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janpot commented on The Architecture Behind Lovable and Bolt   beam.cloud/blog/agentic-a... · Posted by u/Mernit
tezza · 2 months ago
Q: Has anyone on HN built anything meaningful with Lovable/Bolt? Something that works as intended?

I’ve tried several proof of concepts with Bolt and every time just get into a doom loop where there is a cycle of breakage, each ‘fix’ resurrecting a previous ‘break’

janpot · 2 months ago
was quite impressed after building my label maker application [1] and stylex playground [2]. Had some real world needs and both were built in bolt with 99% of edits made through prompts. My tips would mostly center around:

- don't try to fix mistakes, revert and try with an updated prompt. the context seems to get polluted otherwise.

- don't treat it as a black box, inspect the generated code and prompt to write specific abstractions. don't just tell it what to build, but also how. this is where experienced programmers will get way more mileage.

[1] https://courageous-toffee-e5dd6f.netlify.app/

[2] https://venerable-melomakarona-255f96.netlify.app/

janpot commented on Can Earth's rotation generate power? Physicists divided over controversial claim   nature.com/articles/d4158... · Posted by u/qnleigh
IshKebab · 5 months ago
That's easy to work out but I can tell you not it's going to be more than we will ever use.
janpot · 5 months ago
"640K ought to be enough for anybody"
janpot commented on Minding the gaps: A new way to draw separators in CSS   blogs.windows.com/msedged... · Posted by u/SigmundurM
janpot · 5 months ago
I wish they took the use-case of resizable panels into account. Even if the implementation is fully user-land, a styleable separator that can also receive events would be so useful.
janpot commented on Calendar.txt   terokarvinen.com/2021/cal... · Posted by u/Iuz
janpot · 6 months ago
my dad keeps his calendar in an excel file with almost the exact same format except he omits dates with no entries. Every week he prints a new version of this on a single A4 which he folds and keeps in his wallet. new events are hand written at the bottom and get included in the excel weekly. he's been doing this for as long as I can remember.
janpot commented on I found a backdoor into my bed   trufflesecurity.com/blog/... · Posted by u/riverdroid
EvanAnderson · 6 months ago
The state of the product's security wasn't unexpected. I was, however, shocked by this part:

  > I was willing to overlook:
  >   The bed costs $2,000
  >   It won’t function if the internet goes down
  >   Basic features are behind an additional $19/mo subscription
  >   The bed’s only controls are via mobile app
Nothing about this bed should depend on off-site servers. Nothing about the product should necessitate a subscription fee.

The market is clearly too stupid to vote against the rent seeking tech industry. It makes me so sad.

janpot · 6 months ago
step one is to stop pretending the market is a democracy
janpot commented on Traces of London's first Roman basilica found beneath office basement   heritagedaily.com/2025/02... · Posted by u/janpot
perihelions · 6 months ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43032759 ("Beginnings of Roman London discovered in office basement (bbc.com)", 12 comments)
janpot · 6 months ago
odd, I submitted this a few days ago and it didn't get picked up, not sure why now says "5 hours ago"

u/janpot

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