Ralf

You have a quicknav bar on the side, where you can see which areas in this long file were here. And that's of course so much more comfortable than what I broke off with the Master Wall. So listen to the show, it must have been one and a half years ago. That was the only crazy copy and paste circus I had there. That you got it to work at all. Yes, that's right.

You have a quicknav bar on the side, where you can see which areas in this long file were here. And that's of course so much more comfortable than what I broke off with the Master Wall. So listen to the show, it must have been one and a half years ago. That was the only crazy copy and paste circus I had there. That you got it to work at all. Yes, that's right.

Where then really constantly somehow, oh, now the context is too long, now we have to look, okay, just make the change and write to it at what point. And that was really all a pain. And when I looked at you over the shoulder, how here it is. I would say I would have been able to do the master wall in a quarter of the time with Cursor. I only needed one and a half days back then.

Where then really constantly somehow, oh, now the context is too long, now we have to look, okay, just make the change and write to it at what point. And that was really all a pain. And when I looked at you over the shoulder, how here it is. I would say I would have been able to do the master wall in a quarter of the time with Cursor. I only needed one and a half days back then.

And I've tried it out in the last few days with two examples. And what I think is really cool about it is, you just had it as an example, Abandonware. So use something on GitHub that is open source, where the developer just got away with it because life comes in between. And my total understanding and no accusation, but

And I've tried it out in the last few days with two examples. And what I think is really cool about it is, you just had it as an example, Abandonware. So use something on GitHub that is open source, where the developer just got away with it because life comes in between. And my total understanding and no accusation, but

There are just so many tools that I really like to use, where I think, ah, there's only this one feature missing. So, that can't be that hard to add. And then you write it first as a feature request, as an issue on GitHub and nothing happens for years.

There are just so many tools that I really like to use, where I think, ah, there's only this one feature missing. So, that can't be that hard to add. And then you write it first as a feature request, as an issue on GitHub and nothing happens for years.

And one of the softwares, where that totally goes on the cake, because I still use it from time to time or even relatively regularly, is Breadboard. I think I've already presented that in the Freak Show. That is, I'll throw the GitHub link in here.

And one of the softwares, where that totally goes on the cake, because I still use it from time to time or even relatively regularly, is Breadboard. I think I've already presented that in the Freak Show. That is, I'll throw the GitHub link in here.

This is a software with which you can reasonably browse and search AI-generated images to see which model was processed, how was the prompt of the images, to be able to do quality checks. If I vary promptly, do I get a better quality of landscape images, is the light better set, whatever. To be able to handle AI image generation more systematically.

This is a software with which you can reasonably browse and search AI-generated images to see which model was processed, how was the prompt of the images, to be able to do quality checks. If I vary promptly, do I get a better quality of landscape images, is the light better set, whatever. To be able to handle AI image generation more systematically.

And what I always totally missed is that it has a faff function, that you can say, these are the prompts, they are particularly effective, you can recycle them well. And to be able to judge that, you have to go from this thumbnail view, where all the pictures are first on a picture carpet, to be able to judge that, you have to go into a preview fullscreen.

And what I always totally missed is that it has a faff function, that you can say, these are the prompts, they are particularly effective, you can recycle them well. And to be able to judge that, you have to go from this thumbnail view, where all the pictures are first on a picture carpet, to be able to judge that, you have to go into a preview fullscreen.

So, and I wanted from this fullscreen view, where you suddenly have the decision competence, is this a FAF or is it not a FAF, I just wanted to be able to declare it as a favorite with an F key out of this screen. But the software couldn't, you had to leave the preview again and you had to put the little heart somewhere in the thumbnail carpet.

So, and I wanted from this fullscreen view, where you suddenly have the decision competence, is this a FAF or is it not a FAF, I just wanted to be able to declare it as a favorite with an F key out of this screen. But the software couldn't, you had to leave the preview again and you had to put the little heart somewhere in the thumbnail carpet.

So it's a classic UX story where you just have way too many clicks because someone doesn't have the workflow like you did. So I just pulled the repo and threw it in. in Cursor and said, first of all, add code base. Then you look at how it's all set up and take a look at it first. And what does that do here? And exactly the same effect that you just described.

So it's a classic UX story where you just have way too many clicks because someone doesn't have the workflow like you did. So I just pulled the repo and threw it in. in Cursor and said, first of all, add code base. Then you look at how it's all set up and take a look at it first. And what does that do here? And exactly the same effect that you just described.

It clearly described what kind of phase is there in the story. I just want to add a single feature and then describe it relatively in detail. What do you want to describe in detail? It's clear what you want. Simply control the existing favorite function via a short key from the preview view. And then came this classic, I think that always has something to do with such an excited dog.

It clearly described what kind of phase is there in the story. I just want to add a single feature and then describe it relatively in detail. What do you want to describe in detail? It's clear what you want. Simply control the existing favorite function via a short key from the preview view. And then came this classic, I think that always has something to do with such an excited dog.