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by alexpham14 7mo ago
Yeah, this feels like the annual “nice, but do I actually need it?” refresh if you’re already on an M4 Pro.
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by alexpham14 7mo ago
Oof, this is exactly the nightmare scenario for “repo-first” OSS. The weird bit isn’t that a scraper site exists, it’s that Google can’t do the obvious graph join: query == project name, #1 result is the repo, repo declares Homepage = X, ye
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by alexpham14 8mo ago
Haha, I hit something similar after 12 years, just didn’t care anymore, and the idea of another sprint planning meeting made me nauseous. Jumped into product for a while thinking proximity to decision-making would help. It didn’t. Just more
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by alexpham14 8mo ago
Compliance is usually the hard stop before we even get to capability. We can’t send code out, and local models are too heavy to run on the restricted VDI instances we’re usually stuck with. Even when I’ve tried it on isolated sandbox code,
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by alexpham14 8mo ago
Short answer: yes, but the “moat” has changed. A lot of people still think moats are about features. They’re not anymore. Features are cheap now. Execution and distribution are the real bottlenecks. Big companies can copy your product, but
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by alexpham14 8mo ago
Ironic, everything will eventually end in some kind of compromise that benefits everyone. That’s how the giant techs have always played.
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Ask HN: How to keep your product from fading into obscurity
1 points by alexpham14 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Office2PDF - Official SDKs for Node.js (Python/Go/Java Coming)(github.com)
2 points by alexpham14 9mo ago|0 comments
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by alexpham14 9mo ago
I appreciate the meticulousness of the website.
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by alexpham14 9mo ago
I just lived Politehub, it could be an alternative for Slack, kindly give it a try, guys!
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Show HN: PoliteHub – an Slack alternative with workspace-based pricing
1 points by alexpham14 9mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What do you think about a Slack alternative
2 points by alexpham14 1y ago|4 comments
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by alexpham14 1y ago
The success of Hacker News doesn’t come from flashy features, but from a community that consistently produces high-quality content. That said, I can’t help but wonder if there are any updates to the UI/UX in the works, LOL.
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by alexpham14 1y ago
Yeah, it is good, but it does not work in Safari.
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by alexpham14 1y ago
It’s a clickbait-worthy topic, but AI is helping me tackle tons of small tasks and unlocking productivity at a level I’ve never experienced before. I’m a software engineer.
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by alexpham14 1y ago
I appreciate how it redefines “small” not by parameter count but by practical impact and deployability.
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by alexpham14 1y ago
I’m truly grateful for this. It’s really helpful because I love VSCode, and most of my projects use Postgres. The decision to prioritize Postgres support was quite unexpected.