They are competing with Claude Code already. The competition is not over who can built the nicest CLI.
They now compete in a larger market - non vscode users
Readit News_betty_ commented on Cursor CLI cursor.com/cli... · Posted by u/gonzalovargas
I really like the IDE. It makes enough mistakes that I need to be constantly testing and catching little errors. I’ll interrupt the flow often when it’s going down a path I don’t want it to. When using Codex, for example, it’s doing too much in the background that is harder to correct afterwards. Am I doing this wrong?
I like that I can use the ide while a cli is working, keep an eye on git changes and interrupt where needed.
I find in ide they like opening documents/changing tabs too much and it means j can't do other things.
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It's from July 6, so yeah a month in the past is totally right.
She has newer posts on sub agents
_betty_ commented on Vanilla JavaScript support for Tailwind Plus tailwindcss.com/blog/vani... · Posted by u/ulrischa
Worried about money? They are already rich beyond their wildest dreams. They are, reasonably, excited about growing and expanding and building a company that does much more, but that is not driven by a need for money, it is driven by their ambition.
edit: I can’t speak for Adam etc., this is just my impression. My impression is that they want to build a business of which tailwind (the open source project) is one part. I think that regardless of money in the bank they would want to have revenue generating projects. Laravel is a good comparable.
interesting, i had just watched Primeagens Standup with Adam and got the impression they don't do well for money, but a quick google came up with a bunch of posts from Adam himself disclosing some fairly impressive numbers.
No idea if he still does ok from it, but he certainly did at one stage.
_betty_ commented on Run a C# file directly using dotnet run app.cs devblogs.microsoft.com/do... · Posted by u/soheilpro
>> Install Visual Studio Code (recommended) If you’re using Visual Studio Code, install the C# Dev Kit
I wish Microsoft would just provide a LSP server for C#. Not just a half proprietary extension for VS Code.
would they still be able to charge for it if it was an lsp?
_betty_ commented on Launch HN: Magic Patterns (YC W23) – AI Design and Prototyping for Product Teams · Posted by u/alexdanilowicz
Lack of tools (shapes, cards etc)
Also felt very laggy/buggy when selecting, dragging etc. may be my underpowered rig
Also just how separate the tool was - it was the primary reason I checked out the product but felt I had to go searching to find it.
Maybe a add to canvas/project button in the code gen area.
_betty_ commented on Launch HN: Magic Patterns (YC W23) – AI Design and Prototyping for Product Teams · Posted by u/alexdanilowicz
We always iterating and definitely need to improve! Anything you can point to explicitly that makes the canvas feel clunky/half finished? We're using a simple div under the hood!
To add some color: while we do generate code, we don't view ourselves as a code generator because our customers don't get value out of our tool from the raw code. They instead receive value from the interactive prototype, and for that reason it's lot of PMs, designers, founders using us versus developers.
Lack of tools (shapes, cards etc)
Also felt very laggy/buggy when selecting, dragging etc. may be my underpowered rig
_betty_ commented on Launch HN: Magic Patterns (YC W23) – AI Design and Prototyping for Product Teams · Posted by u/alexdanilowicz
Canvas is an interesting idea - although the implementation feels very clunky and half finished.
rest of the tool doesn't feel that special - eg there's tonnes of code generators out there. would have to play more to understand but it wasn't immediately apparent
That is an interesting observation.
The first two (and I would say key) practices of Kanban (as a method) are: - visualize work(flow) - limit work in progress
So I wonder, how did these Kanban teams visualize work exactly?
Now, I don't say the whiteboard (virtual or physical) is the only way to do it, yet it's almost ubiquitous.
i've been dreaming of a way that visualises the user flows in the software (rather than cards on a board), think spider map showing possible user flows then colour coded circles based on what stage they're in.
that way you can see what state an entire flow is in at a glance and being able to co-ordinate effort accordingly.
_betty_ commented on Samsung Q990D unresponsive after 1020 firmware update us.community.samsung.com/... · Posted by u/ftufek
A few years ago, some Samsung TVs such as TU8000, had basically a factory defect. Randomly, after a few months, a "line" appears on the TV.
They knew they should have announced a recall, but they didn't. What they did was... They simply replace the TV panel, even outside the warranty, just to avoid lawsuits (After the person first try to contact them).
Yes, outside the warranty.
But one with one detail: They replace it with the same defective panel.
Unfortunately, I was the lucky one who ended up buying this TV, and I've already replaced the panel about three times in less than five years.
Even the Samsung repair technicians that came to my house to fix the TV already told "The model just have this issue, nothing we can do about it. If it happens again, report it again to fix"
i did something similar with a vodafone phone like 3 times, they just kept giving me the same model again and again.