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Comment #46862027
* Replace MacBook with any high-end machine that requires a bunch of configuration for local dev. And replace iPad with any thin client that’s much more portable and convenient, eg…
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Comment #46861984
We are certainly approaching the point where a high end MacBook Pro for development isn’t required. Feels very close to just being able to use an iPad? My current workplace deploy …
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Comment #46861958
Interesting timing for me personally as I just switched from running Codex in multiple tabs in Cursor to Ghostty. It had nicer fonts by default, better tab switching that was consi…
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Comment #44091687
My collection of art, philosophy and poetry apps. They have previously just been on iOS but I just finished the Kotlin port of the art one, so will be releasing that soon. The poet…
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Show HN: For Art's Sake – I made a beautifully designed iOS app for art history
I find creating an app around a subject is actually a great way to teach myself about something. I previously had success with a classic poems app then a philosophy app. Art histor…
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Comment #43854775
I very recently created an app that helps people learn art history. https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/for-arts-sake/id6744744230 It’s a first version, and there’s a lot more content an…
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Comment #43476743
Humble plug for my poetry app. When I was getting into poetry I was reading a lot of them online but found the majority of sites to have awful designs with garish ads that complete…
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Show HN: Vocabulary flashcards that use LLMs for definitions and translations
SwiftUI. Cloud Firestore. GPT-4o-mini. Add a word or phrase and get a definition or translation in any language. (Including Klingon). If you add a word like "fork (cutlery)" it wil…
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Comment #42807846
You could make a similar argument for self-driving cars. We would have got there quicker if the roads were built from the ground up for automation. You can try to get the world on …
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Comment #42488871
Humble plug for the poetry app I created for iOS. The Poetry Corner is written in React Native, and contains over 40,000 public-domain poems, and surfaces the classics in a beautif…
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Comment #42141787
To be fair in the human-based teams I've worked with in startups I couldn't show you products with decent retention.
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Comment #41652500
When multiple senior people resign in protest, it's indicative that they're not happy with someone among their own ranks who they vehemently disagree with. John Schulman and Greg l…
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Show HN: Acronym Buddy – Add Acronyms to Slack
This took about 30 days to build. The Slackbot is powered by a serverless function which runs on Google Cloud. The web app is built with Next.js and uses Slack Open ID Connect to c…
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Show HN: Daily Philosophy – an iOS app built largely by ChatGPT in 6 weeks
GPT is a game changer. My new mantra, and what I've been telling developer friends, is "Don't build one side project, build twelve." I realised that this is effectively what VCs do…
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Comment #38262939
I think this hits the nail on the head. Obviously a lot of the participants in this discussion are programmers, so there is going to be a fair amount of bias where people feel like…
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Comment #38262888
This does sound like a test that is almost "set up to fail" for an LLM. If the answer is something that most people think they know, but actually don't then it won't pass in an LLM…
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Comment #38032873
One could also feel a moonquake while looking at an earthrise.
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Comment #36846069
One of my favourite books is Huysman’s Against Nature, where the anti-hero protagonist has a fascination with these paintings. Oscar Wilde used that book as the inspiration for the…
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Comment #32288364
Absolutely. Fortunately using react native will make it easier to be on both platforms.
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Comment #32286437
All feedback is interesting, so thank you :) > why is this a native app and not a website? I’ve wanted to build one for a while, I’m a web dev by trade so a side-project is a good …
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Comment #32286363
Thanks for the feedback! 1. Account creation isn’t actually necessary, if a user wants to back up their saved poems they can just use iCloud to sync them. 2. The subscription large…
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Show HN: The Poetry Corner – A React Native app to read public domain poems
TLDR - scratched my own itch with an app, added a pro plan and got my first subscribers this week! Last December I started digging into poetry, it was a topic I always thought I li…
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Comment #32285075
For anyone looking to explore poetry a bit further, I did create an app for this purpose. The design, development and curation of the app is all done by me. It’s a react native app…
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Comment #29241122
> According to a report published by the National Audit Office, just over 1 percent of COVID-19 contracts worth $24bn awarded to suppliers between March and July last year, were aw…
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Comment #27568441
You can also mention how companies encourage disloyalty by paying new starters significantly more than existing employees. I’ve seen great people working hard towards a promotion, …