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I think it's pretty rude to clone Fern and not even give them a credit for it.

these were the quotes from multiple AI PR review companies based on our org size and repo usage.

I built a small Mac app that connects to your favorite LLM and rewrites highlighted text when you press Cmd+Shift+I (customizable). No more jumping between windows. Stay in your email, Slack, or Notes app and edit text directly. You can tweak the LLM prompt to match your writing style.

Author here. Like everyone else, I use AI to help refine my writing (actually I have a post about that). The ideas and substance are mine. What exactly is the issue with the post?

we have a built-in support in the liblab SDK generator for complex types like OneOf, AnyOf and AllOf

We're working on improving the interface to include clear instructions for connecting the MCP to LLMs. In the meantime, you can follow the integration guide available here: https://liblab.com/docs/mcp/howto-connect-mcp-to-claude

Yes, the liblab MCP generator works with any MCP client (including Cursor, windsurf, Claude etc..)

Yes, because it's built on top of liblab SDK generator, we support any format that liblab SDK supports: https://liblab.com/docs/reference/spec-support

Lately, everything online sounds the same.

Polished, professional... and kind of boring.

When we let AI smooth out every quirk, we lose our voice — and the internet gets a little less human.

I wrote a quick post about it.

I think it's a great idea. I wanted to do it myself many times and didn't have time for it. I hope it will shake this industry and help bring fees down.

looks really cool, i'd love to use it for our product.

Putting a new tool for developers behind an "enterprise API" gate is a sure way to kill it

Loved that game as a kid. Brings back memories

I find it funny that an article about DevEx is on a website that isn't adapted for mobile reading.

It's much easier to spray and pray than to dive deep into business fundamentals.

sounds too personal and HR will probably won't like this question

Like the app store, we had a gold rush but it quickly became oversaturated and dominated by few players. It's also very hard to get discovered. Only way to get to top 10 is to spend a lot on marketing. I don't know people who build new apps anymore as a result

Airbnb used to be a good deal, cheaper hotels and great experience. Now it's usually much more expensive than hotels, you need to obey crazy rules to stay a night, clean after yourself solve "escape the room" level puzzles just to find a key and hope you'll get a good review back.

Airbnb really made me appreciate hotels again.

I can see this as a Google replacement

Looking at a static stone and deducing where it fell from may work based on the current rules you know today but no one tells you these are the only rules. We have to look at science as best guess for the moment and not as absolute truth.

Paywall. Any alternatives?

I'm about to start S5 - update only DB. Even less headache to manage and pricing is as low as $1/PB

This is why I always prefer simple mobile web version over installing apps. There's no added value for the app that I cannot get from a simple browser.

In what point it doesn't scale? When you get to 800 people?

What about all of those who got rejected? Do you think they actually gained any value from it?

corrected. thank you!

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What was the added value?

I'm still surprised there are no DIY backyard offices out there to purchase

Works pretty smoothly on my Android device running Firefox. Any details on how it was built?