14:[[47616250,{"by":"break_the_bank","descendants":28,"id":47616250,"kids":[47617857,47623691,47624277,47618278,47624247,47623343,47620743,47622018,47638426,47663269,47617726,47617578,47619945,47625490,47616857,47625350,47624648,47623953,47620950,47618824,47623457,47654205,47635847,47617838,47621165,47618592,47659868,47623915,47617760,47700031,47624380],"score":15,"text":"Curious what HackerNews users are using right now. Mapping my IDE usage since 2022

Goland (2022-2024)-> Cursor(November 2024 to February 2026) -> Claude Code (& VSCode or Cursor for manual edits)

The Claude Code setup is interesting, I use the terminal or GitHub for diffs. I do open an editor to do manual edits, especially when I am doing something new( that the LLM hasn't been trained on) or debugging something.

Potential improvements

Stripe Projects ( creating API keys from CLI) as something that I have wanted in the past as with LLMs sometimes with a project the slowest part seems to be deployment / bringing all the keys. I also don't enjoy the fact that I can't push a job to the web when I am leaving work. Worktrees aren't fun as I can't run the services on different ports that easily for testing, further managing different TMUXs is painful. I am curious what tools people here are using, also what do people do while the LLM generates.","time":1775145660,"title":"Ask HN: What is your dev set up like?","type":"story"}],[47629966,{"by":"vasilyt","descendants":1,"id":47629966,"kids":[47635819,47629986],"score":2,"time":1775239722,"title":"Show HN: Startup Domain Search – Free AI Domain Generator with Scoring and RDAP","type":"story","url":"https://domainsearcher.app/"}],[47631696,{"by":"ayakut","descendants":9,"id":47631696,"kids":[47632165,47635790,47631826,47631868],"score":5,"text":"Webcap is a Chrome extension that lets you capture any web component with one click. Hover over an element, scroll or use arrow keys to traverse the DOM tree, and it captures a pixel perfect screenshot with rounded corners and a drop shadow. Built-in editor lets you pick a background before saving.

No dependencies, no tracking, no account needed. Plain JS/CSS/HTML.","time":1775247510,"title":"Show HN: Screenshot web components with one click","type":"story","url":"https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/webcap/hiofbhgfmcaiohmbdlajagfbhkikpcim"}],[47598558,{"by":"georgegreenldn","descendants":6,"id":47598558,"kids":[47602558,47601329,47624941,47603989,47601338,47600139,47601453],"score":7,"text":"Hello HN,

I built Motion, a fitness app where your virtual pet (we call it a Motmot) grows and gets stronger as you become more active.

I wanted a fitness app that didn't feel like a fitness app. Most tools are either data-heavy dashboards or generic streak counters. Neither kept me moving. I thought a creature that visibly reflects your health might create a different kind of attachment.

The pet is tied to a broader system: weekly challenges against friends, points for any type of movement, and personalized goals that recalibrate based on your actual activity history rather than fixed targets. It connects with phones, smartwatches, and other fitness apps so it works however you already track movement.

We're also running a beta of Fit Bingo, a bingo card of weekly fitness tasks, which has been more popular than I expected.

Would love to hear what you think, especially if this sounds like something you'd actually use.","time":1775034545,"title":"Show HN: I built a virtual pet that gets stronger when you exercise","type":"story","url":"https://motion-app.com/"}]]

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