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Agree on the DIY too! Added a _fresh_ trailer before a movie and it makes the experience close to cinema

You can ask Cursor to use information from specific folder (aka your 4M lines) and it would summarize it and use that.

Not a replacement for full 4M lines but it might work for some tasks/prompts


My question exactly. Repomix seems to be tested util for something like that.

OT, Have you had any issues with WiFi setup with this Mac Mini? I tried multiple distributions and most of them have troubles with detecting WiFi chip on 2014 mini.

Oh that could be, I just have it hardwired. This machine was basically a dumpster dive and was sitting in my closet for the last few years til I found out it had USB3 and gigabit ethernet, did a SSD swap and its working great, but indeed I get "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found"

Debian 11 & 12 detect the wifi on 2014 Mac Minis. I had to enable the nonfree sources, IIRC

I love pastmaps! Nice to see you on HN!


There are many more ways to do this. Most of iOS developers who ever published apps know that.

Hiding a functionality from Apple is a ticket to account and company ban and is not worth the hassle. Unless it was the intention of the whole enterprise.


It would seem plausible though that apps built with feature flags do not trigger these kinds of lines. Being able to roll out, or roll back features (even approved ones) for testing, bug fixing, etc, seems pretty essential, especially for larger apps.

It would be hard to wait for (up to?) weeks waiting for an app update to be approved.


There’s probably more to this story. It’s somewhat a skill and maybe art to create MRs so that they are easy to review and get approved.

It is also true for the feedback on MRs. Providing compressed and succinct feedback makes it faster to address.

Almost like “if the change is difficult, refactor and make the change easy”. There are many ways to do one thing, some are better, some are not.

Companies and teams that have good review culture are successful in using the reviews as a tool.


Looks similar to what Shaun is doing here https://youtube.com/@dustupstexas?si=YNqltpg87QPqTeG3


Agree with this. GitHub was good at some point, then Gitlab caught up and now Gitlab has been superior in code review experience for few years at least.

Comparing between MR/PR versions, meta commands in MR templates, and so on.


Snowpack, parcel, esbuild. Minimal setup each. YMMV based on how you plan to distribute the build results (package, site or app) after.


Maybe I'm not getting it, but I just set up an express.js app this last weekend with nothing much more than tsc (typescript) and ts-node.

Do you need all that other stuff for a simple node app?


You are getting it. Use less and smaller tools if possible. And if you're on Node 18, node comes with a watch mode built in that you can leverage.

You can alternatively use esbuild to handle the TypeScript compilation since it is faster than tsc for that, and just keep tsc around for the typechecker.


Snowpack has been unmaintained for years now, and its homepage actively recommends people switch to Vite.


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