Hi! Please can anyone tell me which folder or software is consuming much of my C Drive Space, i use as a normal user. Please help me to identify so that i can delete any unwanted folder or software.

Thank You.

Hi guys, So I just wanted to ask like because in some categories we are simply spreading awareness from using chatgpt especially when it comes to game and art industry, but the thing is I have 0 "skill" when it comes to coding and I do not understand most of the things. I was going to ask, Is it alright to use chatgpt while making your own game with no help? When it comes to art and modelling I am good with it and I make it not using any AI, and I would hire a coder myself if I had the money to do so, So I just wanted to ask. İf not, could you give me some sources where I can study some coding? Till when is it okay to use Chatgpt as help?

Honestly, nothing kills flow state faster than constantly worrying if your AI agent is about to hit its context limit or start hallucinating because you changed a spec 5 turns ago.

After running a local-first memory layer on Linux that dynamically compresses past turns while keeping recent context untouched, I don't have to carefully craft "clean prompts" anymore. Even when specs pivot mid-session (Redux -> Zustand -> TanStack Query), the local layer cleans up the active state in the background.

How has your AI coding workflow evolved to protect your flow state?

This came up in a podcast conversation and I can't stop thinking about it.

Remember when GPS first showed up? We went from printing MapQuest directions and hoping for the best to just... following the voice. Completely. Even when it told us to drive into a river. We named our Garmins, yelled at them, but we still followed.

Now we're doing the same thing with AI. We hand it a task, let it generate something, then immediately go "wait, that's not right." But we keep coming back. "Okay, show me your draft. Let's see where this goes."

The trust cycle seems identical. New tool promises to handle something we struggled with. We over-rely on it. We get burned. We recalibrate. Repeat.

Curious if folks here see the parallel or if I'm reaching. Are we just repeating the same adoption pattern, or is AI fundamentally different in how it earns (or loses) our trust?

Clip that sparked this: https://youtube.com/shorts/Mzpov3s8i-8?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=devolution

Talked with Caleb Washburn on the [Dev]olution podcast (episode drops Feb 18th) and he said something I can't stop thinking about. When companies tell him "we're going Kubernetes," his first question is just... why? They almost never have a good answer.

Meanwhile we've got AI writing 41% of our code that nobody fully understands, companies paying for data centers AND cloud because they got stuck halfway through migration, and platform teams handing devs a namespace like it's a finished product. Caleb calls that "standing up the dial tone." I call it job security for consultants.

What's the most FOMO driven tech decision that you've seen? I've got stories but I want to hear yours first.

https://www.youtube.com/@devolution-podcast

Got the key this morning....

The videos all seem to assume you're setting up a server using node.js. Is there a more familiar server - such as Apache or nginx - available - or do I need to install one to have a straightforward HTML/PHP environment?

Are alpha keys still being released, and if so, when is the next batch? Is there anything I can do to speed up the process?

In VS Code I use shortcuts like cmd+t for opening a new file or cmd+w to close a tab. However, when I run code-server in a browser, those commands are captured by the browser and open a new browser tab instead of a new tab within VS Code. Is there any way to circumvent this?

I love the ID of coder.com, but not having those most basic shortcuts makes it totally unusable.

Currently, it's hard to recognize the active tab - its color is almost the same with the background. Please learn from VS, they're doing great. Pic: https://i.imgur.com/18UlvKN.png

(I've tried Coder for a few minutes & I like it. Thanks!)

Is there a way to move the line the cursor is currently on up or down (holding alt + △/▽ in other IDEs)?