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Alex Gap
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Memories are cool, memories with friends would be even cooler
Memories seem like such a killer feature of @Windsurf to me. I normally find the AI composed code is mostly right but it can often still get small things wrong because it might not know some architectural detail or the coding style I want.But with memories I can now tell windsurf about those things and avoid those mistakes! I can also do it on the fly, making it easy to iteratively adapt...
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Trunk-Based Development vs GitFlow — What's your dev workflow?
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I've only dabbled a little bit with @DeepSeek but I think it's low cost is what really makes it exciting. It's also nice to see another open source competitor in the AI space!
Has anyone here tried Deepseek yet? 🤔
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As someone who uses @Windsurf as my daily driver, I think it deserves more love than it gets! The real magic to me is its ability to pull in the right context. When I used Cursor I had to do a lot of manual hand-holding to make sure the right files were included; Windsurf just figures out what it needs and includes it as context.
I’m mostly using Windsurf with a larger, more complicated...
Why is Cursor so much more popular than Windsurf?
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High-quality, affordable voice hardware for Home Assistant - designed for privacy and local processing. Experience voice assistants that serve users, not corporations.
Home Assistant Voice
A open, local, and private voice assistant for your home
Alex Gap
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This is really cool! I always end up with too many tabs open, so I could use some help clearing them out 🔪
Tab Slayer
Automate tab cleanup with impunity
Alex Gap
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I'm a big fan of hex and I've found it's been a super useful tool for us! It makes building and sharing dashboards about our data really straightforward and quick. In fact, just yesterday I was able to go from question about our data to a chart I could share around in almost no time at all 🚀
Congrats on the launch!
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Alex Gap
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Really excited to have been a part of building this! The products and tools we use to build are so important so I think it's awesome that we can shine a spotlight on them.
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Alex Gap
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I'm impressed that it returns a percentage and years left instead of just "Yes" 😉
Will AI Replace Me?
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Alex Gap
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This seems really cool and I could see it being really helpful in keeping things organized! However I often use multiple monitors and I noticed that that's not supported yet. Is that something you hope to support soon?
Spaces for macOS
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Alex Gap
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Interesting stuff!
I'm really curious about the details of the gas-free transactions. I know that gas-free transactions are supported via ERC 4337, is that what powers gas-free transactions here? Or have you implemented your own gas-sponsoring system?
Any technical details you could share would be great, I find this stuff fascinating!
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