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Lovable rewrites Vite in Rust – Reduces memory usage by 10x(lovable.dev)
25 points by vikeri 2d ago|3 comments
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by vikeri 14d ago
lovable | stockholm, london (in-person) | full-stack, frontend, backend, infra design, and ai research we sponsor visas and have very generous relocation packages. lovable is building an agentic technical co-founder, we are the best way for
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by vikeri 4mo ago
very curious to give it a spin but why write a cli in python? would surely be faster and more portable with go or rust?
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Lovable is the first coding agent platform to adopt AIUC-1 (SoC-2 for AI Agents)(aiuc-1.com)
10 points by vikeri 4mo ago|0 comments
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Our agent found a bug with WireGuard in Google Kubernetes Engine(lovable.dev)
68 points by vikeri 5mo ago|36 comments
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Lovable acquires cloud provider Molnett(lovable.dev)
3 points by vikeri 10mo ago|0 comments
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by vikeri 1y ago
Lovable | Stockholm (In-person) | Full-Stack, Design, and ML eng We sponsor visas and have very generous relocation packages (even if you just want to come for a year). Lovable is building an AI software engineer that lives in your browser.
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by vikeri 1y ago
One thing that seemingly is missing is the ability to tag a specific error with an error code. You typically want to know that all of a sudden the ”failed to get user” error is being returned a lot. Since the message is a dynamic string you
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Lovable incident report: Recovering from being taken down by GitHub(lovable.dev)
16 points by vikeri 2y ago|11 comments
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GitHub suspends AI code editor. >500k of users locked out of their projects(twitter.com)
8 points by vikeri 2y ago|4 comments
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by vikeri 2y ago
Yeah you shouldn't have to add stuff to the .env file. If you setup Supabase any secrets should be added to the edge functions as env vars. Here's an example where it prompted me to add the RESEND_API_KEY to the Supabase Edge func
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by vikeri 2y ago
Great questions! There are several LLM calls behind a single prompt that you submit and we do dynamically assemble the prompt to the AI based on what you're asking for. But we do generate most files at once.
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by vikeri 2y ago
So we opened up our waitlist so it's open right now: https://gptengineer.app (Might have to readd the waitlist though if we get too much traffic.)
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by vikeri 2y ago
Yeah the standard shadcn setup tends to be a bit boring. But if you ask it to be a bit more creative you certainly can get it to make some pretty fun stuff: - https://preview--retro-hacker-portal.gptengineer.run/magnus (sou
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by vikeri 2y ago
1) We use whichever LLM that is performing best at the time, so no, not necessarily OpenAI 2) Only images as attachments for now. You can add more files by uploading them to the connected Github repo.
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by vikeri 2y ago
So it's already hosted for you, you don't have to do anything to get a production ready URL. But yeah if you want your own hosting for some reason you own the code and can take it to a provider like Netlify or Github Pages fairly
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The Micromanager's Dilemma (2022)(matthewstrom.com)
1 points by vikeri 3y ago|0 comments
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by vikeri 3y ago
Will try it out. Regardless of if I’ll use it or not I think this project is a great example of the rare type of engineering craft that seems to be a pre-requisite to build truly great software. A great signal if I were hiring.
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by vikeri 3y ago
This is amazing, I wish it had support for Ecovacs too
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by vikeri 3y ago
Have you tried Stripe's payment links?
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by vikeri 3y ago
I don’t have experience but I thought Subprime Attention Crisis was an interesting read
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by vikeri 3y ago
Another, less known, useful thing about these IDs is that you can double click on them and the full id will always be selected
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by vikeri 4y ago
Curious to know how to which degree they are self hosting, seems they'll buy their own servers but I doubt they'll go all the way to buying land and building their own data centers?
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by vikeri 4y ago
Having been at a Clojure startup I can second this, despite our non existent brand we found great candidates. And teaching a smart junior developer Clojure wasn't harder than teaching people Ruby or Java. As soon as the initial lisp sh
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by vikeri 4y ago
My understanding is that Stripe billing can be managed completely no-code from the Stripe dashboard? And I think it includes automatic tax, prorations etc.
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by vikeri 4y ago
The fact that Apple's developer tooling is described as great makes me suspicious if the author has used JS tooling in a serious way. VS Code is just so much better than XCode. My experience developing native apps in SwiftUI is also th
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by vikeri 5y ago
This is a sub theme in the book "Subprime attention crisis" that more broadly argues that the fact that programmatic advertising is based on similar mechanics as financial systems also means it's vulnerable to bubbles in the
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by vikeri 6y ago
I use paredit myself but I also think that parinfer is very interesting: https://shaunlebron.github.io/parinfer/
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by vikeri 6y ago
If you like dynamic languages I find it hard to pick out poor design decisions in Clojure.
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by vikeri 6y ago
Was just about to ask the refresh time, I specifically chose this one due to it's faster refresh time (1 s) compared to color displays: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/inky-what?variant=2121402...

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