SIRHAMY

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by SIRHAMY 5mo ago
Big fan of Gleam! I am keeping my eye on it. Agree that the types accomplish basically exactly what I want. If it gets a decent community / ecosystem I think it would be a frontrunner for sure, especially for web apps. One potential is
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by SIRHAMY 5mo ago
Anecdotally I think AI is quite good at langs with lots of training data: C#, TypeScript Rust. I also think it's much better with languages with more guardrails and clear syntax: think expressive types (sum types), brackets, and linter
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by SIRHAMY 5mo ago
C# is missing expressive types for me. That might land with native unions but it's not there yet. There's workarounds with OneOf and Dune but those are kind of messy. I think expressive types on dotnet are possible - I am a big fa
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
Another F# fan here =) I really like it for building backends but I haven't found the frontend story as compelling. Currently I use F# for my API and then use a standalone frontend (currently SvelteKit) to try and get the best tool for
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
I've been building MVPs for the past yearish with this stack. Some of these choices are newish / smallish but it's the simplest, most enjoyable stack I've tried so far. - Frontend: SvelteKit (Dockerized) - Backend: F# &#
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
Oh wow - I thought it was broken. Nope, just loading.
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
Same (but I use F#)! I find .NET to be great for backends though maybe not as great for frontends (there's just better stuff out there). So I use the best tool for the job and that typically means using something else for frontend. Rig
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
This is what I do. * CloudRun - .NET in Docker * CloudSQL - Managed Postgres
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
- Solopreneur / Indie Hacker / Tiny SaaS scene. This is more an implementation strategy of my dreams of Financial Independence but I find these communities have large overlap. Building small, sustainable solutions to real-world pr
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by SIRHAMY 4y ago
This is cool! Great to see you've had some success here! I've built something similar for my favorite tech stack but haven't had any sales yet. I find it useful in my own projects and I've seen other similar projects mak
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Selling NFTs – Tezos vs. Ethereum(labs.hamy.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 5y ago|0 comments
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Scaling my sites by 12x by moving to Tailwind(labs.hamy.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 6y ago|0 comments
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Save the world with a personal carbon tax(blog.iamhamy.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: CareBoi – create custom care emojis(careboi.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 6y ago|0 comments
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by SIRHAMY 7y ago
Working on some creative coding projects that I've been putting off for the last few years. Latest one I've released is https://coronation.xyz/ - a visualization of the spread of coronavirus around the world, whic
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Coronation.xyz – a visualization of the spread of coronavirus around the globe(coronation.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 7y ago|0 comments
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I scale my sites to 500k* users per month for free(labs.iamhamy.xyz)
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I can serve ~533k visitors (~927k pages) of my sites/month for free with Netlify(labs.iamhamy.xyz)
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By making my own cold brew instead of buying, I can save $16,844 over 15 years(blog.iamhamy.xyz)
1 points by SIRHAMY 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How would you host a static site in 2020?
1 points by SIRHAMY 7y ago|4 comments
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by SIRHAMY 7y ago
Oh wow, I'd never heard of Cloud Run before. Just popped some numbers in that I think are correct and it did come within the free tier range. See GCP calculator: https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator/#i
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I moved my sites from Google Kubernetes Engine to Netlify and saved $1000 / year(labs.iamhamy.xyz)
57 points by SIRHAMY 7y ago|25 comments
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My 2019 programming language hierarchy(labs.iamhamy.xyz)
25 points by SIRHAMY 7y ago|18 comments
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My full-time SWE job search took over 2 months and 153 hours(blog.iamhamy.xyz)
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An analysis of Ad revenue vs. browser-based crypto mining revenue(blog.iamhamy.xyz)
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by SIRHAMY 8y ago
Not a storefront per se, but I think Blizzard's Launcher that includes most of their newer games (as well as Destiny 2!) is a good example of one that's gone from nothing to pretty-darn-good while the Steam client has been relativ
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by SIRHAMY 9y ago
At that point, you could probably bring in Legal. Not only are these just poor coding practices, but some of these things are very serious security vulnerabilities. If you've got contracts with clients, or even if you're licensed
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by SIRHAMY 9y ago
Woah, do you have an end goal with this. Willing to let people get their hands on it?
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by SIRHAMY 9y ago
A nail as in its own rack to hang on. Because they value that broom and its mission enough to go through the trouble of creating a rack for it, you could imagine that they put some higher value in that mission (maintenance) and its role in