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Re: Show HN: 1Code – Open-source Cursor-like UI for Claude Code

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> What is your use case that you see UI lag between vscode and sublime? … I think this is … posturing … Typing with pleasure: https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/ Study the graphs. Ready the copy. If you don't feel these differences every keystroke, count yourself lucky to have slower perception or typing, rather than accusing folks of posturing.

Your brain processes (visual) information at a resolution of >= 80ms[1]. The idea that you can tell the difference between 10ms or 50ms latency when typing is simply untrue (both events will appear instantaneous). I say this as someone that has played Counter-Strike professionally and have a sub-200ms reaction time. (Auditory perception is processed at a higher resolution, but the article is decidedly not about that.…

I almost noted on that as I've harped on sub-200ms for web responsiveness since the 90s.

However, reacting to something you see is a diff thing than sensing intra key-to-char lag in flow.

In CS, responding to what's on screen is diff from button press to seeing game action. High polling rate controls are going after that.

Re: Show HN: 1Code – Open-source Cursor-like UI for Claude Code

#53
post #14

I didn't quite understand what "Unlimited web & macOS apps access" means in the paid tier. Could you elaborate?

The web version runs Claude Codes in remote sandboxes - we're adding the same to macOS soon. Beyond that, we're working on API & integrations - connecting Sentry so an agent can automatically open a PR to fix an issue, or triggering Claude Codes directly from @ mentioning in GitHub/Slack/Linear.

Hmm. But the value of using claude code for me is that it runs on my local machine. I have setup several skills / commands / workflows that rely on the content on my machine. So i guess using it on a remote sandbox won't help me.

Re: Show HN: 1Code – Open-source Cursor-like UI for Claude Code

#54

The idea is nice, but the pricing is odd. 20$/month (the cost of Claude Pro) just for a web interface and a sandbox seems very expensive. I hope the business model works out for you, but I doubt the price is justified. Also a better link is: https://1code.dev/ The repo doesn't have screenshots, so you might loose traffic just because of that. Nevertheless, I'll try it out - looks nice!

Thanks for the feedback. We’ve added a short demo video to the repo to clarify the UX and direction. Our focus is earning trust by shipping.

Re: Show HN: 1Code – Open-source Cursor-like UI for Claude Code

#55
post #50

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> What is your use case that you see UI lag between vscode and sublime? … I think this is … posturing … Typing with pleasure: https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/ Study the graphs. Ready the copy. If you don't feel these differences every keystroke, count yourself lucky to have slower perception or typing, rather than accusing folks of posturing.

Your brain processes (visual) information at a resolution of >= 80ms[1]. The idea that you can tell the difference between 10ms or 50ms latency when typing is simply untrue (both events will appear instantaneous). I say this as someone that has played Counter-Strike professionally and have a sub-200ms reaction time. (Auditory perception is processed at a higher resolution, but the article is decidedly not about that.…

i cannot tell exactly but it kinda bothers me while working/typing

it is not like a huge latency, definitely not like ssh-connection.

to explain better, i usually have pre-defined set of keystrokes i input, so it's not the issue of latency of a single keystroke, rather compounding effect.

another thing is, most of the LSPs, highlighting etc are visibly slower on vscode. I am also having many plugins/extensions so that is partly to blame.

in the recent versions of vscode, they started supporting tree-sitter, which is quite nice in terms of performance.

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