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Comment #44305863
Thank you for the write up! Really interesting. I may consider some of these techniques for a personal browser extension
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Comment #44210487
Cool starter kit! What are your thoughts on Next.js's dev experience vs potential vendor lock-in? Is it worth considering how tied Next.js is to Vercel?
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Comment #44154391
I would love to see this kind of investment. I’m still hopeful for Svelte 5 becoming a language that LLMs understand better and this would complement that future
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Comment #44154382
Thank you! I have been wondering about this _so_ much. I’m glad to have some clarification. Have you written about your experience setting up the tests and writing the evals?
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Comment #43736376
What is your overall impression of Cline? Why does it stick out as being on the SOTA track compared to the others trying to replace VS Code entirely?
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Comment #43674912
It seems a little silly to not support some of the small additions TypeScript contributes when it could just be another flag to enable enum, namespace, constructor to property init…
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Comment #43673207
Really cool write up. I love seeing a nice introduction for ECS where it’s so clear where the benefits are
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Comment #43643916
Thanks for sharing! I think I started working on large teams around the same time using Angular 2 (shudders). It’s so nice to see the learning from a multi year UI development proj…
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Comment #43597479
Inspiring! Thanks for sharing
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Comment #43580372
Nice move! With so many tools existing in this space, I want to read more about the rationale and long term vision for the project
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Comment #43455522
This personalized agent is kinda how we think about things for https://forethink.ai
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Comment #43449712
neat project! I love the example of how you can improve the API with the types provided by Rust. The part I didn't understand ws how this is a "port" is it literally a reimplementa…
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Comment #43449381
I'd like to see a long term of showing both the workflow design next to the example codebase with links from the diagram into the files in the codebase. I'm hoping we see more like…
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Comment #43449367
Interesting, but it doesn't seem to go far enough to be something I'd consider in place of my existing synchronous workflow with Cursor or async workflow with a Devon-like tool. I'…
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Comment #43374999
I wasn't sure what this was going to be from title alone, but I appreciated the tour of practical tools and libraries available in Gleam. They could totally take some notes from ho…
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Comment #43364499
So this is like Capacitor/Cordova/Phonegap?
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Comment #43315530
Can you describe how you used LLMs for deployment? I'm actually doing this exact thing but I'm feeling annoyed by DevOps and codebase setup work. I wonder if I'm just being too par…
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Comment #43189685
I love this. Congrats on the launch. You all are always building something interesting
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Comment #43012269
I like the terms multiplayer and collaborative
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Comment #42860038
My magic wand wish is that they publish a separate rollup plugin for the rune syntax only, then allow me to write my ui in another jsx based framework
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Comment #41658259
JSON_TABLE function as a way to do SELECT on a json value is pretty cool! I am curious about common patterns where people plan to use that
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Comment #41618912
I’m not sure I understood the author’s point. This write up sounds like a collection of thoughts and observations about trends and the now saturated landscape of “build in public”/…
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Comment #41166848
I love the simplicity, but I would be hesitant to try it since I don’t know what 10MB of logs looks like. I would be interested in trying this if it could be set to auto-evicting p…
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Comment #40232771
Unseemly lang is another project that goes the other direction, but I don’t remember if it has balanced brace requirements https://github.com/paulstansifer/unseemly
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Comment #40179598
Very enjoyable read, and this single supervisor is similar to how I set up an application at a previous startup, where we unwrapped everything. This reminds me of one of my favorit…