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Greenfield and Iterative deployment – By superpowers creator(primeradiant.com)
1 points by sorcercode 5mo ago|0 comments
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Kuri – Zig based agent-browser alternative(github.com)
57 points by sorcercode 5mo ago|7 comments
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by sorcercode 5mo ago
self-published benchmark in README claims a 16% lower workflow token cost than Vercel's agent-browser on a Google Flights task (plus a much smaller install footprint).
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Show HN: PodSync – Auto-align double-ender podcast recordings (CLI)(github.com)
2 points by sorcercode 6mo ago|0 comments
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by sorcercode 7mo ago
These are all evolving technologies and it's pretty evident that the big AI labs are trying different things to see what sticks. Some of it does and they keep evolving it. The reason MCPs are so powerful are less a technological advant
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The Craftsman's Case for AI(iurysouza.dev)
1 points by sorcercode 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
Not sure how you would define successful though. I built a Firefox addon almost entirely through vibe coding and I know at least 5 other random souls on the Internet who have used and thanked me for it. But it is by no stretch, if popularit
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
Might I also suggest the Firefox addon "Container Traffic Control" - A Firefox addon I built to make it even easier to use Containers https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ctc/ When yo
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Everything That Can Be Deterministic, Should Be(vexjoy.com)
5 points by sorcercode 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
i think the genie is out of the box; but i stand with your sentiment!
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
Most AI generated text doesn't seem to have spaces around the em dashes. I've been using that as a subtle distinguishing marker; as both forms are considered grammatically correct. tldr: use spaces around em dashes
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AI is a motorbike for the mind – not always a good thing(kau.sh)
2 points by sorcercode 9mo ago|1 comments
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
having spent a lot of time on finding the right monospace fonts, one of the things i've noticed, that's particularly important in the context of coding is a visual symmetry. some fonts individually have beautiful glyps or characte
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
i feel your pain my friend. i really do. i don't have your skills of actually customizing or changing glyphs in fonts directly but i've customized and used scripts to fix glyph characters available as open type features. I've
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
this makes sense and as usual great eye by Simon. progressive disclosure is such a powerful concept, that every other tool is going to start adopting it. we've personally had such great results adopting it, especially for performing hi
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by sorcercode 9mo ago
this is bittersweet news. but sigh. Jetbrains really just has no focus. Fleet came at a time when intellij felt extremely bloated. iirc they had painted themselves into a corner where it was easier to rip the band aid and start anew. Fleet
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
I wrote an article (this morning actually!) on picking up Rust to combat AI brain atrophy. My background is JVM-based (Kotlin), and my main contenders were Go vs Rust vs Zig. My reasoning for settling on Rust: If I wanted something more gen
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
that's fair. i do think it's personal preferences in the end.
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
so 1 - compromised hardware over better software is a trade-off you're willing to make and 2 - you believe that the Framework software experience is better than macOS i can concede 2 (if true, I've not used a Framework laptop) bu
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
Kotlin programmer here who is picking up Rust recently. you're right, it's no Kotlin when it comes to the elegance of APIs but it's also not too bad at all. In fact there are some things about the syntax that are actually nic
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Google Summer of Code Results 2025 – Rust Blog(blog.rust-lang.org)
5 points by sorcercode 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
sort of. it was a nuts and bolt implementation. by their own admission it was reintroduced to make it more friendly. from a comment I saw made elsewhere: > yes about:profiles has existed for a long time. We have heard feedback from many
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
I couldn't disagree more. I want responsible AI and i would expect Mozilla to lead the way on how to do this when it comes to browsers (they were pioneers when it came to containers and privacy control). Here's some ways I can thi
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
they are building their own editor (granted they didn't do it from scratch); they do build their own models (see composer); they may not have done a lot of this from scratch but there's still a lot of innovation in what they'
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
very cool. frequently, i want to share my prompt + session output; this will make that super easy! thanks again for sharing!
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by sorcercode 10mo ago
@simonw: slight tangent but super curious how you managed to generate the preview of that gemini-cli terminal session gist - https://gistpreview.github.io/?17290c1024b0ef7df06e9faa4cb37... is this just a manual copy/pa
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by sorcercode 11mo ago
i sense a slight strawman argument here. you pick a subset of admittedly clear problems with how aigen is being leveraged but blow it up to be the general case for everyone. you're quick to call into question the motivation of program
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Claude Code will ship as a native executable (no Node.js required)(threads.com)
4 points by sorcercode 11mo ago|0 comments
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by sorcercode 11mo ago
that's fair (and glad profiles have finally arrived in FF for that reason); personally, i don't use password managers linked to any specific browser but i can understand your use case.
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by sorcercode 11mo ago
> I never had much problem with feeling VSCode was slow (outside of those lockups) but Zed surprised me by feeling actively fast. well said. this is exactly how I felt too. when other folks ask why zed, and i tell them it's fast - i

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