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@thekitze Anytype

idk if i'll need it but i self hosted appflowy (a notion alternative with dbs, pages etc) 🤓 is there a better one out there? i swear to god if someone says obsidian

@MilksandMatcha Wanna get some projects off the ground.

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Why do loveable sites scream scam?

@levelsio Me. But nobody follows me 😞

Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?

@OnlyXuanwo Respectfully, I disagree. It's one of the things about Zed I like most

Code completion aka tab doesn't matter at all nowaday. Zed really need to change the route.

@Omiron33 @kechogarcia Lol.

@kechogarcia You think anyone still employed as a dev by any serious company is writing code currently?

Tomorrow is the day %100 of code will be written by AI. Looking forward to not have to code again.

@thdxr I miss the forum days 😩

social media these days is like - ai reply - ai reply - human reply but they didn't understand you and got mad about it - ai reply

@juristr I hover between L4/L5 depending on the project or feature

What's your AI adoption level? (according to Steve Yegge)

@jumperz Correction: Naval reinforced your bias. Not saying you aren't right. Not saying you both aren't correct though. But X is a bubble and you need hard data to prove this.

i made this chart a month ago and naval just confirmed it in 5 words. the red line is not just companies.. it is careers, skills, entire ways of working. if you are not actively adapting right now, you already know which line you are on

@jetbrains Copilot support, when?

Junie CLI, the LLM-agnostic coding agent, is now in Beta! Junie will follow you wherever you’re working: in the terminal, your IDE, or CI/CD workflows. With BYOK pricing, real-time prompting, and next-task prediction, Junie is ready for you to try. jb.gg/ecer6x

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@gen_z_mind @micahtid @om_patel5 To drive up token spend?

@micahtid @om_patel5 Yeah, if is so good , why isn’t enabled? What is the catch ?

claude code has a hidden setting that makes it 600x faster and almost nobody knows about it by default it uses text grep to find functions. it doesn't understand your code at all. that's why it takes 30-60 seconds and sometimes returns the wrong file there's a flag called ENABLE_LSP_TOOL that connects it to language servers. same tech that powers vscode's ctrl+click to jump straight to the definition after enabling it: > "add a stripe webhook to my payments page" - claude finds your existing payment logic in 50ms instead of grepping through hundreds of files > "fix the auth bug on my dashboard" - traces the actual call hierarchy instead of guessing which file handles auth > after every edit it auto-catches type errors immediately instead of you finding them 10 prompts later also saves tokens because claude stops wasting context searching for the wrong files 2 minute setup and it works for 11 languages

@RedwoodJS Loving that heatmap on the site. Boy, it's interesting to see how far redwood has come. I still remember the og graphql days. I had written a comparison piece between blitzjs and redwood which I never released :)

it's time - v1.0 in five days rwsdk.com

@lassvestergaard @implabinash Yes, can you add colour coding for tabs, similar to how warp does it? - On mac, tab autocomplete doesn't seem to work, maybe I need to add a config? - When I open tuis like claude for instance there's a persistent blinking cursor Barring all issues, I love the design and speed

@implabinash Nice, have you tried termy? 😀

What terminal are you using?

@itseieio Shucks..the blue one was close

made a hook that adds a bouncing dvd logo to claude code whenever it's thinking

@NumCupboard @DavidKPiano Loll...right.

My general strategy for AI-driven app development: 1. Don't make apps that can easily be vibe-coded in a weekend 2. Don't give agents large-scale tasks (see above) 3. Don't reveal your entire strategy 4.

@jamesacowling Are you open to saying whether convex will support multi-region deployments in the future for improved latency?

Jamie and I usually only recommend self-hosting for very small projects (scale/reliability don't matter) or extremely large projects (you know what you're doing). Feel free to do what you want but don't underestimate how hard it is to run a mission-critical service. You likely won't do it cheaper than hosted Convex, especially if your time has value that could be dedicated to the rest of your business.

@mattpocockuk This is particularly why I like to use plan mode first to see what the agent discovers and plans to do regardless.

@mattpocockuk I feel like this is bad if you have conflicting patterns throughout a codebase. But then again, you shouldn't. But there are times when you're in the middle of a refactor or maybe you forgot something and maybe the old pattern is the one the agent discovers.

The failure mode I hit most often when I started with AI (mostly with Cursor) was being too "local". I would '@' a file, then another file, then tell the AI exactly what change I wanted. This appears to stop the agent from being curious about the rest of the codebase. No 'Explore' agents, no searching for prior art. Just make the easiest possible change. Why does this suck? Because the agent hasn't seen the rest of your codebase, so it makes changes that aren't consistent with it. It's like flying in a contractor for the day, but only letting them read the files they're changing. Now, I push my agent to explore the codebase aggressively. Sessions feel incomplete without it.