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Ask HN: Do modern code editors need stronger visual hierarchy?
I've been using Zed recently and I think it is one of the most impressive modern editors I've tried. It is clean, fast, beautiful and has minimal distraction. However, after long c…
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Comment #49128145
sometimes websites design sign up button as primary button, and login as secondary
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I haven't tried the worldmonitor project on github, does it have the ability to let us notice the earthquake?
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Comment #49105012
it might because complaining provides better emotional feedback than flagging :)
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Comment #49104962
I believe that it's because you always start Claude at the same time. It has about 5-hour reset cycle
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Comment #49104949
sonnet 5 hates gemini, I have nearly the same experience, I had sonnet 5 rewrite entire zip file full of Gemini slop, and it cleaned it up completely
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Comment #49104928
but sometimes opus asks stupid questions, wasting my token and I have to keep explaining to him
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Comment #49104890
Actually you should not compete in "AI Study Assistnat"(just answer questions), you shouold better do something like use prompt design to constrain AI's output, and let AI to analy…
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Comment #49056639
That's fair, but I didn't mean to critisize Pandoc, it was an excellent tool. My point was that for my own use cases, I wanted a much smaller standalone binary for simple conversio…
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Comment #49052189
oh you like Veritasium?
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Show HN: Rudoc – a 4.5MB Rust document converter
I built Rudoc because I wanted a smaller tool for simple file convertion workflow. (Pandoc was so heavy for me) I once wanted to try Pandoc, but after I downloaded it from GitHub, …
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Local SLM as a compression layer for cloud API calls
Found caveman a while back (https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman) and got kind of obsessed with it. Dense outputs, but you can't show them to a real user. So I've been trying t…
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