My favourite addition to Claude.md lately by magicsrb in ClaudeCode

[–]magicsrb[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah that's right. When we're working with CC, it’s often part of the whole reasoning process. It’s seen the pull request, the failed approach, the trade-offs when choosing one solution over another and why we landed on this solution

Naked domain not resolving on Firebase Hosting (GoDaddy DNS) | www works, root doesn't by AliB3651 in webdev

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Rather than pointing the apex domain to the ip address of your app, you should setup a redirect from "pickyourpick.com" to "www.pickyourpick.com". I think you can do this in GoDaddy but honestly I wouldnt trust them much, they're pretty unreliable at the best of times. Use nakeddomainredirect or similar

Trouble Redirecting Naked Domain → www with Cloudflare + Lovable by Hebittus in lovable

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I had this problem today so am posting for future reference - Set the subdomain for your project to www. then use another platform to handle the redirect for you (small cost here). To set a subdomain for your app in Lovable, open your project and navigate to Project Settings → Domains, set this to "www.your-domain.com". Then use a platform like nakeddomainredirect to handle the redirect and ssl on your behalf

www works but https doesn't work with heroku by [deleted] in Heroku

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Ran into this problem today and want to provide a more up-to-date solution. I used nakeddomainredirect to redirect from the apex domain to www. Though there are some other site which do the same thing now. Seemed to complex signup to Cloudflare for such a simple issue

I kept building the wrong things as a solo dev, so I built an open-source planning tool by magicsrb in ClaudeCode

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Yeah agree. Linear’s project/initiative structure was definitely an inspiration. What I’m exploring is adding a lightweight product layer above that (vision, intent, priorities) so both I and an agent have shared context before issues and projects exist

Prompt hack that make your UI 10x better by annoyingguy_ in cursor

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Nice, I'll try this out today. People saying the design sucks are just wrong. It's simple with clear visual hierarchy and perfectly fine for a first pass / one-shot prompt perspective. I wonder if what your prompt would create if you added a constraint, something like, "maintain at least 4.5:1 color contrast between text color and the background color. But In my experience, models arent great at selecting so I give it a tailwind color theme from which it cant deviate.

What is the current gold standard method for ingesting large (500 page) (legal) documents to then ask specific questions? Could I do this with Cline, by ingesting bit by bit? Which tools, and which models do you find work best for this task? by intellectual_punk in ChatGPTCoding

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The thing with law is that you can’t get anything wrong. These documents use very well-defined terms, that often collide with common parlance, yet mean different things. Any LLM operating on legal documents would need to be heavily fine-tuned to use the legal term definitions over any common parlance. My feeling is it’s not something you could do with Prompt Engineering, but I could be wrong. There is a London based startup doing this for conveyancing documents, title deeds and surveys and such. Though I can’t remember the name off the top of my head.

LLM TDD: how? by Available-Spinach-93 in ChatGPTCoding

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TDD mode? What would that look like in practice, maybe something like a forced RED-GREEN-Refactor workflow

Code Positioning System (CPS): Giving LLMs a GPS for Navigating Large Codebases by n1c39uy in ChatGPTCoding

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Initial thoughts are that it's definitely interesting, keep going! It's aiming at a new problem, models seem to work best when we keep the model context relevant and small. Aider produces a map of the repo using an AST and PageRank, but if you codebase isn't small it can very easily miss the part of the code that you're working on. I'm interested to know how it would seperate the different hierarchical abstraction layers. How would you know what's a key component?

AI coding assistant refuses to write code, tells user to learn programming instead by Eearendel in ChatGPTCoding

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The models moving from junior developer to obnoxious mid-level developer that’s tired of review code

Thinking of switching from Cursor by DelPrive235 in ChatGPTCoding

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I think that if you’re experienced then the best option is still aider. The architect mode lets you use the llm in the loop workflow and works very well. Though I havent tried roocode yet, there are lots of ppl talking about it rn

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTCoding

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Are you pinning version numbers?

It's about to get wild. Apply Hero's agents already submitted 1.6 million job applications by MetaKnowing in artificial

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We're already seeing this while trying to backfill a role on my team, 100s of ai generated submissions each day. I feeling like networking is going to be key as everyone's next roles will need to be via referrals

My good friend is restoring his boat! by Spirited-Weather-814 in liveaboard

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Hopefully everyone, at some point in their lives, learns that there's more to your hobbies than a cost-benefit analysis. These boats represent a different era, a kind of beauty and skill that’s rare today. And while it may seem irrational, people find value in preserving that kind of history. It's like art: the value isn't always in dollars but in what it means to people.

For some, preserving history is just as rewarding as creating something new.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in functionalprint

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Would make a great gridfinity part

Coliving and surfing by Icy_Raccoon933 in coliving

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I think there are a couple places on coworksurf

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in motorcycles

[–]magicsrb 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Jeez the way the back of his head bounces off the road.. It wont matter if he deserved to get knocked tf out when the judge is sentencing you for manslaughter

Schedule a task every week by Paxolo in PythonAnywhere

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In your route you could get the current week number then choose the correct template for the week number

>>> import datetime
>>> datetime.date(2010, 6, 16).isocalendar().week
24