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by ojr 6d ago
React Native apps make more revenue than Flutter and Native apps according to Revenue Cat report published on June 3rd, 2026. https://www.revenuecat.com/blog/engineering/why-react-native...
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by ojr 1mo ago
I have a way different taste, my coding agent doesn't run in a shell and proposes file changes first without changing them, so its prompt -> propose changes -> accept, bullet has the typical agent workflow, prompt -> create ch
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by ojr 1mo ago
harnesses are becoming the new tech stack, I created my own and will compare it to how bullet operates, I’ve also built and deployed iOS and Android apps with my tool. When you have built something with the tool, other than the tool, it’s s
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by ojr 2mo ago
IDEs can autocomplete tailwind classes but eventually you just memorize them, also with AI assisted coding I don't even write the classes anymore just small adjustments like changing pt-3 to pt-4, AI implemented dark mode in a small ap
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by ojr 2mo ago
the resale market for disk has been on a downtrend for years, you can sign into someone's else psn account too and share games, you are a washed up gamer, its okay I am washed up too.
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by ojr 3mo ago
it just a higher level of abstraction but not high enough that it replaces developers, I don't think the LLMs are even capable of reaching that level. Saying the creative process is gone is laughable. A lot of people make these claims
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by ojr 3mo ago
This truly shows how king making in venture capital is done, kids have the MIT pedigree but sometimes this is not enough for certain demographics, give them a ton of money to explore ideas and pivot, product is a vscode fork that sells subs
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by ojr 3mo ago
I can use Gemini 3 Flash with the harness I built for around 8 years and still not exceed the cost of a Mac Studio with 128GB, the price for privacy is very high. Agentic flows that get stuck can be worked around but I prefer developer velo
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by ojr 4mo ago
I spend around $20 a month through API fees using my own harness, https://slidebits.com/isogen . Nothing too special, I prompt it produces file changes using grep and vector search and I can individually accept which files.
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by ojr 4mo ago
I use Gemini 3 Flash, I've seen the Claude Code setups, bullish on Anthropic people are driving up tokens but I am able to produce outcomes with a fraction of the money.
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by ojr 4mo ago
well 2026 is easily the most software I shipped so AI is definitely making the process faster. Sad if you with agree with the post, I'm outlier though AI has enabled me to build several subscription apps that was able to make money, no
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by ojr 4mo ago
I was able to release two new iOS apps including a game, and a cross desktop application just this year. I refuse to go back to writing code by hand. If it doesn't help your productivity that's okay, ignoring how productive it has
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by ojr 5mo ago
I don't think it surprisingly easy at all unless you are running multiple background tasks overnight, I think Gemini will eventually be the default agentic coding agent in the future when it comes to price and efficiency because its ba
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by ojr 5mo ago
I am an early Gemini daily driver type engineer, feels like Node, Firefox, React and Tailwind all over again, Claude Sonnet is 10x more expensive, quick thought experiment do you think 10 Gemini prompts is needed to match the quality of one
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by ojr 5mo ago
They say programming is dead... I built an AI Streamer platform that responds to a twitch chat https://slidebits.com/ai-streamer Not a trivial thing to vibe code without any domain expertise but this project took me under 2
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by ojr 6mo ago
I used regexes in a similar way but my implementation was vibecoded, hmmm, using your analysis Claude Code writes code by hand.
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by ojr 6mo ago
hackernews has a good signal to noise ratio, noise is bad
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by ojr 7mo ago
last time I tried to use nextjs in a cloudflare worker there was a lot of issues
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by ojr 7mo ago
I guess all the publishers and advertisers are worried and complaining about nothing
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by ojr 7mo ago
almost always wrong is just incorrect. Ask it who made Hackernews and it says Paul Graham with a informational paragraph it scraped from Wikipedia, without me clicking into Wikipedia. I can provide so many examples.
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by ojr 7mo ago
For the average Google User, searching for things like who perform in the Superbowl it is not extra hoops and incredibly fast. It's going to power Siri soon, enjoy.
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by ojr 7mo ago
hasn't been my experience, I am able to search for information faster, speed to correct answer has increased on average, I feel, if we start providing examples your argument starts to fall fast. Think about the average Google Search, y
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by ojr 7mo ago
Google Search has gotten better unless you think AI mode is a downgrade, the alternative of having a wikipedia article, reddit post or random website as the first result is not better technically maybe morally for you but not matter of fact
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by ojr 7mo ago
I don't use Stitch it doesn't have the context of my codebase, I just tell Gemini to make the UI directly and its able to do it. The only time it failed is when my prompt and goal was bad. I told it to swap expo-audio with react-n
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by ojr 7mo ago
you can run into payload too large errors, ingesting bunch of context, I use vercel's ai sdk so I can interchange between models but have 0 OpenAI and Claude credits or subscriptions. I use a combination of grepping files like a termin
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by ojr 7mo ago
I primarily use Gemini 3 Flash with a GUI coding agent I made by myself and its been able to successfully one-shot mostly any task I throw at it. Why would I ever use a more expensive reasoning and slower reasoning model? I am impressed wit
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by ojr 7mo ago
AI web agent that lives in a wasm sandbox with predefined skills, it creates websites, mobile apps, powerpoint slides (.pptx files), word documents (.docx files), visualize csv data, and creates remotion videos, no external sandbox servers,
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by ojr 8mo ago
talk is even cheaper, still show me the code, people claim 10x productivity that translates to 10x of work done in a month, even with Opus 4.5 out since November 2025 I haven't seen signs of this. AI makes the level of complexity with
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by ojr 8mo ago
Opus was a non-deterministic probability machine in the past, present and the foreseeable future. The variance eventually shows up when you push it hard.
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by ojr 8mo ago
I built my own ai coding agent and do vector search and embeddings locally https://slidebits.com/isogen

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