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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦

Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦

@deezel

Building 🥕Chop-Chop & 🌎Whole Earth Browser • Product designer & design engineer • prev. 4y early @webflow • MTB • sci-fi • 😻 @vertigobirdie

Not San Francisco Katılım Ekim 2008
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
@philchacko @stalman Yeah, most people don’t like tech and are glued to their phones 24/7 and hurry to buy the latest gadgets. Sure. This makes sense. People pretend to not like tech because they think this makes them cool. Take away their phones for a day and see what their real thinking is.
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phil chacko@philchacko·
@stalman It's not that they don't like tech, it's that most people don't like tech, and they have to cater to most people since that's where the eyeballs are.
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Tyler Stalman
Tyler Stalman@stalman·
I think I realized why I actually stopped reading The Verge: it feels like they just don’t like tech Life is stressful enough, just let me enjoy it
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Syed Mamoon@syed_mamoon99·
@sebastienb @stalman 9to5Mac and all their sister sites are excellent. I always read GSMArena whenever I've got time.
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Say what you will about @joshuatopolsky, but everything started going downhill when he left. He was the Steve Jobs character in this establishment. He left and things started going south. I wish they all came back in a new @engadget akin to the The Engadget Show times.
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
YES. @verge used to be cool. No, the coolest. One of the few tech sites that found the balance between technology and culture. Today it’s just hate. Anti-tech, anti-fun, anti-AI, defined by antis. Trying to please left wing Gen Z’s ruined the greatest tech site in history.
Tyler Stalman@stalman

I think I realized why I actually stopped reading The Verge: it feels like they just don’t like tech Life is stressful enough, just let me enjoy it

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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Not sure I'm a fan of the recent Claude Code extension for VSCode update. Everything is in weird places.
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
@kuberdenis @amdkits Oh much better than at 25-27. But that’s very personal, I wasn’t working out as much back then and had more sciatic pain. Now I feel 16 (yay TRT).
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Denislav Gavrilov
Denislav Gavrilov@kuberdenis·
@deezel @amdkits I am mainly complaining about the physical state of one’s body in terms of “making it” i don’t care atp, i just do what i enjoy and it often works out great
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kits@amdkits·
21 sounds such a serious age guys
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Denislav Gavrilov@kuberdenis·
@amdkits you have about 4 years until 25 when your life ends and at 27 you die so good luck
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Lost 8h of my life trying to setup 1Password only to understand I'm using 1Password 7 and I need 8. But I just went on the Mac App Store and installed 1Password. Why do things have to be hard?
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Taras
Taras@tar_uniqueee·
Built an app for Watch OS that allows to track your Claude Code usage limits. Pretty fun and actually useful
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
@oleg008 Not much but people don’t know how easy it is to use Claude Code/etc. If @claudeai shipped a native “New project” experience that spins an entire app with everything needed, they are cooked.
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Oleg | webstudio.is@oleg008·
Honest question: how much moat do platforms like lovable/replit and similar have when you can run agents in vscode at a cost of you llm accounts and deploy apps to cheap vps or cloudflare?
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
90% of the time it’s true. 10% of the time I’m bashing my head even harder because I realize I don’t understand the codebase this well as I used to pre-LLMs. But overall it’s a great improvement.
Jared Friedman@snowmaker

I realized something else AI has changed about coding: you don't get stuck anymore. Programming used to be punctuated by episodes of extreme frustration, when a tricky bug ground things to a halt. That doesn't happen anymore.

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Claude
Claude@claudeai·
A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks.
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
@kuberdenis Literally any chat, tell it “Make a skill from this” at the end and it will become a reusable MD file. If it’s something you want to do again, save it as a skill.
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Denislav Gavrilov
Denislav Gavrilov@kuberdenis·
Ok apparently i am behind How are claude skills? “Skills oriented” development or whatever? The markdowns.. you know Basically not focusing on code at all, but skills (sounds stupid to me but…) Only people using skills for real (and for a substantial amount of time) respond
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Creating the core idea IS designing.
Tim Gabe 👨‍🎨@thetimgabe

founders need to stop wasting money on design. i see this on calls every week. the main problem is that they want design before they have a truly working business. i could be greedy and take them on, because we can improve your retention. redesign your paywall. optimize your onboarding. but if your core idea isn't working, those gains won't pay off. you're polishing a broken machine. get to $10k/month first. consistent users who actually use the app. prove the idea works. then bring in design. that's when design improvements REALLY compound. take one of our current gamification clients who just reached #2 in the US app store last month. day 14 retention up 1.14%. revenue per user up 1.1%. completed offers up 0.86%. they have millions of monthly users. they paid out 12.6m euros last month. those "small" percentages stack FAST. remember: no amount of design will help a bad idea. but once you've proven the idea, design is the multiplier that can make your business a lot of extra money.

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Denislav Gavrilov
Denislav Gavrilov@kuberdenis·
finally got to migrating from DO to Hetzner (it is still extremely worth it after the price increase)
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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Same in Bulgaria, you can get whatever blood tests you want wherever you want, ready in 2h.
@levelsio@levelsio

I was never able to do blood tests when I asked for it in Netherlands Doctor asked "why? you're not sick?" Then I tried in Portugal (at Germano de Sousa) but they never picked up the phone or when they did were so slow and unhelpful I gave up, they also require a doctor prescription btw The first place I could get my blood tested was Thailand in 2018, I just walked into Bumrungrad and asked for it, amazing experience Last few years we just fly to Brazil and do it here, the nurse comes to your home/hotel at 8am and takes your blood, same or next day results online I find it funny I keep having to fly out of Western Europe to do blood tests, they make it impossibly hard to do them Which is retarded

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Darin Dimitroff 🇺🇦@deezel·
Hey @elonmusk, here’s an idea that would make me pay for X in an instant: a filter that allows me to see my algorithmic feed but only posts from people with: - real names - real avatars I swear, it would be amazing. All the good recommendations without all the anime avatar 💩.
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