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by wuhhh 13d ago
At least this one can claim being fully open to differentiate it
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by wuhhh 1mo ago
The point being I liked the general offering including the AI _to begin with_. Once they went OTT with it it killed the product for me to the point of not wanting it with or without
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by wuhhh 1mo ago
Warp was so promising to begin with - super clean and polished UI, AI features that actually made sense, really good dev outreach & PR. Over time, they started cramming more and more AI in everywhere, took over half the input area and y
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
Well, when the author eventually gives up trying to sell people names of apps and the domain expires, I’m sure it will present good value when it gets bought and repurposed as a porn site; the first two apps under quick utilities are CreamS
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
Alright I’ll take the bait, flex shrink none on the svg, white space no wrap on the text
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
Exactly, text content goes in a <span>, icon is an <svg>, flex align items center on the wrapper gets you close, nudge the icon to perfection with transform: translate
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
I can’t look, so many arrows poorly aligned with text - how can these developers live with themselves!
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
It does matter, but how long do you think it takes to get right? It's a follow up prompt or a few tweaks by hand. I also have an /a11y skill for it that's tailored to exactly the things it sometimes doesn't get right fir
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
It really feels as though my 20 year career as a front end developer is coming to a very abrupt end; at least as I have know it these past two decades.
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by wuhhh 2mo ago
I’ve been playing Zanagrams every day, love it and love this new one too, keep em coming!
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by wuhhh 3mo ago
I just had need of this, dropped it in - works great. The only slight issue I had is that if there's a tiny amount of overflow, you basically don't get to see the fade because it's designed to disappear as you reach 100% scro
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by wuhhh 3mo ago
If there’s one thing I’ve learned these past couple of days, it’s to resist the temptation to jab the escape button and start waving my arms! I wonder how much of this cyclical self doubt / self congratulating I go through in my own th
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by wuhhh 3mo ago
Your post made me laugh because I experienced the same as you but the other way around. I switched from Claude to a multi model harness a couple of days ago and the first model I tried was GLM5.2. I gave it some simple code porting exercise
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by wuhhh 3mo ago
Strange, I managed to sign up with an email alias and pretty much always have my proton vpn turned on, never had any issues with Claude code or web - maybe I’m about to? :D Been thinking of switching to a multi model harness anyway.
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
That the frontier models and subs are all big tech is probably what bothers me most about “AI” right now, but I’m bullish on advancements in the capabilities of local models. I suspect and hope that, in time, the field will level and we wil
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
Accepted answer
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
I used Kagi for a bit but began to question what I was paying for, there are plenty of other search providers basically doing the same thing, DDG, Ecosia, Brave search etc. I mostly just use DDG now because search as a paid offering that sc
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
I love this! Great work, took me 13 mins to solve my first just now with no hints, that’s perfectly aligned with the time it takes to drink a coffee in bed ;)
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
Isn’t the web forked enough already
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
By casual users, I mean non technical people who might reasonably be on my website because they’re looking to commission work
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by wuhhh 4mo ago
I stress over this with my own website-for-work. If I make the developer’s version of my site, who am I talking to? Other devs. If I make the version that appeals to agencies and casual users, there’s a constant voice in my head trying to d
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The 800 page book that made me a web dev
4 points by wuhhh 5mo ago|1 comments
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by wuhhh 5mo ago
Great article, the last couple of paragraphs made me laugh! I love the part about things not masquerading as something else and being honest about what they are. I was wondering if PenPot ( https://penpot.app ) might be sitting pr
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by wuhhh 9mo ago
Wow I had no idea, what a cool guy! Loved Mary Poppins as a kid, his British accent though… xD
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by wuhhh 10mo ago
I came here to quote that section for the opposite reason, what a lovely, romantic reason to be drawn to a laptop; made me smile :)
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by wuhhh 11mo ago
Right back at you, that’s super neat!
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by wuhhh 11mo ago
I have a similar story but with neovim (and for the same reason as the author; growing unease with big tech). Tried and failed to make the switch a few times but made a concerted effort to stick with it throughout a specific project and now
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by wuhhh 1y ago
I've written a fair bit of React and dipped in and out of Vue, Solid and Svelte over the past few years - I like to check in with different frameworks periodically, call it curiosity or FOMO. The general sentiment of the article is tha
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by wuhhh 1y ago
The ramifications of neglecting your journal compared with, say, your spouse are quite different
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by wuhhh 1y ago
Physical exercise is obviously good for you, though.

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