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I wonder if the embedded programming sector has been relatively safe and unharmed by AI. Is there anybody here who can weigh in?

Thank you. I’d love to spend some time studying the codebases of projects I admire like sqlite, luajit, or whatever Fabrice Bellard has a hand in, and try to find something interes…

> As for the usefulness aspect, personally I am not sure that this has a benefit over e.g. watching youtube tutorials/following books. I do like YouTube video tutorials, but only a…

Thank you very much.

I made CodeMic for those who love to write code by hand and understand code written by hand. It's my little sanctuary from AI. You may very well be right about the future. I won't …

I think you mean Scrimba. Yes, it's similar in the sense that in both tools, when you're playing back a recording, you're not looking at the code as a video. But instead the code i…

I'm working on CodeMic, a VS Code extension to record and share coding sessions directly inside your editor. Think Asciinema, but for full coding sessions with audio, video, and im…

With CodeMic you can record and share coding sessions directly inside your editor. Think Asciinema, but for full coding sessions with audio, video, and images. While replaying a se…

Thanks for checking it out. I'd be happy to take a look and figure out what's wrong if you could please drop me an email or open a github issue. That's a good idea, I'll work on th…

You can record and share coding sessions directly inside your editor. Think Asciinema, but for full coding sessions with audio, video, and images. While replaying a session, you ca…

Hi guys, With CodeMic, instead of watching a programming video, you can replay sessions *inside your own editor* where you can run the code, explore, and experiment. Think Asciinem…

Hi HN, I've been working on this for a little over 2 years and I'm very excited to share it with you and hear your thoughts.

printf("And a segfault-free year ahead! \n");

> “But what about collaboration?” - I use work tools for work. This is for my life. I've been experimenting with this at work too. I created a separate internal git repo for the te…

this is really nice. Really as simple as it gets.