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aiibe

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About aiibe

https://souk.dev

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    Comment #48527236

    Cool game

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    Show HN: DeskTab – See the browser tabs like apps on a phone home screen

    You know how your phone shows apps in a nice grid and you just tap one? I wanted that for my 47 browser tabs. So I made a Chrome extension. Hit Cmd + . and a grid overlay pops up s…

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    Comment #46108743

    Quirks are pretty much unavoidable. I tend to get better results using Codex. It sticks to established patterns. Slow, but more deliberate. Claude focuses more on speed.

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    Comment #46107205

    That kind of repetitive process belongs in a script, rather than baked into markdown prompts. Claude has custom hooks for that.

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    Comment #46107049

    A well-documented codebase lets both developers and agentic models locate relevant code easily. If you treat the model like a teammate, extra docs for LLMs are unnecessary. IMHO. I…

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    Comment #46106930

    I’m definitely interested in reducing token usage techniques. But with one session one problem I’ve never hit a context limit yet, especially when the problem is small and clearly …

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    Comment #46105422

    Writing and updating CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md feels like pointless to me. Humans are the real audience for documentation. The code changes too fast, and LLMs are stateless anyway. Wh…

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    Comment #46033424

    Let cc/codex do research by themselves. I usually ask claude to scan codebase about specific part for context, describe my issue or feature then ask it to suggest solutions. Exampl…

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    Comment #43666772

    Svg Tailwind combo makes hover animations easy and fun.

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    Comment #41589612

    Another good alternative. Archived but still in use at work. https://github.com/nadeesha/ts-prune

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    Comment #36989357

    Thanks! So I tried again. Here’s what I noticed 1. Date time is not local to the country I’d like to travel 2. Lack information about transport, routes, weather season, hotels, foo…

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    Comment #36988097

    A few demo trial without sign up would be much appreciated. Didn’t get the chance to see the results.

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    Comment #36909385

    I can’t edit an account’s amount to 1000 on iOS

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    Comment #36663302

    Very cool web app!

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    Comment #35437879

    I had a similar idea and ended up using either Airtable or Sheets. If you're creating a portfolio, I suggest including more screenshots of your application and storing the data usi…

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    Comment #33718412

    Table on mobile is readable, but a custom list view is better in this case imo.

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    Comment #33024318

    I discovered Moonscript with Lapis web framework. Then OpenResty (NGINX + Lua). Love it!

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    Comment #31882542

    Nice! I got inspired by Splitwise and made BillBurst too. https://billburst.vercel.app/

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    Comment #31560740

    My first web programming tutorial !

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    Comment #31346442

    I like the idea and the name. Nice landing page!

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    Comment #29359014

    Super cool.

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    Comment #29314863

    Scroll up and lose context for a second.

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    Comment #29231151

    Tested on Windows 10 with no issues. I use QWERTY for coding but sometimes need to document other things in French. This is a pain killer.