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This is basically the setup I ended up using after trying to check the following boxes:

- using GPT‑5.6‑sol via OAuth instead of an API key, with Claude Code as the harness

- sandboxing the reviewer agent completely (GPT‑5.6‑sol seems to be a model that believes "the end justifies the means", I read tons of horror stories on X and Reddit)

- using herdr to view and control the current process of the review agent (can jump in at any time)

- the main agent can refute certain points made by the reviewing agent

I made this because I wish it were a built‑in feature :P

Basically any data grid that implements multiple AND/OR filters at column level, sorting, reordering, infinite scrolling, virtualization for handling large amounts of data, etc. Also handling basic pending / error / retry states (things that I take for granted with React Query).

While I love both Go and Alex, my experience with HTMX has always ended up being disappointing.

I think the best way to put it, when I'm working with HTMX it feels like the complexity of the codebase is growing at a 2:1 rate compared to the app itself. I always end up with some weird edge case that I can not come out of without some weird hack.

I get why people dislike Node packages, HTMX feels like it's an overcompensating response to that. But the time you save by not having to wrestle with JSON is tripled when you try to make the app actually look or feel good. It takes me 2 minutes to slap together a Mantine template [1] and tap into some of the best UI components, then I can embed the built static assets and end up with the same single Go binary.

[1] https://github.com/mantinedev/vite-min-template

I don't think anything can come close to Midnight Commander.

This thing defeats the whole purpose of Pi.

How does Superpowers compare with Matt Pocock's skills[1]? I only tried the latter, and to be honest, I had positive results without burning a quadrillion tokens.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QFHIoCo-Ko

How is that different from KeyPass for example?

Moving business logic into database functions is the shortest path to insanity.

I find https://taskfile.dev/ infinitely more intuitive.

Hi, I'm really struggling with ADHD and most Pomodoro apps don't have the actual timer like right in your face. This app aims to fix that.

What are the requirements for running this locally?

You can play around with the sliders to obtain results that look more dramatic: https://cleanshot.com/share/gpfyJyJV

Everything can be adjusted, that mostly comes from `--paper-tone` being set too high.

Does it support multiple languages?

Showing the pricing section after downloading the app and signing up is a dark pattern, I suggest including a pricing section on the website.

That looks completely esoteric, incredible stuff.

How does it compare to DataGrip?

How does it compare to Drizzle?

The site looks 100% vibe slop.

Not just a ridiculously good deal, but a good deal to Seal! (sorry, I couldn't help myself)

At this point, this all feels like marketing, people getting paid left and right to make all kinds of claims about this model as long as it stays in the spotlight.

We had https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo long before this came out.

Best thing I ever did with my Kindle was jailbreak it and install KOReader. Crazy that somebody needs to do that in order to truly own their device.

Video of how it works: https://cleanshot.com/share/bKjjp0WV

Subscriptions for apps that require absolutely no infrastructure to run make absolutely no sense to me. Hard pass.

You should post a screenshot in the README to let the people know what the rendered PDF looks like.

How does it compare against axios (aside from the supply chain issues hehe)?

Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47438716

Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47438723