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here's a tip if you want to understand/copy/reproduce something from a github repo using an llm:. - use DeepWiki to generate graphs and docs about the whole repo.- use gitingest to feed the whole repo to Claude Code/Cursor. voila.
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holy fuck why did i just discover that claude code is 10x better than cursor. i am sorry anthropic i was unfamiliar with your game.
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RT @bnj: Two kinds of people in tech:. 1. Those who started building because it was fun.2. Those who chose tech because it paid well. Guess….
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just accidentally built an app that's a better teacher than any human i've ever had. combined old exam questions + course material + llm that walks through my messy thoughts with me
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RT @clujhouse: romanian house for builders. a new european community. just a spot for freedom and creation. ideas of the new,.with passi….
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RT @detahq: Deta Surf is web browser and a notebook designed for people to create (with a little help from AI). Now available for anyone t….
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this is pure gold. it can take a single .md file and convert it into a course:
we built DeepWiki, a free encyclopedia of all GitHub repos. some numbers:.- 30k repos already indexed.- processed 4 billion+ lines of code.- the indexing alone cost $300k+ in compute spend
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made an app that watches you work out and roasts you harder than your gym buddy ever would. available soon for your ego destruction
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RT @d__raptis: Little details make the biggest difference. Look at the subtle grass animation 🍃. → .
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same topic everyone's talking about, but this take is actually worth your time.
New essay:.The case against conversational interfaces. • Natural language is a bottleneck.• The "pass me the butter" test.• AI as augmentation. ↓.
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RT @cristicrtu: finally managed to recreate @family's drawer using pure SwiftUI, code will be on github soon
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the biggest skill required for working with an llm is to know what can be one-shotted and what cannot be. if you're able to break down the problem small enough, you can achieve practically anything.
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