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I wish there were more watches like the IA-1000.

A flip watch goes so hard. Would be a cool flex

A really good example of it is in this lore thread here [1]. He explains it better than me so I'll just link it here

[1]: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/200706301813.58435.agruen@suse....

My favorite use case for remote coding is fixing misconfigured infrastructure.

I give it a list of configurations to try out and have it run terraform apply / curl / AWS commands to validate.

I can monitor it's progress from my phone while I take a break on something else

Harder than I expected, the extra blank dots all around the snake are kind of distracting, how does it look when they aren't on the page?

Code is always the best documentation and the best thing about opensource.'

Yeah I'm in the element chat of that. They are still pretty early.

I feel like they had to keep it in the incubator for a little longer but the idea of a zero config twm is a thing I could pay for if my config ever crashes and burns.

Beats being on Apple/Microsoft

Tiling window managers on Wayland still are pretty early sadly.

There needs to be more opinionated / zero configuration setups in the Linux desktop space. The PopOS! tiling mode is miles easier to setup.

Ghostty's popularity also seems to hit on those developers.

I really hope that Hyprand premium does magic with those insights.

JuiceSSH + tailscale has been my go-to. I ssh into my dev workstation that always has a tmux sessions for all of my projects. Its the fastest way to get the same environment from a non-desktop location.

I think the most annoying part is when a coding agent takes a particularly long time to produce something. AND has bad output, it is such a time sink / sunk cost

Is aider supposed to do worktrees by default?

Frameworks and libraries are useful to keep the code style the same.

Using multiple agents helps when the endgoal isn't seen. Especially if there is no end state UI design in mind. I've been using a similar method for shopify polaris[1] putting the building blocks together (and combing through docs to find the correct blocks) is still a massive chore.

[1] - https://polaris-react.shopify.com/getting-started

Why review the code? Most of the time you just want is a good starting point.

Scrolling is just group gambling. Similar to a gotcha game. You can really see it in the "Legndary Pulls" meme's

In this "end state" what would the AI mind machine even have to code?

Thank you this is great!

What opensource tools are you talking about here? The only ones I know of is just building your own rss feed.

I feel like this is one of the big reasons I find myself coming back to hackernews recently. The content I see is THE SAME content everyone sees. As a collective there is a consensus around what is happening in the community however small.

Thank you for good sir

Very happy subtrace user here. Especially useful to possess the Server-Timing headers.

I really wish this had support for typing out code. Like https://typing.io/. Been an og EZ user for a while, really like the idea of this

This is pretty great, +1 for tailscale!

Should have Qdrant in the list of vector db's

Took some time to consider whether or not we would use a CMS as we built out our original blog. Our thoughts are detailed in the linked post.