thecontextwindow.ai/p/disneylan

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