princevegeta89

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by princevegeta89 6d ago
I used Windsurf for quite long and they're basically dead for now after they became Devin. Everything feels dull and they're always several features behind while Cursor is just killing it every other week. I'm back to VsCode
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by princevegeta89 13d ago
Given the well-known hexagon on its north pole this decagon doesn't seem that surprising after all.
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by princevegeta89 19d ago
Deep sleep is a great option. Archive is a couple steps beyond that, it essentially makes it equal to the app being uninstalled, at the cost of a bit of a disk space.
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by princevegeta89 19d ago
The issue is that people often forget to uninstall these apps almost all the time. Apps like Delta, Southwest etc. are the perfect candidate for this. We require something similar to ephemeral apps that exist only for a limited period and a
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by princevegeta89 19d ago
On Android, especially the most recent versions, the archive functionality for apps has been a lifesaver. It basically packs apps into a specific format, keeps their entire state, and stores it on the disk. This also completely stops the ap
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by princevegeta89 28d ago
This is likely a small side track that emerged recently..... but i'm afraid that's not really the situation. the younger generation utilizes a ton of social media, and they would need to rely on smartphones just for that.
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by princevegeta89 28d ago
Folding phones aren't going away; they're becoming more mainstream. The initial versions of folding phones that came out five or six years ago had issues and some aspects that weren't addressed. But we are literally in the si
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by princevegeta89 2mo ago
Immich. It's very feature rich and has a massive community.
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by princevegeta89 3mo ago
And yet, that is what they do, meaninglessly and stupidly enough.
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by princevegeta89 3mo ago
Dude thank you for making AltTab. Recently you've introduced the pro version and paywalled some features behind it. That's totally fine and I bought the pro version but my honest 2c for you is...25 bucks for a window switcher app
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
100 is no big deal
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
And also, pretty much any internet-generated social media content, basically. Reddit is another classic example. If you look at many posts in subreddits containing a huge number of users, you could easily tell it is AI-generated, especially
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
Interesting. Instagram and Facebook both seem to be filled with AI-generated fake crap today. Even the so-called news items that I see there seem to be fake. I don't even know who would be subscribing. Especially to Facebook as of toda
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
I think their only advantage in the business is pricing somewhat lower than comparable MacBooks and also having the option of replacing individual parts. But I think MacBooks, especially with AppleCare, are an irreplaceable deal. They cost
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
I started hating Google Search because of its relentless AI dumps on the results page, but I have also stopped using it at all, more or less. I got the Google AI Pro plan, which gives Gemini access by default with generous limits, and also
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
The only browser that supports them on Android is Firefox - but Brave is my main browser and I can't seem to move away from it
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
Goth girls ... they went with the right kind of fetish after all
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
Not just Facebook, but also make sure to avoid TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, along with YouTube Shorts. Many of them are just nothing but fake AI content, and these days people are using AI to create fake profiles of good-looking, cute gir
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
At the same time, it also made things three times more complicated when it came to debugging. They found themselves swimming in the shit
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
I recently worked at a stupid startup where the entire logic of the app was basically delegated to several third-party services out there. It felt like an absolute piece of shit overall. Following the flow of things end-to-end was a nightma
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
I would disagree here. You probably need OAuth with popular social services and implement username, password or OTP-based auth overall. For an MVP, you don't need to care about more details beyond this; it is hardly 10% of the entire e
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by princevegeta89 4mo ago
I will 100% agree with this. It just feels very scary to see entire teams completely handing off all coding needs and testing needs and also design needs for that matter, to AI. This not only makes people lose their touch but also allows th
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by princevegeta89 5mo ago
Well, I know Bitwarden is pretty demanding and also not so straightforward to do self-hosting. But we have Vaultwarden which is ridiculously easy to deploy and also very lightweight while being immensely popular; has never had any major sec
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by princevegeta89 5mo ago
Using coding agents, it feels like always working under a blanket where you cannot see beyond it, and there is this thick mask blocking you from knowing what's going on. it unfortunately projects a very bad impression that things can b
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by princevegeta89 5mo ago
There are entire companies that bought into Cursor to adopt across all of their engineering orgs.
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by princevegeta89 5mo ago
Well, I think either way, Internet ads are dead for the most part. They have been dead for many years now. They started exactly the same way and went through the same flow. There were all kinds of ads: ads to install junk, ads that were tot
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by princevegeta89 6mo ago
> but it certainly is from a culture and society perspective. Like living in the 12th century except there are also shiny glass skyscrapers. I am surprised looking at this seemingly racist comment. Just because someone doesn't foll
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by princevegeta89 6mo ago
I use an app called BarBee for this. I heard great things about bartender as well. There are a few other decent options. But, yeah, the bottom line is, it's kind of crazy how Apple did not think about this, about the overcrowding of th
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by princevegeta89 6mo ago
Well, you don't even have to fight these patterns or these apps Just stop using these stupid apps overall. 95% of the content you find on them is useless. And today, a staggering amount of content is also fake AI crap. Save your sanity
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by princevegeta89 7mo ago
Do you have any specific recommendations?

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