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I find this interesting as a previous HN post was about AI not providing productivity. Wild.

I think we are still in a value discovery phase, as the token cost of one shotting someone's job is not cost effective, you have to constantly pay for tokens. Distilling someones role and breaking it up into AI responses and have AI build the deterministic workflow is where the efficiency is. It should be an upfront cost and then stable efficiency but I don't think many industries are setup to even begin this transformation. Someone else mentioned it's kind of like electricity, in itself productivity doesn't change, it's systems adopting it that compete and scale versus non adopting competition.

I hate to nitpick but the second is not calmed on Android. The first correct presents a modal center screen. The second pops up a modal low on the page, activates the keyboard, which then hides the modal behind the keyboard , losing context and forcing an awkward scroll. (To be fair Android keyboarding nuance sucks but might want to still fix it to make your point)

This is great, working on a soon to launch Markdown editor soon so this is especially relevant. I'll play around with it later but I'm curious, how are you deciding pagination boundaries? I've found word and docx and various open source projects vary on philosophy and implementation.

You're awesome, thank you!

Ok anyone else want to see Kryptos next? Am I the only one?

Isn't there a difference between making things that code does and the code itself? Ive seen truly beautiful software with terrible to follow but effective code and I've seen beautiful code that while technically amazing didn't do anything of substance. Software is like woodworking, it includes all levels of care and product outcomes.

I appreciate the "no delete" starting point, but is there a way to override that if desired? I can see the workaround is to delete one side and sync so no big deal just curious

I feel like the comments that are giving you pushback haven't actually listened to Casey before. I agree with you, while opinionated his perspective is very pragmatic and misunderstood. He's done such a great job giving his experience out to the broader world too.

Hey this is great, I love what the model looks like, would it be possible to change the light source direction? Excited to try it out more with some local fossils.

I love the single page treatment. Down with web frameworks! Sweet machine

Not bad, I think more people need this. One piece of feedback , youve got a well performing mobile site but a Mac app sell, you might want to include a share link or "I'll email you the link" so people can pick up the software on their laptop later. I normally don't like forced sign ups but here I would have opted in if you would have provided a reminder email for me that I wanted this while on my phone and away from my laptop

But who's marketing the website itself and how (besides the vitality of the cool idea)