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by gitgud 12d ago
My initial thoughts are Cursor is already generalised to build all software, and Games are just a subset of all software. So it’s probably good enough. Also point 3 “No money in gaming” is probably the main factor. There is orders of magnit
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by gitgud 13d ago
Same legal system, but an OpenAI enterprise contract is not the same as a ChatGPT pro subscription... The terms of service agreement would be quite different
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by gitgud 14d ago
If you have an enterprise contract with them, the legal protections for the consumer is much higher… is what I’ve been told anyway
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by gitgud 18d ago
Pure vibe-coding isn’t that satisfying (as you’ve discovered) the problem is you’re constantly reviewing its huge output, and it probably goes wild in directions making assumptions. It’s much more fulfilling to give the LLM guardrails by en
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by gitgud 18d ago
> The difference doesn’t matter until it does, and then it’s infuriating to work out what’s going on. I love this quote, reminds me how annoying it can be when something isn’t reproducible locally… only in production…
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by gitgud 1mo ago
I love this choice. As I began reading, it was immediately clear that it was deliberately written by the author, not AI marketing slop
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by gitgud 1mo ago
> They're at 93.91% uptime over the past 90 days, according to https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ , and that doesn't even include today's outage yet. I don’t love GitHub, but that number is a li
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by gitgud 2mo ago
I assume they signal what menu item does what, to make it less confusing on different screen sizes. I.e. Large displays get “icon + label”, whereas small displays just get “icon”
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by gitgud 2mo ago
Good UX abstractions out perform bad ones, which means they endure, are copied, and eventually become the implied standard UX… some examples of this are; the hamburger menu, tiny icons and auto-scroll for streaming text
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by gitgud 2mo ago
So no human in the loop then? Sounds like a recipe for tech debt…
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by gitgud 2mo ago
> Mainframes survive, but serving a much tinier portion of the market than they used to. I would argue mainframes rebranded to "cloud" which is ubiquitous and more people interact with this computer than any other type of devic
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by gitgud 2mo ago
So at that tiny 500kb size I imagine it could be compiled to web assembly, and run entirely in the browser right? Couldn’t find a link, is that hard to do?
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by gitgud 2mo ago
This is one of the reasons why native proprietary coding agent runners like claude-code, codex, grok-build etc are so dangerous for privacy… you just don’t know what “secret sauce” they’ll add in the next update… It’s much safer to use some
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by gitgud 2mo ago
Not allowing full screen is the most insane thing for a “chat app ported from the web”… the browser probably has a better experience now…
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by gitgud 3mo ago
> Kirsten: All of this, to me, illustrates how quickly things are moving. I mean, when you really think about it, the whole tokenmaxxxing thing has become a thing, peaked, and now is seen disfavorably, within six months Pretty sure fro
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by gitgud 4mo ago
Article and this post seems to be AI generated… but this is a good quote > AI coding assistants hallucinate package names. They confidently suggest npm install some-plausible-sounding-package for packages that do not exist. Attackers mo
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by gitgud 4mo ago
> I realize I don’t have much knowledge about the best way to architect applications There is no “best way”, it always depends on what you are building. The main advice I would give is to always remember that there’s trade-off’s in eve
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by gitgud 4mo ago
> we need to stop filming people, and we need a societal norm that treats a violation of this ban on par with spitting someone in the face. Agreed. Filming strangers in public is making everyone scared to have fun trying anything new,
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by gitgud 4mo ago
I started believing at 4 years old when going to a christian school, then stopped believing a few years later when I realised I couldn’t see any proof of any god watching, planning or influencing the world in any way at all…
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by gitgud 4mo ago
Finding bugs in PR’s are exactly what GitHub copilot, GitHub cursor bot and tonnes of other PR bots already do…
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by gitgud 4mo ago
What does the AS stand for? A polite fyi, when skim reading this, it looked like it said AssNotes…
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by gitgud 4mo ago
Well damn, start the countdown till the inevitable exploit of this. I’m thinking maybe 1 or 2 weeks from now…
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by gitgud 4mo ago
It's cheap to change code , it doesn't mean you have to add more of it...
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by gitgud 5mo ago
Considering they’ve become a 1 trillion USD company, they’re truely moving fast and breaking things…
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by gitgud 5mo ago
> I’m a new solo dev with almost no audience. If a large org or a well-known developer sees the idea and ships a similar implementation, they can get more attention immediately than I can get in months. And in the end I get nothing for
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by gitgud 5mo ago
> Putting this here in the hope that someone at Anthropic reads it. Needs more sensationalism to get their attention, like “Tell HN: Claude won’t implement this basic feature!” /s
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by gitgud 5mo ago
I don’t think they “got lucky”. nextjs is an old project now, and for a long time it was the simplest framework to run a React website. This is why most open source landing pages used nextjs, and if most FOSS landing pages use it, then most
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Figma Make(figma.com)
2 points by gitgud 5mo ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 5mo ago
Really interesting! Is there a list of all supported CAD operations? Can I “revolve” 2D sketches? Can I make assemblies?
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by gitgud 5mo ago
> For instance it does not make sense to have an MCP to use git. What if you don’t want the AI to have any write access for a tool? I think the ability to choose what parts of the tool you expose is the biggest benefit of MCP. As oppos

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