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AgentCore Harness
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8mo ago
https://alexrichey.com/
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Mortality
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1y ago
Actually, now you can import from Pocket. I used Codex and Claude Code to put this feature together in an hour or so :)
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1y ago
I have a little side project I started a couple years ago for this: https://linksort.com/ I work on it when I can. I'd like to add an import from Pocket feature but I haven't had a free weekend in a while. The pro
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I wrote an article covering the same problems but with a slightly different solution a few years ago: https://alexrichey.com/articles/2021-09-09-error-handling-in... This approach has been successful in major projects
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I don’t think anything will help the author as much as giving a bunch of money away. I grew up in a community where I met good number of very rich people with inherited wealth and every one of them is depressed or has some other issue—hypoc
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3y ago
https://alexrichey.com/ I write personal essays and articles about code.
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Portland
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My Search for America
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Linksort's Public API
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4y ago
Linksort: https://linksort.com/ Pretty much like Pocket, but open source.
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Why I Could Be Wrong
(alexrichey.com)
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Thanks! On mobile, I just open the page in the browser. There's a Safari extension that works on mobile for iOS that enables you to save links [0]. I haven't bothered to get the Chrome extension to work on mobile yet. [0] https:&
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I made my own little solution to this problem too: https://linksort.com
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4y ago
The late Derek Parfit explores numerous answers to these questions in his paper “Why Anything? Why This?”[1]. It’s hard to give a quick summary of the paper, but basically a lot of different views are considered—theism, atheism, brute fact
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5y ago
I used to think the same. I too find my job to be easy and sometimes feel like we have this secret in the software industry that our work really isn't all that difficult these days, with so many hard problems having already been solved
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Error Handling in Go REST APIs
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6y ago
Hi HN, I built yagss because I wanted to build a couple simple websites that are mostly just markdown, html, and css. I thought there would be a tool I could use that would make this easy but I couldn't find one that checked off everyt
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Show HN: Yagss, yet another generator of static sites
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6y ago
I used to work at a company called Meural that has a solution. I left after they were acquired and it looks like they've been pretty corporatized since then, but I suspect the frames themselves still look great. https://www
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Show HN: Slash Tab, a Chrome extension to help manage your tabs
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Show HN: Mdpad
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Bringing Our Front End to the Bleeding Edge
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9y ago
I also recently received a masters in philosophy from CU and know exactly who you’re talking about! By and large, I agree with her assessment. However, I would add that close-minded professors and students are quite rare - or at least they
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I’m surprised no one has brought up how extreme punishment has become for engaging in these behaviors. I don’t have data to back this up, but my sense when I was in high school in the mid 2000s was that any slip up in any of these areas - s
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This is a great resource. But the inconsistent spacing around math operators bothers me so!