Rob Pruzan
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Rob Pruzan
@RobKnight__
Founder at Zenbu (YC P26) | prev Next.js team, react scan co-author
San Francisco Katılım Ağustos 2018
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if you're on the nightly version of cursor, you can now draw on images!
go to settings > beta and select "nightly" if you want to opt-in
Anthony@kr0der
i just found out that you can draw on Cursor screenshots before you send them to an agent 👀
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@DanielVaughn @kettanaito tipc is decent, but it's super limited compared to something like trpc
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@kettanaito Was just imagining that the other day when I read your original post about it. I was like, surely someone has created a typesafe IPC abstraction. If not it would be a very useful addition.
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I might be slow on this, but it struck me yesterday that Electron is like React. It's great and it has a bunch of low-level APIs, but if you're building anything meaningful with it, you need a framework.
Electron needs a framework. Here's what it could include 👇
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@jamesacowling Partially why I believe manual coding is still helpful. It can be a really useful tool for thinking about architecture
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Whatever your take on this, writing code has always been tremendously easy compared to designing/maintaining large systems. The best engineers in the world are the best because of this stuff.
Currently LLMs will not save you from bad architectural decisions. You need to constrain them to do the right thing.
David Cramer@zeeg
im fully convinced that LLMs are not an actual net productivity boost (today) they remove the barrier to get started, but they create increasingly complex software which does not appear to be maintainable so far, in my situations, they appear to slow down long term velocity
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thoughts after day 1 of using pi full time
- less is more
- i don't miss subagents like i thought i would
- /tree is an insanely good context management primitive (and partially why i havent reached for subagents yet)
- based only on vibes, i think having a minimum system prompt is improving code quality
- telling pi to copy opencodes webfetch and websearch tools was a good play
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@RobKnight__ Come back I can’t go back to using Claude manually
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it’s been 10 years has anyone fixed this yet
jacob paris ▲@jacobmparis
A way to make chewing silent so I can eat chips and still hear what's going on in the movie #startupideas
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A Claude Code instance in a terminal, consumes more RAM and CPU than a freaking web browser. How is this possible? Under the hood, Claude is a nodejs React app using some monstrosity called Ink for "TUI". How does this make any sense?
Make software great (& optimized) again!
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I'll be kind of honest, it sorta sucks that everyone can barf code now. I'll get used to it, but it was nice to have a skill people couldn't easily reproduce in the worst way possible. I'm sure I have something valuable to offer, but code isn't it anymore.
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>gets their whole business swiped
>"crazy unlock"
Browser Use@browser_use
Chrome 146 is an crazy unlock for agents
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BREAKING 🚨
Smooth scrolling in kitty 0.46
OMG AND IT WORKS BY DEFAULT even in claude code
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I have no idea how people are building reliable AI interfaces these days without a sync engine
Please help me understand
Or you made the mistake of building your own bespoke sync engine like @theo
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To be clear, I am working on getting this released as a usable product. Biggest blocker atm is good terminal session persistence. tips welcome 🧢
Yiliu@yiliush
testing something
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@maxbittker Code execution in general is just the most optimal path. Single tool, just some shit to execute against an API the system understands. I am using this for my browser and google workspace skill and it performs about the same with an eval.js + skill vs MCP.
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Reading code is now the bottleneck
Invest in tools to help you intently read and scrutinize AI generated code:
- eink monitor: read code for hours with zero eye strain, less visual noise
- sunlight: better sleep, attention, cognitive performance
- indoor plants: lower stress
gabriel@gabriel1
there is still no substitute for perfectly understanding every single line of code in your codebase i fall into the trap of just skimming through ai changes to "just make sure it looks good" all the time, and it makes me lose so much time to not perfectly understand every line
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