That was fast. Fig's HackerNews launch (May 25, 2021) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27277819
Have seen Brendan talk a lot about it on Twitter.
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
No, presumably these employees will be based on dry land
I'm not one that laughs at others' auto-correct bloopers. I have made quite a lot of mistakes myself. But your quick reply made me laugh for a good 90-sec or so.
lmao some times auto-correct typo's are better than what you wrote indeed
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#23> There aren't any updates to share at this time on future plans, Wait for the “Our amazing journey” post where Amazon is just going to shut their product down
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#24Wait, this is Autocomplete for $12/month?
Wait till you learn about Raycast. https://www.raycast.com
I've heard a lot of good things about Raycast. I'm very tempted to jump ship from Alfred. Still hanging on.
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#25Wait, this is Autocomplete for $12/month?
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#26is this an aquahire?
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#27Is there anything similar for Linux?
There is a Linux and (I believe) a Windows binary of Fig available. You might need to hunt a bit to find it, at least, I needed to last year. Their Discord used to be the place for that info.
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#28Seems like tough competition in this space. Warp has what's essentially Github Copilot in the CLI, and it's the same price.
Beyond that, actual GH Copilot does a damn good job of crafting any CLI command that you can describe.
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#29I checked Fig when it was announced but preferred Warp for some reason. I think it looked nicer and was snappier.
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#30How does one join AWS?