hackermanai

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by hackermanai 1mo ago
There’s also Koi Editor. No telemetry, no tracking, and much faster than Zed: https://koieditor.com/benchmarks/ Dev solely focused on performance and bug fixing.
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Typing latency benchmarks across modern code editors(koieditor.com)
2 points by hackermanai 2mo ago|0 comments
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by hackermanai 2mo ago
So it seems.
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Koi Is the Fastest Editor(twitter.com)
3 points by hackermanai 2mo ago|1 comments
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
> Claude one shots pretty much everything What? > An IDE at this point is best as a tool for code review. I heard from a friend that most devs building serious stuff still write code. It's shocking but true. (No code review neede
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
At least it didn't succeed yet. They should drop a model somewhere, beating something else in some use case, and maybe people would use.
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
> You just say, "Go Build me x - it should have y,z features - and build it in golang for me" - and that's it - the 3-4 page Plan comes back - usually pretty credible - and then you click "build.". What you'
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
I think this is a cool approach, like a giant undo stack.
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
I have this line completion feature in koieditor.com as well, and it's hard to suggest "safe"/good completions at a low latency. Best approach I could think of is a second pass to verify first pass, but adds to latency,
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by hackermanai 3mo ago
Many are pro AI, anti hype.
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Ask HN: Which product branding do you prefer?
2 points by hackermanai 4mo ago|1 comments
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
I think this approach is more common than the hype for actual work. I do something similar, many back and forth, then settle on something often with now known tradeoffs, written by hand to spot issues as a final guard/ keep consistent
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
Not a textedit fork, but I am building a minimal text editor with niceties based on scintilla. So performance wise on par with Notepad++ et al.
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
> Usually performance was the reason for using native APIs rather than web views, but this doesn't seem to be true any more. It's still true. There's no way around it, web views will always be slower.
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
Hackerman Text editor. 595 days and counting. ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
> actively reject multiple safety warnings Is this like a popup? which most people actively accept without blinking I think plugin/extensions should be a bit harder to run by default. I get the user friction from extra hurdles befor
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by hackermanai 4mo ago
> “But Local Models Aren’t As Smart” This is what makes me continuously doubt and rewrite the local-first approach to inline chat in my editor. Next edit/ code complete makes more sense due to latency advantage. But chat is hard. It
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
> How does anyone at Microsoft/Github thinks this is ok? Their whole marketing department probably.
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
> .. webview .. That would make it an web app tho. Not sure if that's what OP wants when making Swift apps.
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
I recently tested input latency on Mac Mini M2 Pro, keypress to visible pixel (p95 value). - Zed 36.8ms (26.3 avg) - Sublime 33.5ms (25.9 avg) - VSCode 31.7ms (20.6 avg) - Hackerman Text 15.3ms (12.5 avg) All editors tested as stripped down
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
And soon™, https://hackerman.ai/
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
> How else are you going to have “a quick glance at code” across project files without using a new view for that? By showing the text around match inline with the search result in the tree. Especially useful if you do not expect to edi
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
I think VSCode use ripgrep and Zed has its own ripgrep-like search. Zed likely still do more work per match due to the multibuffer. A normal nested tree-based result should be faster. I think multibuffer can be good in edit/renaming us
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
> Zed felt it had the right to download, install, and run node.js without any permission just to run some LSP (which I don't even use). Yes. This is bad. Zed keeps installing and running all sorts of random background stuff. This sh
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by hackermanai 5mo ago
> never loses unsaved files This is a big one indeed. I keep many unsaved tmp notes and pastes open all the time. Sublime Text also have it's super smooth pane and window management, so easy to select many tabs, drag and drop tabs t
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by hackermanai 1y ago
This is cool! ...and probably very annoying after a while :P
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by hackermanai 2y ago
I don't even dislike default file explorers that much and will buy this (whenever they release Mac one). I like to buy good software.
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by hackermanai 2y ago
This looks very nice! How long have you been working on this? I will be releasing hackerman.ai text editor later this year (or ASAP), also somewhat niche product with support for creating/editing lexers (eg for your own languages), abl
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by hackermanai 2y ago
> 1. Perpetual fallback licenses on SaaS products are (unfortunately) not terribly common - so if it's not explicitly stated then you can bet your bottom dollar that it's highly unlikely. I also think perpetual fallback license
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Show HN: Pro Tip, Check This(hackerman.ai)
1 points by hackermanai 2y ago|0 comments

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