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You need AI to just replace the svg?
Show HN: Orange Juice – Small UX improvements that make HN easier to read
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#42Re: Show HN: Orange Juice – Small UX improvements that make HN easier to read
#43"Tested, not vibe coded" yet you mention the AI has written all the tests. This extension may not be vibe coded but it's close to that, it seems. Regardless it seems to work well, I replaced the older Refined Hacker News extension with this, which seems like where you initially sourced the code from as the features are very similar, 1:1 even for some. I also use this extension HNRelevant ( https://addons.mozilla.org/…
It is heavily coded with AI, but I'm also a 30+ year web developer. I'm not just one shotting all of the code, I'm reading it too. I'm feeling like it is giving me super powers. See the thread below about refined, which hasn't received an update in 4 years. I have HNRelevant on my list of features that I've been collecting. I tried oxc and didn't like it as much as biome. They admittedly aren't as good at formatting…
Also add ctrl/cmd-enter support to submit the reply.
Also this orange border when clicking a comment or link on the front page is a bit annoying, especially when it doesn't seem to actually do anything (it's not a tab select style, that shows up as the browser's normal style), and it seems to persist.
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#44The improvements are nice, that's for sure. But i checked out github and it looks like overengineered ai slop, you could implement all the features with 1/10 of the code. But again, nobody cares nowadays which makes me sad. You even generated chrome/firefox logos using ai...
How is it over-engineered slop? Happy to improve things, but I thought it was pretty clean.
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It is heavily coded with AI, but I'm also a 30+ year web developer. I'm not just one shotting all of the code, I'm reading it too. I'm feeling like it is giving me super powers. See the thread below about refined, which hasn't received an update in 4 years. I have HNRelevant on my list of features that I've been collecting. I tried oxc and didn't like it as much as biome. They admittedly aren't as good at formatting…
Sounds good. Another bug or quirk, with Refined, I was able to reply and then tab once to the reply button and hit enter. Now with the "HN's approach to comments and site guidelines." text I can't do that, "comments" and "guidelines" are links so I have to tab three times to get to the reply button which is annoying. Omit that text or change the tab order (this is possible in HTML with the tabindex attribute, just ma…
This has been fixed and is making its way out now.
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#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
It is heavily coded with AI, but I'm also a 30+ year web developer. I'm not just one shotting all of the code, I'm reading it too. I'm feeling like it is giving me super powers. See the thread below about refined, which hasn't received an update in 4 years. I have HNRelevant on my list of features that I've been collecting. I tried oxc and didn't like it as much as biome. They admittedly aren't as good at formatting…
Sounds good. Another bug or quirk, with Refined, I was able to reply and then tab once to the reply button and hit enter. Now with the "HN's approach to comments and site guidelines." text I can't do that, "comments" and "guidelines" are links so I have to tab three times to get to the reply button which is annoying. Omit that text or change the tab order (this is possible in HTML with the tabindex attribute, just ma…
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You need AI to just replace the svg?
Of course I don't, but if it helps me do trivial tasks so that I can focus on other things, I might as well use it.
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How is it over-engineered slop? Happy to improve things, but I thought it was pretty clean.
You claim to have 30+ years of webdev experience and yet 2 MEGABYTES of javascript only for those features doesn't feel/look wrong to you?
That's the bundle size, not the amount of code in the project.
I've done nothing to try to optimize the bundle size, but I suspect that a lot of it has to do with some of the third party dependencies like mermaid.
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#50How about a Safari/Mobile Safari extension so iPhone users can use it?