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Comment · 23 days ago
This is so fascinating I remember Apple's transition to versioning by year and thinking to myself "I wonder if anyone's standardized an approach to this in a more deterministic / calculated way"?

Cool to see someone has!

Comment · 6 months ago
I've been wondering for a long time about when this more Bayesian approach would become available alongside an AI. Really excited to play around with this!

Is this kind of like a Karpathy 2nd brain for investing then?

Comment · 8 months ago
You'll have to pry the – from my cold, dead hands
Comment · 9 months ago
Also wow no sticky topbar – wonder what that's all about
Comment · 9 months ago
Oh wow verrrrrrrry polished. Very pink and purple. I dig it. VERY smooth animations.
Comment · 11 months ago
Onlook (https://www.onlook.com/) | Founding Engineer (Fullstack / AI) | San Francisco or REMOTE (US) | Full-time

Onlook is an AI-native visual editor that lets designers, PMS, and engineers collaborate directly in the browser. We launched earlier this year, hit #1 on Hacker News, became the #1 trending repo on GitHub (above DeepSeek + Anthropic), and have grown to 22,000+ stars. We’re now hiring our first Founding Engineer.

We’re a design-led, product-obsessed team backed by YC, and we’re building a next-generation visual IDE used by tens of thousands of designers and engineers.

What we’re looking for:

• Full-stack engineer comfortable owning large, ambiguous problems

• Strong bias toward building fast and shipping often

• High craft, strong opinions, and willingness to defend them

• Desire to build an open-source product in public

• Someone who wants to help shape the culture, architecture, and direction from day one

Tech: Next.js, Tailwind, tRPC, Supabase, Drizzle, Bun, Docker, Anthropic, AI SDK.

What you’ll do: You’ll work across the stack, contribute to one of the fastest-growing OSS projects ever backed by YC, design and ship core parts of the visual editor, work with 100+ contributors, and help define the product with real users. If you’re in SF, we have a beautiful office near South Park.

How to stand out: Share something you’ve built. A project, repo, or portfolio tells us more than a resume.

Email me directly [email protected] or apply at https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/onlook/jobs/e4gHv1n-fo...

Comment · 11 months ago
Very cool guys. Curious about a few things if you’re open to sharing:

- How are you handling tax/VAT and edge cases? Like usage backfills or retroactive credit grants, etc. etc.

- What’s the failure mode if your service is down?

Either way, refreshing to see someone go after this with the opinionated DX!

Comment · 1 year ago
This is an ultra cool product - stoked someone is building this. We've internationalized our product using ChatGPT O-1 in the JSON files and it's been a real pain to try to decode the strings and otherwise for the text that is in the code.

Definitely going to ask my cofounder to look into implementing this.

- Are there other use cases for this tech besides language translation? Wondering if there are other eng problems that something like this could solve.

- Where are you guys thinking of taking this next? Seems like you're able to handle a lot of languages, so are you just continuing to refine the product or what's the plan for the next couple months and years?

Thanks for tackling this!

Comment · 1 year ago
Was it too boring or what was disappointing about the result?

Sonnet 4 has been producing much more reliable outputs, but it's always a challenge to push it to get really creative. I think there are probably great ways we could be prompting for more creative output, but something we'll need to keep experimenting with for sure.

Comment · 1 year ago
Super sick product!
Comment · 1 year ago
Heyo we were running into rate-limits with Codesandbox, but we just upped the limit so try giving it another shot and let me know if it works!
Comment · 1 year ago
The limit was just raised – Go ahead and try it again and let me know if it works!

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