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vadepaysa

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    Comment #49215227

    Congrats on launch! Have you considered providing engineering consulting as a part of the package? We always started with an amazing CM here in the US and scaled manufacturing in C…

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    Comment #49213080

    so much politics on HN these days. edit: I mean politics related content

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    Comment #48824347

    I saw this trending on github yesterday and tried it and liking it so far. What I like: - familiar tmux like key binding (configurable) interface - comes with all the tmux advantag…

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    Comment #48559650

    They sold at the top. My entire TEAM was weaned off cursor in the last year. New setup - 50% of them do (Codex Desktop, Claude Desktop) + Zed for IDE and the other 50% use (claude …

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    Comment #48326947

    This is wild. I nearly got banned from Robinhood for just running DCA using an unofficial python api. Crazy how times change.

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    Comment #48185841

    ah well, you know, obsidian is a bit of a muscle memory now. I have tried to replace it many times with no success. I will try this one too.

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    Comment #48154245

    "Just use autoresearch and it will fix your app's memory leaks in an hour" is what I was nonchalantly told by someone who has never written a line of code ever. I guess what I rela…

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    Comment #47955778

    Congrats to the Zed! I've been using zed since their first launch on HN. They did not even have a search + replace function at that time! I now use zed all_the_time. What an awesom…

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    Comment #47955014

    Yes, I pay for blacksmith rn. Thank You for your response though.

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    Comment #47955004

    Thank You, great product. Do you have something for merge queues?

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    Comment #47943874

    What is confusing to me, is as a business I would happily pay GitHub for many many features that I pay others for. Maybe MS thinks its just a billion here, billion there, but isn't…

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    Comment #47821440

    Thank You. This is exactly why I read comments on HN before clicking on news. I am not looking for confirmation bias, I just trust people here more than the BBC.

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    Comment #47720089

    No shade on these guys, looks like a cool tool and I'll try it. However, I find myself doing large majority of my git operations using a an agent[1] or a TUI [2], and I rarely open…

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    Comment #47464119

    haha, thats a good unsername.

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    Comment #47461262

    Things that make an an OpenCode fanboy 1. OpenCode source code is even more awesome. I have learned so much from the way they have organized tools, agents, settings and prompts. 2.…

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    Comment #47460898

    haha. btw, your cook is super cool! Congrats on the launch.

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    Comment #47460875

    > File Explorer is one of the most used surfaces in Windows. Our first round of improvements will focus on a quicker launch experience, reduced flicker, smoother navigation and mor…

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    Comment #47445578

    cook with two cooks ;)

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    Comment #47434964

    I did a Show HN[0] a few days back with my CLI agent called cook[1] and for a moment I was ecstatic my tool made it to the front page. haha. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?…

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    Comment #47327920

    One of my buddies works in a company that makes very popular Text AI models. His words "Gemini's visual understanding AND output in best in class and we use it in production apps"

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    Comment #47064823

    One thing I’ve noticed doing Show HNs recently: People are flooded by new projects and assume (rightly) that most are low-signal, so they don’t engage. Because there’s low engageme…

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    Comment #46902566

    I was an on-prem maxi (if thats a thing) for a long time. I've run clusters that costed more than $5M, but these days I am a changed man. I start with PaaS like Vercel and work my …

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    Comment #46220115

    Beautiful! I love the human feet always visible in the background! It helps me set perspective.