hsn915

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by hsn915 8d ago
Grok does the same thing. We'll discuss a feature implementation with various options for design, settle on one of them, and then it will write in the doc comment all the designs we considered but dropped.
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by hsn915 20d ago
This is weird though. Obviously the best way to use AI to furnish your CV is to build your own project using AI.
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by hsn915 26d ago
Your comment was reductionist > Where is the reasoning in linear regression? The comment you are replying to was meant to expose you to your own reductionism.
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by hsn915 26d ago
It's not very hard to engineer software with these two constraints at the same time: * Must feel very responsive * Network requests can take up to 500ms end to end
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An immediate mode UI (Shirei) retains component identity and state(judi.systems)
1 points by hsn915 29d ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 1mo ago
How do you predict without reasoning?
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by hsn915 1mo ago
If you are going to advocate against something, the alternative you propose needs to be better in some important area, other than "not that thing". What is the thing you hate about react, and what is the thing you require in an al
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by hsn915 2mo ago
I only read up to the "Petals around the Rose" exercise. I found it pretty easy to deduce (induce?) but the author is right, there's no general algorithmic method to do it .. except for intelligence. So, the solution is &quot
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Show HN: Shirei v0.6 adds iOS/Android support for cross-platform GUI development(judi.systems)
1 points by hsn915 2mo ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 2mo ago
I've seen many others on Twitter say that.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
Grok Build with Grok 4.5 is the best coding AI agent I have ever had the pleasure of using. Stopped using Fable after it.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
I think AIs generally "like" the API surface exposed by Shirei. They seem to understand it pretty well and are able to "vibe code" any kind of UI you ask of them using this framework. To your general point though, yes, t
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by hsn915 2mo ago
> you need to have your entire dataset in memory Are we talking about displaying tables with billions of entries? I'd like you to show me how retained mode gui scales well with that use case.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
Most open source projects are abandoned because the author never finds enough time to work on it or can't muster the focus and attention needed. It is not true that there is "lack" of human investment in the creation of this.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
Does "immediate mode" mean the UI refreshes at a constant 60fps rate like a video game, redrawing everything all the time? No. It means that you build the UI by describing what it should look like now, based on the data / sta
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by hsn915 2mo ago
That's irrelevant though? I'm not asking anyone to contribute or form a community with me as the leader. I'm putting out something in the hopes of it being useful for others.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
I have several projects in the same git repository which also forms a workspace in Go. Many of the projects in that repo are not public.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
Shirei is open source, not open contribution.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
You need to have some fonts installed. I think for some reason a bare wine setup either has none, or has fonts that Shirei cannot recognize.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
If desktop only is so useless, why are so many people create TUI apps?
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by hsn915 2mo ago
Shirei does not use GPU for rendering. It's fully software rendered. > ebitengine I have considered using it as a backend, but the blocker for me was how it handles resizing: the window content will stretch while it's being r
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by hsn915 2mo ago
This is a publish-only mirror repo. The commit history is the publish history, not the work history.
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by hsn915 2mo ago
It's the only thing that can scale to complicated UI
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Show HN: Shirei, cross-platform GUI framework in native Go(github.com)
89 points by hsn915 2mo ago|57 comments
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by hsn915 3mo ago
I keep a TODO file where I just write my ideas in free text, and every once in a while I tell claude "I updated the TODO file". This is basically like queueing up prompt. I wish Claude Code had a thing like that builtin. Like a &q
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by hsn915 5mo ago
The TUI version of ClaudeCode is not even that good compared even to the VSCode plugin.
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by hsn915 6mo ago
You have to stop thinking about it as a computer and think about it as a human. If, in the context of cooperating together, you say "should I go ahead?" and they just say "no" with nothing else, most people would not int
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by hsn915 8mo ago
My criticism is of the basic architecture, not usability or fitness for a particular purpose. If a distributed file system is useful, then a properly architectured one is 100x more useful and more performant.
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by hsn915 8mo ago
This is upside down. We need a kernel native distributed file system so that we can build distributed storage/databases on top of it. This is like building an operating system on top of a browser.
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by hsn915 8mo ago
I had a similar feeling expressed in the title regarding ChatGPT 5.2 I haven't tried it for coding. I'm just talking about regular chatting. It's doing something different from prior models. It seems like it can maintain stru

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