podviaznikov

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by podviaznikov 6d ago
would love if it would be possible to allow suer and signing with the open ai account and use exiting subscription. anyone knows how to do that and implement agent api with user actual account?
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
maybe I'm using wrong definition. For me Vibe coding is mostly making apps via AI by people who have no domain knowledge in what they are doing or no technical expertise. If you technical or do have tons of domain expertise in the are(
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
I don't know. It seems like "product development" to me and not vibecoding.
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
Like I don't use Lovable myself because I can make my own software already, but I definitely changed my opinion after I saw it int he wild and compared to all the internal software I saw in the past 20 years.
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
yeah, I agree with those things in the abstract. But then I remember all the absolutely horrible half finished internal software most companies have(never enough time, often afterthought, cutting corners etc) and then I saw those internal L
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
I was skeptical about Lovable as software engineer until I saw it used. Last month I visited warehouse in Berlin. People who work there(with no technical background) build over 15 lovable apps for themselves -> starting from checkin syst
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
wander is free. i will add optional wander-native cloud sync and would probably charge for that.
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
yeah, it's easier to made them now then before. I've made myself two editors recently: https://wander.md - WYSIWYG editor that works on mac, iphone and iPad and has semantic versioning backend in. https://or
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by podviaznikov 1mo ago
Building native WYSIWYG Markdown editor for mac, iPhone and iPad. I've launched it only three weeks ago but tons of people tried it already, so I'm spending more time to make it better. It's called Wander. And it has history
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Show HN: Wander, a Wysiwyg Markdown Editor for macOS and iOS(wander.md)
1 points by podviaznikov 1mo ago|0 comments
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by podviaznikov 2mo ago
yeah, it crazy. I checked my history and mapped how often it started to use "honest" and it's too much https://x.com/podviaznikov/status/2067231875068768447
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by podviaznikov 2mo ago
love this! was panning to add similar things into my own macOS[1] ssh app with persistent SSH server. [1] https://popssh.com
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by podviaznikov 2mo ago
I am working on native macos editor that can natively read and write to/from apple notes, reminders and calendar - not via applescript - like proper full features support. and bidirectional markdown sync for all those apple tools http
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by podviaznikov 5mo ago
demos look super clean! I try to support multiple formats on my app: typst, mdx, marp, reveal, latex. i think it should be possible to add support for quark down too https://sublimated.com/docs/typst https:/&#x2F
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Show HN: Real time Apple Notes sync to cloud(sublimated.com)
3 points by podviaznikov 5mo ago|0 comments
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by podviaznikov 5mo ago
this looks very cool! i'm thinking how come we have tools like dropbox that are optimized for non technical people, GitHub for developers and now artifacts for agents. they all do the same thing: version files. why we cannot have one s
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by podviaznikov 5mo ago
I've tried to install it on my mac, but not sure what macOS version it should support. on 15.1 it failed to serve models. updated to latest 15.5 and it fails to run binary.
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by podviaznikov 6mo ago
Travelling salesman problem in 2026 is Travelling Engineer Problem to find optimal location to maximize tokens usage.
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by podviaznikov 6mo ago
very cool. I think I use many of those patterns in my repos. But I think having more standardized way is interesting.I will see if I can fit it in at my project https://sublimated.com/ that also have some opinions how to ma
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Tools, Thinking and People(podviaznikov.com)
1 points by podviaznikov 6mo ago|0 comments
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by podviaznikov 7mo ago
The most interesting challenge to me is the transition path in practice: how do you get from the messy reality to that clean ideal picture when a team is already mid-project with their own ingrained habits and tooling preferences? - so what
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by podviaznikov 7mo ago
was writing on exactly the same topic today! https://github.com/podviaznikov/sdlc-bridge/blob/main/AGENT-...
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by podviaznikov 7mo ago
yeah, that is exactly what i do to create in the repo. i will try to create simple github actions that will do publishing to gdocs, linear and pulling comments from those systems back(and maybe even slack). an obviously it should work with
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Agent-First Software Development Lifecycle(github.com)
4 points by podviaznikov 7mo ago|6 comments
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by podviaznikov 7mo ago
Wrote some notes on agent-first SDLC and how to bridge it temporary with a huge shift in tooling https://github.com/podviaznikov/sdlc-bridge/blob/main/WHY.md
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by podviaznikov 8mo ago
here it is https://podviaznikov.com/ had it since 2012 or 2013. did small redesign recently
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by podviaznikov 1y ago
I’ve made one MCP server for fun https://altonote.com/ . it allows publishing any text or claude artifact directly from the claude. I have made it mostly for fun and as an experiment to try what is possible.
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by podviaznikov 1y ago
I meant "better for me on the projects in the long run, since I can do refactoring cheaper"
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by podviaznikov 1y ago
100% this. I did this many times too. Often I wouldn’t bother with cleanup or refactor before, but now it’s way easier, faster and cheaper to do it. And it’s better in the long run.
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Seinfeld(antiantihuman.com)
1 points by podviaznikov 2y ago|1 comments

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