jcjmcclean

Really nice idea, I'll give this a try tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!

This looks pretty cool but I'd want to be able to setup a bunch of my own project specific code smells, so it's not just a few generic rules. Is that the approach you've taken?

Then for example you could write your own hook and convert existing code smell documentation which agents ignore into a format that works with the hook.

I've built quite a few PoCs with Claude over the past few months. Sometimes I start with a mock-up/prototype, which I've written a skill for. On an existing project it looks at the styles and structure and builds a mock-up as separate HTML/CSS that runs as its own prototype but looks like it's part of the product. I often ask for three different options and then iterate until something feels right.

If I don't know what the project is yet, I ask Claude to put together open questions and I answer them one at a time to give it shape. That can take a couple of rounds until I feel like the direction is clear.

I've been building a suite of products to help manage this flow better because it feels like such a common pain point at the moment.

Wow, that's commitment. You must really love this game!

I didn't realise quite how expensive tokens were until last week. I got $250 of Claude tokens for free and burnt through them in less than a couple of hours with just one session.

Love this idea, thanks for sharing. I'll give it a try when I launch my next project!

This looks really interesting. I've used LogRocket a lot across a number of businesses with varying volume, mainly to try to uncover these kinds of issues. I know they have an AI layer now but I'd love to try this as an AI native alternative which gets straight to the problem solving. It could save hours of manually watching playback and a lot of effort coming up with potential problems/solutions etc.

That must have been a fun video and webpage to make! Especially the shrimp slider!

I love this! Although I've already gone through and made manual updates, I'll still give this a try. It's worth it even just to verify that I haven't missed anything. Thanks for sharing.

I'll be fascinated to see the financial details that could be made public from this.

Very cool. I'll definitely give this a try. I'd say code review is the most important part of a tool like this for me. How does it compare to Conductor?

I was talking to ChatGPT about the best way to achieve this a few days ago. Thanks for getting something running and sharing it!

I'll give this a try tomorrow, should be fun.

I think there may be an issue with your link, it's just taking me to the thrift books home page.

I also really enjoyed the writing style.

Brilliant interactive article. I was tracking the aircraft for a while on FlightRadar24.

Just tried this out and I’m loving it, especially the UI/UX. The welcome screen animations are great, they make the onboarding feel smooth and polished. I love that the navigation icons show labels when active, so you always know where you are.

The built-in tutorial on the Learn screen is a really nice touch, and the Library is genuinely useful (I’ll definitely be using it for scales and arpeggios).

Also, the Go Premium page is clean and the pricing feels refreshingly fair. Awesome stuff!

Two quick questions too:

– What did you use to build it? The UI/UX feels super slick, it’s fast and smooth on Android.

– What were your biggest hurdles during the build? Not just technically, but overall. For example, was it tricky learning enough music theory to validate the content, or was getting it live on the app stores as a solo dev the harder part?

I also use voice mode a lot, I find it's really useful for talking to while you're shaping an idea or an approach, then asking it to summarise the decisions you've made. Essentially rubber ducking.

Really enjoyed this write up, good level of detail. Also what an excellent product name!

Very cool that it doesn't need a proxy. That's like magic! Can't wait to try it out on something.

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed the article. Nice writing style.

I found myself wishing to read more about your story of running over the bridge!

Is it just me, or does the pricing link in the footer not go anywhere?

I kinda of like the approach they're going for here but I'm also really loving Claude Code right now. I feel like I need to see something pretty special if it's going to convince me to switch.

Completely agree with you on Argos. Even better, you can go there when it's open and often you can collect straight away.

Thanks! I'll pop you a DM on here when I've got it up on the app stores.

I will, thanks for the interest!

Awesome! If you don't mind, I'll drop you a DM when I've got a beta version ready.

I'm working on Cali Challenge. A calisthenics workout app with a daily challenge that gradually increases in difficulty. It guides you through the different progression levels of core calisthenics moves like push-ups, pull-ups, and dips.

Really enjoyed that! I was surprised by how fun it was considering how simple it seems. Definitely would love it to last longer.

Hi there! I'm running the exact same setup and have encountered the same issues.

I have a little bash script [1] which I run on startup to fix the HDMI audio issue. I haven't got crontab working yet so I ssh in and run it manually.

I've tried 3 different controllers and ended up buying the 8bitDo ultimate as it supports 2.4g as well as Bluetooth. Also purchased a separate Bluetooth dongle and a usb extension cable to keep it away from any interference from the Beelink. Still have major issues with connectivity over a reasonably short distance (3-4m) in either mode.

Love the SER8 though, it's a great little machine and is well priced when on offer.

[1] https://gist.github.com/jcjmcclean/a59362a01a7f421e4fa020823...

I tried this out last week to add a virtual screen with Virtual Desktop on my Quest 3 (and MacBook Pro).

Really impressed with all of the configuration options which are available and how powerful and performant it is.

I've not had a chance to try it out for any other use cases yet. Not sure if I'll be sticking with Virtual Desktop either, also testing Immersed and Meta's own Workspaces app which both natively support virtual screens.

That looks pretty promising, thanks!

Thank you for this!

Do you think multi-country adds so much complexity that you shouldn't explore it too early?

E.g. What if you have an incredible opportunity in another geo? Should you put it on ice? How long for?

I'm in a similar position to you. Group of friends which has formed from working across multiple companies over the years.

I asked a few recruiters this question and was really disappointed that none of them were interested in placing a group (even just 2 developers) together.

The only way we had any success was by talking with early-ish stage startups who were looking to build engineering teams. A friend and I spoke with a couple of founders who wanted to hire us both. Unfortunately one didn't have enough cash and the other opportunity was less exciting to us, so it didn't go anywhere.

We've since ended up working on a project together for a very early stage startup, compensated with equity as well as salary. We still have our day jobs though, it's an evenings and weekends thing for now.