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by ahuth 3mo ago
https://prismstudio.dev . A GitHub and GitLab PR inbox and review UI. Built it to help me tame GitHub notification fatigue and see which PRs really need my attention. Next I’m working on making reviewing large AI-generated PRs ea
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Show HN: Prism, one inbox for GitHub and GitLab PRs(prismstudio.dev)
1 points by ahuth 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Share Project Updates with Clients(dailydone.work)
2 points by ahuth 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 10mo ago
Warp, although it’s not open source.
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by ahuth 10mo ago
Thanks for posting. It is heart warming/breaking to watch.
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by ahuth 10mo ago
Probably right. But, > We will not fare any better than Ukraine relying on tech like this. Ukraine is faring amazing well, aren’t they? Russia controls a fraction of the territory, has suffered a million casualties, and lost many many ar
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by ahuth 11mo ago
Unlike many comments here, I love Warp. Don’t use or pay for any AI features. But it’s really nice having a terminal with multi-cursor and keyboard shortcuts like an editor.
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by ahuth 11mo ago
Good write up, and the author certainly seems to really know their stuff. I still like using Next, though. Some nitpicks: > Elements that could change need to be inside a client component, but data fetching cannot happen on the client co
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by ahuth 11mo ago
Probably referring to the collaboration tools. Zed has a bunch of stuff around remote pair programming with people.
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by ahuth 1y ago
Can't agree that Tailwind is popular because it forces you to setup a centralized config file (although I guess that is nice). It's because, as ugly as a long line of inline classes can be, it's easy to know exactly what styl
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by ahuth 1y ago
Cool article! I can hear Sean Carrol saying, though, that: 1. We know general relativity isn’t complete, because it doesn’t take quantum mechanics into account. 2. We can’t say whether this is right because we don’t know the quantum theory
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by ahuth 1y ago
Could be. Although people sometimes accuse my own blog posts of being AI-generated (they're not, just my shitting writing).
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by ahuth 1y ago
What was Remix got merged into react-router, since Remix eventually was mostly a wrapper around RR + a server. Now my read is they’re rebooting the Remix name to go their own way on the framework. As a current Next and prior Remix dev, my r
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by ahuth 1y ago
Jekyll is fine. So is React. And Astro. Some folks like different things than others.
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by ahuth 1y ago
What did React ever do to you?
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by ahuth 2y ago
That's one of the points of the article
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by ahuth 2y ago
Obviously this TypeScript one: https://huth.me/conway4/
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by ahuth 2y ago
I don't know. Sure, examples could be nice. But an article can be imperfect and still be interesting or useful. Also, it's easy to say come up with examples, but I find it hard sometimes. In any case, I find it a nice article. Wil
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by ahuth 2y ago
You're right that there's certainly bad HTML produced by React apps out there. But there's good HTML, too! As far as I can tell, React let's you write HTML in both the right and wrong ways, like all frameworks (including
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by ahuth 2y ago
This is a very underrated comment. My only quibble is that it’s certainly possible to choose React (or any popular solution to a problem) without considering other options too much, and still care about craft.
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by ahuth 2y ago
As I said, everyone's experience has been different. Sorry you've had a bad experience in SF. This just hasn't been my experience (no gaslighting involved...)
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by ahuth 2y ago
SF certainly has its challenges. But in my 9 years of working in the financial district I never saw something like this. Obviously others will have different experiences than me. Point is, you can find crime and bad things in any city. San
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What's interesting about the Zed editor(andrewhuth.substack.com)
1 points by ahuth 2y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 2y ago
What bad coding practices does TS allow, and why are they bad?
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by ahuth 2y ago
TS made the choice to be “just JS” + types, and lean into JS-isms. Both choices are reasonable ones to make. Flow has some really cool stuff, and works great for a lot of people. There’s no denying, though, that there’s TS has done somethin
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Retrofitting is part of accessibility (whether we like it or not)(andrewhuth.substack.com)
2 points by ahuth 2y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 2y ago
Yep, this was mostly a random thought. What I should've said: GraphQL isn't the only option for type safety and preventing over fetching. There's a nice REST pattern which Remix happens to do.
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by ahuth 2y ago
Definitely an apple to oranges comparison. What I meant (and probably poorly communicated) is that you don't necessarily need GraphQL and its challenges to get type safety and prevent overfetching. There's a nice REST pattern that
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by ahuth 2y ago
touché
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by ahuth 2y ago
Good point. My thinking here was kind of half-baked. Thinking through it some more: - Maybe it's more that I've seen teams reach for GraphQL when another option would've been simpler. - You can get many of GraphQL's bene

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