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@qoouep
Building things, Japanese stuff, cooking. 日本語OK
Katılım Nisan 2013
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@chrismunns @adamclark_dev but the auto call feature is kind of nice vs zoom
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@ericzakariasson Can we make that type of change not included in unrelated requests? I often prototype with non blocking errors and it's been picking up changes I plan on dealing with later.
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agent automatically detects and fixes linting errors using the language server integration. it receives error context and applies the appropriate fixes and keeps on going until the error is resolved.
after making changes, it can review them to make sure it lgtm. doing a second pass can often find unexpected changes and bugs
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we've been hard at work improving @cursor_ai Agent, allowing you to delegate more tasks and let it work alongside you
agent works just like a human developer, with access to your tools, codebase context, and the ability to take actions
here's what Agent can do ↓
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YouTube
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Crazy!!
@supabase is officially changing it's name
What should we call it?
(Most-liked tweet wins. Binding)
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg
What you name your product matters more than people give it credit. It's your first and most universal UI to the world. Designing a good name requires multi-dimensional thinking and is full of edge cases, much like designing software.
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@AdamRackis Even more importantly, most input sizes are "small". People don't think about the fact that 10k ops in modern JS engines are typically trivial.
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O(N^2) algorithms absolutely can, and many times will be faster than a “faster” O(logN) algorithm for small input sizes.
Jason Turner@lefticus
What is some piece of Computer Science or programming knowledge that *you* think is "core" but not enough people seem to know?
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@tylertringas imo the slept on llm thing is data transformation and metadata generation
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Looking to explore what things LLMs are good at. I know there are a few tools to help with this, but I realized I could build my own SaaS for rapidly experimenting with prompts using Cursor. I built this in ~2hrs with slow airplane wifi! loom.com/share/7d3372e4…
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@Cloudflare can you please fix your "browser out of date" warning for non-Safari browsers on iOS? All the browsers on iOS currently share the same rendering engine, so there shouldn't be any reason Firefox doesn't work when Safari does on my phone. I'm on iOS 18.1.1.
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@nikitabier I worked at a Home Depot. Someone came in trying to return a tv projector. We never sold any. They doesn’t have a receipt. Or a box. Or anything. We took it back.
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My family’s Christmas tradition: returning the tree to Home Depot
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@LauraGMitchell @yitgordon My problem with roundabouts is that the small ones with plants obscure drivers' vision and they sometimes accelerate into the turn before they realize I'm crossing.
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@ibogost the technical challenge of identifying the power needs of devices and the capabilities of chargers is not great either.
it's painful for it to be spec-illegal to passively convert USB-C to older USB standards. you mean I need a powered hub to plug in my old devices to my Mac??
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@nope_its_lily Yeah I'd toss in money there
but I doubt you'd find counterparties serious enough to put money down 😆
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@conorsen Feels like much better UX would be to have one section "please vote for your top candidate" and then have ranked choice for the subsequent ones. Semantically the same, but puts the top one "above the fold"
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Voting shouldn’t be more complicated than a fantasy football snake draft.
Nicholas Zukin 🐑🔥🌮@extramsg
@conorsen It's because of the new ranked choice voting. This is my ballot for my district's council seat. I'm supposed to choose six of these yahoos to rank. If you take it seriously, it's a pain in the ass and takes a lot of time and effort.
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Seems like Dem turnout in Oregon might end up way down vs 2020. Wonder if there’s a chance of some Dem House members in blue states losing races they didn’t think were competitive.
John Horvick@horvick
Turnout in Multnomah County as of November 1, 4 days before the election. Current: 34% 2020: 66% 2004-2020 average: 51% 2004-2016 average: 47%
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