iparaskev

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by iparaskev 22d ago
I almost missed my metro stop because I couldn't stop reading.
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Improving 1080p screen sharing without increasing bandwidth(gethopp.app)
3 points by iparaskev 2mo ago|0 comments
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Making 1080p screen shares look sharper(gethopp.app)
2 points by iparaskev 2mo ago|0 comments
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by iparaskev 2mo ago
I agree that in the end the most important thing is to have the correct mental model of the code, and there is no need to know every implementation detail if you can ensure with other means that they address your requirements. An issue I ca
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by iparaskev 2mo ago
He is the creator of redis.
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by iparaskev 2mo ago
Have you tried using a purpose built pair programming app? Essentially these are tools with low latency screen sharing and remote control. Then you can pair-prompt in a call.
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by iparaskev 3mo ago
I think it doesn't really matter if the fund manager was committing a fraud. The author had fun, met their spouse and just enjoyed life with the information they had at that point.
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by iparaskev 3mo ago
Still working on Hopp, an oss pair programming app. A few months ago we ported part of the frontend in rust, to work around the webrtc limitations imposed by webkit (Hopp is written in tauri), which caused some stability issues. Now the app
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Cherry, a filter for AI generated PRs(cherry.gethopp.app)
2 points by iparaskev 7mo ago|1 comments
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by iparaskev 7mo ago
Hi! Seeing how many maintainers and repos have issues with PRs made by bots, we decided to do something, and we started building cherry. We are doing a private beta and we'd love to hear your thoughts on how to solve this without disco
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by iparaskev 7mo ago
The hobbit!
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by iparaskev 7mo ago
> Biggest risk I've found building solo with AI isn't bad code — it's accepting plausible code without interrogating it Totally agree. While I am aware of the danger, sometimes I become lazy and something slips. > Addin
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Is human collaboration the answer to the skill formation risks by AI?(gethopp.app)
2 points by iparaskev 7mo ago|1 comments
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Compiling Rust to readable C with Eurydice(lwn.net)
2 points by iparaskev 7mo ago|0 comments
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15 Months, 20k Visitors in the last 6, and 0 Product-Market Fit(gethopp.app)
1 points by iparaskev 8mo ago|0 comments
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15 Months, 20k Visitors, and 0 Product-Market Fit(gethopp.app)
2 points by iparaskev 8mo ago|0 comments
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by iparaskev 9mo ago
Working on migrating Hopp's [1] overlay window, which we use for drawing the remote cursors, from winit + wgpu to gpui. I used claude in the weekend to make a prototype and now I want to make a gpui app, which will replicate all of our
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by iparaskev 10mo ago
OP here, I didn't write the post, but found it interesting and posted it here. > So i understand correctly, they spend more even thought They can, optimize and spend less This is what I understand as well, we could utilise the hw be
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by iparaskev 10mo ago
Indeed Tuple is a great product. The goal is to match their quality and make it the OSS alternative, it's still early though, and I am trying to get some feedback.
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by iparaskev 10mo ago
What is your setup when pairing remotely? (Full disclosure I am building an OSS app for this purpose and just want to learn what is working for people)
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I know we're in an AI bubble because nobody wants me(petewarden.com)
87 points by iparaskev 10mo ago|62 comments
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by iparaskev 10mo ago
With zed you can also share your screen in the editor which makes it a bit better, but still you can't take control of the other machine. IMO if you only care about coding doing it in the editor is the best approach, you get zero laten
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by iparaskev 10mo ago
While I like rust and use it for my own projects I agree 100% with you. No reason to replace sw that has been working perfectly for many years.
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Sudo-Rs Affected by Multiple Security Vulnerabilities – Impacting Ubuntu 25.10(phoronix.com)
6 points by iparaskev 10mo ago|4 comments
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
I see your point and I agree that pair programming code reviews give a lot of value but you could also improve and learn from comments that happened async. You need to have teammates, who are willing to put effort to review your patch witho
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
> this kind of interview is way harder to set up This is a good point. I will add a note in the post to highlight this.
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
Yes you are certainly right that it will be much harder the more years of experience you have. That said, I think that someone could remember a few things for past projects when preparing for an interview. Of course doing that on the spot m
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
This is good point. I thought of including this but decided against it at the last minute. I will update the article to briefly mention this, because I also think it is becoming a problem. Thanks for the suggestion.
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
This is a valid point. But I think there is merit on working for a few days with a potential hire in order to see how good of a fit they are to you and you to them. You reduce the chances of having a false positive hire.
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by iparaskev 11mo ago
I agree that is hard to remember every little detail for every project you have worked on, but I can definitely recollect how I approached the biggest problems on almost every project. Usually these are the ones worth talking about.

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