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Comment · 1 month ago
This is true, real, and impressive. However, a comment I posted on HN a couple months ago might counterbalance this fact:
GitHub's Copilot cloud agent offering is suffering with a case of some of the worst corporate ADHD I've seen. We built a cloud agentic development pipeline on it, and it seems like almost every other week they silently change something with zero public announcement or documentation that creates real disruption for our team.
That's real, breaking changes to the platform that clearly aren't being tested/reviewed before being pushed to prod. Again with zero public announcement or documentation.
Support is useless – we're paying customers in the 4-5 figures and our tickets go unanswered.
Comment · 1 month ago
This is true in a very real sense – models can help you build native apps very quickly, no question. But how do you keep them from drifting apart from one another as you add/change features or design? Right now, there isn't much tooling for this.
React Native's advantage of having a single source of truth for code hasn't quite gone away yet, imo.
Comment · 2 months ago
I appreciate the unprecedented load GitHub is currently experiencing, but it's not just the (admittedly extreme) load of commits/pushes that is to blame.
Their Copilot cloud agent offering is suffering with a case of some of the worst corporate ADHD I've seen. We built a cloud agentic development pipeline on it, and it seems like almost every other week they silently change something with zero public announcement that creates real disruption for our team.
Note: that's not bugs in the Copilot platform like the article discusses. That's real, breaking changes to the platform that clearly aren't being tested/reviewed before being pushed to prod, with zero public announcement or documentation.
Support is useless – we're paying customers in the 4-5 figures and our tickets go unanswered.
I love(d) GitHub, but I do think they've lost enough public trust at this point that their time is ticking. With talk of new VCSes designed specifically for agents, I do believe it is just a matter of time. Which pains me somewhat to say.
Comment · 3 months ago
It's a low power transflective LCD branded as e-paper, not e-ink. So it has none of e-inks downsides (namely low refresh rate and image persistence)
Comment · 3 months ago
For that you probably want this, lol: https://cssdoom.wtf/
Comment · 3 months ago
Not only this, but it's like Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign all mixed up into one super-app. This beats Adobe's cross-app functionality by miles.
Comment · 4 months ago
I have a gorgeous Surface Pro 11 X1 Elite that can run just enough Linux to tease me with how beautiful it could be, but it's still unstable enough that I can't daily it.
Torture.
Comment · 4 months ago
Anthropic being pissed enough to announce this means that, despite encrypting their reasoning chains, it doesn't matter – distillation lives on.
Sweeeeeeeet.
Comment · 4 months ago
Cat and mouse measures like this rarely work forever.
Comment · 4 months ago
Love the graphics, the 8-bit style of the people's portraits is really well done. Are those AI generated?
Comment · 4 months ago
Really interesting project. Do you have a link to a writeup/paper?
Comment · 5 months ago
Nice. I have a 3rd gen Echo Show 8 that's collecting dust and I direly wish I could sideload an actually useful UI onto it, but there aren't any methods of doing so yet.
Can't wait until Mythos is public so I can set it on pwning the damn thing.
Comment · 6 months ago
They might not be able to scale it, and indeed they might indeed have to jack the prices. But vibe coding is here to stay. Maybe it'll recede for a few years while people figure out the scaling. But the Pandora's Box is opened and it ain't closing
Comment · 6 months ago
Would you mind sharing a link to some of these casual games? I ask cuz I'm also interested in how vibe coding can make game development easier.
We had such a vibrant indie game scene when Adobe flash was about and since then nothing's really touched that level of ease of development. I think vibe coding is the first tool that actually exceeds it.
Comment · 7 months ago
My phone IMMEDIATELY got toasty as I started moving around the world :')
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