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The Last Essay
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5d ago
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6d ago
I mean it sounds nice but they never say _why_. "AI removes a lot of the burden" is not a _why_. I was hoping to read about some of the shortcomings of React Native, but it seems like they're doing it just because they can. I
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I wish we had more time
(kg.dev)
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17d ago
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21d ago
I think we need to have a little more sympathy for GitHub. You could justify the jabs when we could all blame any outage on the migration to Azure, but then they shared numbers around the scale they're dealing with now that everyone is
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23d ago
Don't really understand why people are saying this is terrible advice. If you're 17, you should be learning everything . At that age, your brain is a sponge and your energy levels are the highest they will ever be. None of us kno
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1mo ago
Don't apps like Snapchat notify the other person if you take a screenshot of your messages?
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1mo ago
1000%. Apps should not even be able to know that I've taken a screenshot - let alone change the contents of it.
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1mo ago
I thought I misread the title at first. I assume we're going to pay labs to stop doing cancer research next?
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3mo ago
I wish I could walk around NYC without airpods in. Someone mentioned the lunatics and others blasting music but the main issue honking. The honking in NYC is unbearable. Add to that the noise that the subways make and the constant constru
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5mo ago
Can anyone comment on the inline AI tab completion performance of Zed compared to Cursor? Hoping to move away from Cursor as it seems like they break my settings every time they push an update and Vim motions stop working at random. The onl
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6mo ago
The elephant in the room is that there's nothing quite like Cursor Tab. Copilot, Supermaven, Codecompanion, etc. don't even come close. As much as I want to use Neovim full time, I just can't walk away from Cursor Tab. I can
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Contracts for March 18, 2026
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
Maybe someone can clarify this but I was also pretty appalled by the grammar in the Epstein emails until someone pointed out it could be an artifact of OCR or decoding issues. Not sure why they would have to do OCR on emails. Were they prin
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7mo ago
I know this is overkill for almost everyone but for those interested in a tiling window manager, take a look at AeroSpace [0]. No more dragging around windows or manually resizing them - just hotkeys. Took me a while to get used to it but c
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AI Is Now AI
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8mo ago
https://kg.dev
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Year of Reading
(kg.dev)
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9mo ago
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Be Useful in Emergencies
(kg.dev)
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10mo ago
I hate that they kinda try to hide the model version. Like if you click the dropdown in the chat box, you can see that "Thinking" means 3 Pro. When you select the "Create images" tool, it doesn't tell you it's
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11mo ago
Love all of these tips. I've hosted dozens of events since moving to NYC and figured I'd add 5 more: 1. If this is a dinner party (or people are all seated), force people to get up and move in a way that they'll meet new peop
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1y ago
Made it to level 44. Don't think I'll be able to beat Deep Blue but had fun along the way!
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1y ago
I also don't agree that any employee should have to work as much as the founders. But one point that needs to be made: You don't need to sacrifice your health to run a startup. You can get your 8 hours of sleep and exercise every
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1y ago
CodeCompanion doesn’t have tab completion right? I love Neovim but Cursor’s tab completion is just next level and I haven’t found any nvim plugin that comes close to it.
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1y ago
I could see this being very helpful for testing certain functionality during development. As for using it on a regular basis, I think the security blurb should deter just about anyone who cares at all about security.
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26 days to reclaim my focus
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1y ago
I actually don't have doubts that LLMs are quite good at writing software. The problem for me is one of practicality. If, after hundreds of lines of AI-written code, I noticed some sort of issue (regarding scale, security, formatting,
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1y ago
I'm a firm believer that if you want to start a tech company, at least one of the founders has to have a technical background. Even if you outsource all the work, you need to be able to ask the right questions related to security. It&#
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All the books I won't read
(kg.dev)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Totally agree. I'm a big fan of neovim but didn't find a good AI solution that compared to Cursor. Even though I miss some of my neovim plugins, Cursor + Vim plugin is pretty hard to beat.
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1y ago
It’s as easy as deploying any other app that can be Dockerized. Deploying to something like Fargate isn’t _super_ trivial but can be done in <2 hours
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