prince005

Would love to check it out. But seems the site is down

Yeah. So the benefit of Fable is that it'll find gaps in the system as well. So logic errors get caught. I have a separate backend and frontend so plumbing issues are also caught by Fable.

I have been using claude code for a big project for a while and I feel like I have optimized my workflow now.

Brainstorm - Gemini/Antigravity

Plan - Gemini/Antigravity

Detailed Plan - Sonnet

Coding - Fable

Do not use any subagents, especially the default ones. They are dumb. The top level agent works well enough

PS: Pixel and Samsung devices support airdrop now.

You're not my target audience

I'm not sure if I want to put a name to my anonymous account

I fail to understand why people think that YouTube is a charity service. They are a business and act like one, you'd do the same if someone threatens your business.

It's very sad to see how people blame and thrash services like youtube instead of respecting the fact that all of it is provided absolutely free of cost.

The only reason I use Windows is to play games. So I don't mind any BS microsoft throws at me, because it is just ignored

This was a big problem for me, until one day I sat down and cleaned my inbox. Basically moving the correct things to the correct place and now I don't face this issue.

People writing about Free, Open source content on a platform which hides it behind a pay wall.

Is it just me or a part of Apple is just rotting away?

I think the bigger reason here is that devs jump directly into Frameworks rather than understanding the basics of web development itself.

Reading the article I get a feeling that the judges don't really understand what an API is.

Also, the comment > I'm concerned that under your argument, all computer code is at risk of losing protection under 102(b)

It seems rather incorrect in case of reimplementing an API. It's not like the underlying logic has been changed or copied it's just that the top level API has been modified to be compatible with the system being used. Or am I missing something?