Daniel Suchy retweetledi
Daniel Suchy
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Daniel Suchy
@SuchyDaniel
Doing React Native since 2016📱open source enthusiast 👨💻 Working at @margelo_com https://t.co/B9LkCVFzeF
Czech republic Katılım Mayıs 2010
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Daniel Suchy retweetledi
And with a huge help from @coffman_r we managed to add a support for AI-chats-like interfaces. Built on top of LegendList by @jmeistrich with a KeyboardChatScrollView component internally and it runs super smooth 🔥
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@ThePrimeagen I wonder it that lows correlate with high traffic times 🤔
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Claude Opus 4.6 had it's worst benchmark day yesterday
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Anything is better than cursor right now. Every other update they make somehow makes it slower. I wish @zeddotdev would catch up. I want to use it, but some things are missing.
Aryan@justbyte_
Be honest, is Codex better than Cursor ??
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@zeddotdev @domenic I wish I could use @zeddotdev but not being able to view only staged or only unstaged diff like VS Code/Cursor makes that pretty tough.
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After coding on a laptop for a week I've realized that Cursor drains my battery with nonstop ~30% CPU usage whereas VSCode sips it. For a Claude Code centric workflow, I'm switching back to VSCode as my diff viewer.
Domenic Denicola@domenic
I've had both VSCode and Cursor installed for some time but haven't yet taken the step of uninstalling VSCode. Is this irrational, or is there anything I might miss out on by being Cursor-only? Maybe the Claude Code extension? (Which I haven't used.)
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Got this cute new air quality sensor in Brazil because we forgot ours at home
It was $50, kinda cheap so we were already sus
Then I tried it at home and in mall and it showed same exact values (hmmmm 🤔)
Then I searched fake air sensor on YouTube and found my exact one 😂
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🚀 Margelo Hiring: Best React Native Engineers with
- Swift/Kotlin/C++ fluency
- Deep understanding of memory management
If you can debug retain cycles and you are passionate about React Native, let's talk! DM me 📩
#ReactNative #iOSDev #AndroidDev #Hiring
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@SuchyDaniel Thanks Daniel, I'll definitely try that! Just curious how bad was yours? We can DM :)
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I have high cholesterol (probably just genetics)... and chatGPT recommended to cut red meat🥲 I guess that's where I need my Bitcoiner friends to help me?😁
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@_adembilican_ Yea sure, I can give you few tips but everyone is different so it takes lot of experiments to find what works for you
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@_adembilican_ For me cutting out pasta and pastry (except sourdough bread) made quite difference
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@_adembilican_ I have same issue, genetics too. It's best to just experiment with it for a few months (less meat / more meat) and do cholesterol blood test every few weeks, it's super cheap.
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This has been said a thousand times before, but allow me to add my own voice: the era of humans writing code is over. Disturbing for those of us who identify as SWEs, but no less true. That's not to say SWEs don't have work to do, but writing syntax directly is not it.
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@dobroslav_dev @SocketSecurity I wonder if they report the packages
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Omg it's way too good at finding nefarious packages
5 reported today
This one was sending a curl off with /etc/passwd, hostname + user, presumably so the owner can collect who has it installed before launching an attack
Daniel Lockyer@DanielLockyer
I vibecoded a little app which monitors npm for published packages, and reports when a preinstall or postinstall script has been added Malware usually spreads through these in hacked packages Seems to work well, will report back if I find anything particularly nefarious 🫡
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