thecupisblue

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Let the AI Cook(ivan.codes)
14 points by thecupisblue 4mo ago|7 comments
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by thecupisblue 5mo ago
And it gets more and more visible in every edit if you use Nano Banana for the edits.
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by thecupisblue 5mo ago
Honestly it's on them, not on the users. In today's day and age, it's absurdly easy to create a proxy API for your API that only exposes a subset of operations. And not like other "easy" things which depend on them
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by thecupisblue 5mo ago
I am not 100% sure I follow your train of thought. Isn't in that case an API what they want? An "MCP for a local app" is just an API that exposes the internal workings of the app. An "MCP for mixpanel" is just an AP
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Building a Rust Runtime for TypeScript(encore.dev)
8 points by thecupisblue 5mo ago|0 comments
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Gloop – a self-modifying agent CLI and minimal agent SDK(gloop.codes)
2 points by thecupisblue 6mo ago|1 comments
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by thecupisblue 7mo ago
Honestly, writing and wiring infra feels more like an overhead than anything else these days. The core idea of deriving the infra from my app always sounds great, but also kind of gives me a "yuck" feeling the same way infrastruct
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by thecupisblue 7mo ago
It's not about the code, it's about the vibe. Also, Peter is quite well known in the dev circles, and especially in mobile development communities for his work on PSPDFKit. It is not like he's some unknown developer that just
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by thecupisblue 7mo ago
Maybe during onboarding you could ask for output preference? That would at least help new users. I find this decision weird due to claude _code_, while being used by _some_ non-technical users, is mostly used by technical users and develope
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
Not so sure around gaming. While it opens some interesting "generate quest on demand" and "quick demo" cases, an infinite world generator wouldn't really vibe with people. They would try it once, think its cool and
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
That is why all the crazy promises and moves, hyping X.ai, Robotaxis, Optimus, Data centers in space. If you are constantly promising the future and some radical moves, the optimistic investors believe him and he can keep increasing the &qu
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
Not just America, everything is. With stock market, at least we can somehow stop the bad actors, insider traders, corporate manipulation, pumps and dumps - with prediction markets, there is no way. With prediction markets? Next to impossibl
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Building 4 games in 1 Afternoon (Playdate)(ivan.codes)
10 points by thecupisblue 8mo ago|2 comments
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
It is more of a silent thing. Running in the background, internal libs, deployment tools, plugin tools. But also - it's lacking things like a unified positioning + required knowledge to understand it is quite large compared to average
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
I would assume it's because younger generations of creatives are using their software less and less, increasing the risk of losing the market completely on the software side. At this pricing, more of them will turn to paying Apple rath
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
That's actually surprisingly cheap compared to other subscriptions in the industry, especially for such a high powered suite.
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
I have to say this is disappointing. Not because of the execution itself, great job on that - but because I was working on exactly this - guess I'll have to ship faster :)
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
I mean compiling JS/TS to WASM or running a JS runtime like bun inside WASM
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by thecupisblue 8mo ago
As someone who worked actively with webassembly for the last few years, and is about to drop a WASM based framework, here's what happened: - The ecosystem evolved fast, then slow. This caused adoption problems, especially for things su
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
I'm actually about to release something similar, if you're interested would love to share it with you - getting some feedback would really help a lot.
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Shared a bit more here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46314047 . But pretty rudimentary, nothing special. Also did not know about deepwalker, looks quite interesting - you building it?
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
It's an internal benchmark that I use to test prompts, models and prompt-tunes, nothing but a dashboard calling our internal endpoints and showing the data, basically going through the prod flow. For my product, I run a video through a
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Yes, but the 3.0 Flash is cheaper, faster and better than 2.5 Pro. So if 2.5 Pro was good for your usecase, you just got a better model for about 1/3rd of the price, but might hurt the wallet a bit more if you use 2.5 Flash currently a
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Oh wow - I recently tried 3 Pro preview and it was too slow for me. After reading your comment I ran my product benchmark against 2.5 flash, 2.5 pro and 3.0 flash. The results are better AND the response times have stayed the same. What an
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Loving the design of these components - they feel so nice and tactile. If I didn't read the post, I would assume it was all made by a human. The thought<>result feedback loop has come down by an insane margin in the last few year
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Didn't catch in the updates that the custom FPS was released, amazing. Seems like the limit is just 20MB, but can use custom splitting for larger ones. Trying to split all videos into frames was a PITA mostly due to weird inputs from d
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
>Startup credits require multiple follow-ups, meetings, etc. And these reps have weird incentive structures (so they are trying to bypass each other to meet their quotas or whatever). Man, I tried going for the credits. I've organis
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by thecupisblue 9mo ago
Oh man let me add onto that! 4. If you read about a new Gemini model, you might want to use it - but are you using @google/genai, @google/generative-ai (wow finally deprecated) or @google-ai/generativelanguage? Silly mistake,
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by thecupisblue 10mo ago
9x faster than express is a bold claim, would be interesting to see how it holds up with real application logic and some real benchmarks/usecases.
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by thecupisblue 11mo ago
Ahhhh okay, makes sense, thanks for answering.

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