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by altbdoor 13d ago
Jira/Atlassian APIs are so convoluted anyways, I'd rather use the MCP
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by altbdoor 2mo ago
Good ole Django. Worked with a number of frameworks (tm), but nothing really quite scratches my itch like Django does. I still find the ORM and database migration system unmatched.
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by altbdoor 2mo ago
They had a short blog post about this: https://developers.cloudflare.com/changelog/post/2026-07-08-...
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by altbdoor 3mo ago
https://archive.is/NndS8
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Show HN: Combine WigglyPaint GIFs into Video(altbdoor.github.io)
3 points by altbdoor 4mo ago|0 comments
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by altbdoor 4mo ago
Just found the link to the project: https://github.com/WorldMaker/butterfloat That's neat, will give it a spin in the future.
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by altbdoor 4mo ago
Interesting to know. Personally I've also been trying out other library/frameworks, like Vue, AlpineJS, or just plain server side rendering. I have heard a little about ClojureScript here and there. Will take a look at it when I a
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by altbdoor 4mo ago
I know there will probably be some complications here and there, but this could be done with Web Components too, right?
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by altbdoor 4mo ago
I read one post before that really resonates with me, couldn't recall from where though: You love JSX, you don't love React Many of the jobs in my location requires React though, so I have to tolerate it somehow.
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by altbdoor 5mo ago
Friendly reminder that all (I sure hope it does all...) the Copilot kerfuffle can be disabled in `chat.disableAIFeatures` flag in the settings.
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CVE-2026-23869: CVSS 7.5 in React Server Components lead to Denial of Service(vercel.com)
1 points by altbdoor 5mo ago|0 comments
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by altbdoor 5mo ago
Working with multiple teams in a large project, hooks can be a nightmare to maintain. I see 7x layers deep of hooks, with no test cases to support them. Some of the side effects are not properly tested, and mocks that abstract away the whol
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by altbdoor 6mo ago
Their status page communicates whats going on https://status.appsflyer.com/
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by altbdoor 7mo ago
And then start writing "hit pieces" to all the bot PR authors? /s
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by altbdoor 8mo ago
In retrospect, Jekyll has been relatively stable recently. The last stable release was in January 2025, v4.4.1[1]. I've been using 4.3 to 4.4 without much issues, granted the sites I generate are simple. [1]: https://jekyllr
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by altbdoor 9mo ago
> I think it's sending my message to the server continuously It is, at least I see it for the first message when starting a new chat. If you open the network tools and type, you can see the text being sent to the servers on every ch
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by altbdoor 9mo ago
To Logan's credit though, his team made and drove a lot of good improvements in AI studio and Gemini in general since the early days. I feel his team is really hitting a wall now in terms of improvements, because it involves Google tea
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by altbdoor 10mo ago
It was one hell of a ride, but I would say the Angular team did one hell of a job too, supporting the glue code until v18 (not sure if the latest version still does). Having both old and new Angular running in one project is super weird, bu
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by altbdoor 11mo ago
Had a meeting where developers were discussing the infrastructure for an application. A crucial part of the whole flow was completely dependant on an AWS service. I asked if it was a single point of failure. The whole room laughed, I rest m
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by altbdoor 1y ago
I guess it also didn't help that these kind of PRs are most commonly generated with AI.
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by altbdoor 1y ago
Same thoughts. Company is currently migrating from tech A to tech B, and while AI gets us 70-80% of the way, due to the riskier nature of the business, we now spend way more time reviewing the code.
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by altbdoor 1y ago
Very interesting thought process, with lots of nitty gritty details. I recently had some idea around a repetitive process at work, and decided to try it in TUI. Oh what a ride it was! Even armed with a library like charms or bubbletea in Go
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by altbdoor 1y ago
I started with Jekyll, and tried out Hugo since there was all the hype. I didn't had the same issues as OP, but Hugo docs are so confusing that I just gave up and switched back. Jekyll works OK for my simple needs, and still does. For
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Show HN: VR Cardboard Profile Generator(altbdoor.github.io)
2 points by altbdoor 1y ago|0 comments
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by altbdoor 1y ago
> What happened with GPT-5 is that the product changed abruptly and significantly. And also the blazing fast deprecation of all other models in ChatGPT when 5 was announced.
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by altbdoor 1y ago
I've tried this before, with a service worker[1] that intercepts TS/X-ish requests, and directing them over to sucrase[2] to compile to JS, before being loaded by the browser. Unfortunately sucrase seems to be no longer maintained
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by altbdoor 1y ago
Throw in a timer too, which will be reported as stats to wife :-D
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by altbdoor 1y ago
It's important to note that pricing for Gemini has been increasing too. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44457371
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by altbdoor 1y ago
One can use uv to add into the dependencies list $ touch foo.py $ uv add --script foo.py requests Updated `foo.py` $ cat foo.py # /// script # requires-python = ">=3.13" # dependen
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by altbdoor 1y ago
https://i.imgur.com/0NaxFGB.png

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