Oh wow, this looks *methodical*. Very cool!
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Oh wow, this looks *methodical*. Very cool!
What model did you use to generate these images?
Where it‘s at
Does match the unix philosophy of „Make each program do one thing well.“ better though, right?
The animations are so clean 👀
I'm a big fan of oxlint and biome. We're in the process of migrating to biome for formatting. The codebase has a lot of custom ESLint rules though so switching to another tool entirely would be even more work 🥲
Since ESLint 10 is out, I decided to finally reserve some time to migrate from ESLint 8 to 9 @work. This definitely is a whole lot of work...
Just finished the audiobook. Really enjoyed it, especially the earlier chapters.
Giving a AI coding agent a robot voice just makes it feel so much more futuristic 😂
This is what made me do it: github.com/tonyyont/peo...
It's currently the top post on HN
Custom notification sounds for claude code / opencode are fun! I just quickly configured opencode to use some voice lines from the StarCraft Adjutant grabbed from here: youtu.be/YD2aq2MbboE
I was not aware of pub-search.woaw.tech but it looks amazing!
Insane numbers. Congratulations! 🚀
To be fair, I don't think many React developers would argue that CLI applications are a good fit for React.
Could you name some counterexamples of apps that don‘t use React and feel great to use? Ideally web apps so it’s not an apples to oranges comparison.
I think it’s too early and too niche of a topic too ask for something that is „stable and mature“.
- livestore.dev is still in beta
- zero.rocicorp.dev is still in alpha
- jazz.tools is also still at a 0.x release
Give it time, I‘m confident local first will win in the long run.
This looks really interesting! Do you have a longer demo video showcasing the app somewhere?
Agree! I do the same. It messes with my head a bit every time I need to type on someone else’s machine, thats why I posted.
"Exhalation: Stories" and "Stories of Your Life and Others" by Ted Chiang are equally good, if not slightly better.
I read this a couple of years ago too and really enjoyed it. I assume you have already read them but "The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories" by @kyliu99.bsky.social is also great.
Seriously, who needs a caps lock key?
We do both ✅
It sounds to polished to me to be AI, but maybe I'm just not aware of the current state of the art.
Most of the artists in the playlist have a generic name, no bio except a mention of mention neorecordings@gmail.com and only a single released song. They also all share a similar style of logo
I'm a little puzzled to what is happening on Spotify right now.
Yesterday, I was doomscrolling on Instagram and got an ad with a link to this playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/1RC...
Is it all AI?
Lastly, this also makes running tests selectively much easier. `pnpm vitest --run "Button.stories.tsx"` now just works. This is a really big DX improvement for us and also allows coding agents to write and run component tests. Very impressed with the library.
The new approach integrated with vitest simplifies this drastically. Now we simply need to run vitest, that's it, even merging the coverage is handled automatically.
We used to have the following process for running Storybook tests in the CI:
1. Build storybook
2. Run a local web server and the storybook test runner concurrently
3. Merge the generated coverage with the unit test coverage from jest
The storybook vitest addon is absolutely incredible. storybook.js.org/docs/writing...
You might have seen the post already but I think it explores some similar thoughts: aicoding.leaflet.pub/3mbaguyrjek2g
I'd say it even goes one step further than your observations, claiming that code itself basically has almost any value at all if it simply can be regenerated.
