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by rmdashrfv 3mo ago
> I see this sentiment often, and I’m honestly not sure where this comes from, as it’s really not been my experience If you see people saying it often, but you are convinced they are just feeling threatened, what AI generated software wo
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by rmdashrfv 5mo ago
I'd say that the molotov cocktails being thrown at the house of an AI company CEO being met with mostly praise and a little bit of apathy is a good hint you might actually be in a bubble
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
A bit part of this that people are not understanding is that a major part of the author's success is due to the fact that he clearly does not care at all how anything is implemented, mostly because he doesn't need to. You get way
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
> For me it’s just a huge force multiplier, maybe 10-20x of my ability to deliver with my own knowledge and skills on a web dev basis. I can tell you that this claim is where a lot of engineers are getting hung up. People keep saying tha
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
It's also worse than that. It uses the Raycast logo directly in the launcher itself. Which is odd because just above this, OP says: "I've actually thought about that before; I've tried to be extremely clear in the projec
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
I think this applies to both tools/frameworks/libs and problem spaces
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
I was talking about both. Sometimes even in a problem space time constraints demand that you utilize something off the shelf (whether you use part of it or build on top of a custom version of it). Tools aside, I think everyone who has 10+ y
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by rmdashrfv 1y ago
> It can reveal “unknown unknowns”. Often, prototypes uncover things I couldn’t have anticipated. This is the exact opposite of my experience. Every time I am playing around with something, I feel like I'm experiencing all of its go
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
Optifye is positioned hard as a way to make it easier for management to squeeze every drop of blood out of workers, it's pretty fucked to try to use the real issue of women's safety as a defense for this. If this had anything
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
I could probably be a pretty damn good cook, perhaps even a sous chef. But there is so so much I want to do that is not cooking. Is it really so difficult for CEOs and devrels of AI companies to imagine that some people don't want to s
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
How much is this saying when just a couple decades ago a 9 year old could imagine that a broomstick was a sword and that they were fighting knights on the battlefield? A child can fill in tons of gaps with their animation (see: Rugrats). We
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
I understand where this guy was coming from with the comment about Tauri being the same type of thing, but when you really take a look at Tauri, it seems to really hold up. There are some Tauri apps that have performance that is easily on
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
It's actually not Electron, it appears to be Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF), which is what Spotify desktop app uses. I'm speaking completely separately from OP's product: CEF was supposed to be more efficient than Electron
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
It definitely is sad to see people not want to deviate even a little bit. I've seen at least 3 instances on Twitter where someone launched a product and they had the same landing page as another popular app even where certain component
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by rmdashrfv 2y ago
I very much dislike the tweet that OP uses on the Magic UI site that's directed at Linear: "Companies spend $30,000 and several weeks to get designs like this" Yes. Because being a first or early mover is expensive. You commo
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
Yeah you're probably right about there not being any pressure. the 2.2M was a seed round. 2.2M is a lot for 3 people salaries for 3 years in my opinion
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
They raised at least 2.2M in funding. Then they got acquired. Now it's over. I do think it's time we stop pretending that you can build a fully-fledged company on top of a developer tool or plugin. Lots of companies like this are
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
I have to pay my respects to such an amazing artist, responsible for some of the most inspiring and motivating stories during my childhood. One of the parts of the series that stands out to me is when Android 16's broken body (head) is
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Show HN: A launcher built like a Swiss army knife(monarchlauncher.com)
1 points by rmdashrfv 3y ago|1 comments
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
That's weird. According to these prices, Apple has been overcharging me for RAM?
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
Yeah I noticed this too. That was a completely unfair comparison, and if the author of this article is a decent engineer, then he has to know how egregiously bad faith that comes across. The author won't have support from a lot of peop
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
I've been following Zed for quite some time now and happy to see them follow through with the OSS move. I personally don't like for my editor to send out any kind of external requests at all, and this is actually what keeps me on
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
This has been my primary issue with Arc. I can't tell what it is and the copy on the website reads like it comes from the world's most pretentious designer. I feel like any tech blogger covering this can't be taken seriously
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by rmdashrfv 3y ago
This is going to sound like a negative comment but I promise it's not ... Something really gets under my skin with the way they talk about Arc on their website. There is nothing on their website that means anything. Previously the head
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Show HN: A Vim-inspired bookmark manager with easy tagging(tabmagic.app)
2 points by rmdashrfv 4y ago|0 comments
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by rmdashrfv 4y ago
Thank you! Yes, I will be sure to let you know as I have already been working on tagging so it will be in this next update!
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by rmdashrfv 4y ago
I've been strongly considering a mobile app + the syncing as my previous experience was mobile apps anyway. There actually is a free tier, no credit card required at all. And YES YES YES, tagging is already in the works as I have been
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Show HN: A vim-inspired bookmark manager(tabmagic.app)
11 points by rmdashrfv 4y ago|4 comments
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by rmdashrfv 5y ago
Oh my god, thank you for saying that about Brave. Brave is by far my favorite browser, but all the crypto-pushing is just weird to me. It makes more sense to have them be add-ons, but the way the browser encourages it as part of it's f
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by rmdashrfv 5y ago
Yeah, I'm definitely not into those tests. It's so played out. This means that the only way I'm going to do one is if I want to work for the company just that bad. And Amazon is not it. If my passion was crushing competition

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