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Production Deployments to Exe.dev(asadjb.com)
1 points by asadjb 2mo ago|0 comments
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Review-for-agent: A local, PR-style UI for reviewing AI agent code changes(github.com)
1 points by asadjb 7mo ago|2 comments
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by asadjb 7mo ago
I tried out Codex over the past few days. It's good, and the one feature that I really liked was the ability to review the diff inside the app and leave inline comments. No more referring to code by file name and line number, or saying
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I keep coming back to Amp Code(asadjb.com)
2 points by asadjb 7mo ago|0 comments
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The 1 feature I'm really liking in the OpenAI Codex App(asadjb.com)
2 points by asadjb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 8mo ago
Unfortunately I have started to feel that using AI to code - even with a well designed spec, ends up with code that; in the authors words, looks like > [Agents write] units of changes that look good in isolation. I have only been using a
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by asadjb 8mo ago
I've been an oh-my-zsh user for many years now, being very happy with the very small set of features I use from it. Previously I could never think of trying to figure out how to replicate the features I need without the other features
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The Windsurf Browser(windsurf.com)
3 points by asadjb 1y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 2y ago
Thanks for responding and your thoughts! Generally agreed with all you said. However, I feel like maybe a different approach could be to store all the app state in the DB, and then export to this text only format when needed; like when inte
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by asadjb 2y ago
Love this! I haven't used Beanhup, but was a user of text based accounting systems (beancount, hledger) for many years to track personal expenses. I stopped doing it when I realized I wasn't getting much out of it, but the knowled
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by asadjb 2y ago
I hated configuring multiple Hosts/aliases in my ~/.ssh/config for Github/Bitbucket when dealing with different keys for different clients. I ended up creating a "SSH environment" manager 4 years ago to help wi
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by asadjb 3y ago
My somewhat limited understanding of this is that from your perspective, an increase in your asset/cash account would be a debit. A big confusion for me initially was that my banks always talked about crediting my account whenever mone
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by asadjb 3y ago
Most of the listed features are incremental updates over the previous model; the MK3. However, as someone who's been using 3D printers for about 3 years, I'd say the biggest improvement here is the automatic first layer calibratio
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by asadjb 3y ago
A personal story about how writing helped me make a decision. A few months back, I was job hunting due to tech layoffs and ended up with two offers from different startups. One was a 2-year-old YC company with a larger team, while the other
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Ask HN: How valuable is being part of YC for a founding engineer?
1 points by asadjb 4y ago|1 comments
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State machines – Why and how to use them in web development(blog.asadjb.com)
1 points by asadjb 4y ago|0 comments
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My Knowledge Management System(blog.asadjb.com)
9 points by asadjb 4y ago|0 comments
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Bootstrap with Ruby on Rails 7(blog.asadjb.com)
1 points by asadjb 4y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts on Zettelkasten and the Slip Box(blog.asadjb.com)
2 points by asadjb 4y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 4y ago
I'm sorry you feel this way, but maybe my experience can give you hope. I moved countries in 2013, and barely had 1 friend after I moved. I had a few office colleagues I was friends with, but very rarely met with them outside of the of
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Convert UAE bank statements into YNAB compatible CSVs(github.com)
2 points by asadjb 4y ago|1 comments
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by asadjb 4y ago
A CLI app that converts my Excel based banking statements into a CSV that can be imported into the "You Need A Budget" budgeting app. I needed this because my UAE bank (Emirates NBD) exports transactions in a weird deprecated form
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by asadjb 4y ago
I usually try Advent of Code ( https://adventofcode.com ) every year with a new language I'm interested in. So far it's allowed me to get respectable knowledge of: - Go - Rust - Clojure Hoping to try out Elixir for this
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Horo Timer Educates Users(blog.asadjb.com)
1 points by asadjb 4y ago|0 comments
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by asadjb 5y ago
That info. would probably come from FB though, not Cloudflare. At least that's how I understand the incident.
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by asadjb 5y ago
I don't think so. The root cause (as I understand) was that FB stopped advertising it's IP address space to the world. Even if you had the IP addresses of the FB servers, you would not find any route to access them. The fact that
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by asadjb 5y ago
Not backdoors, more like replicated backups. From the article: ""Backdoor" may not be the right term, though it's difficult to be certain without knowing the details of the system's technical architecture. In the co
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by asadjb 6y ago
I disagree. If I've built a small library that does something useful for my set of needs , it's not crap software. It works perfectly well for my needs. If someone then goes ahead and uses my library, without understanding what n
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by asadjb 6y ago
My initial comment was going to be that "The Python CSV library is only 448 lines (378 LOC) [1]". Only later did I realize that the bulk of the work is done by the C library, which is ~1500 LOC [2]. I guess parsing CSVs reliably i
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by asadjb 6y ago
As a Python programmer, it would be interesting to hear why you thing Python in unprincipled? I haven't felt that myself so curious to see what your thoughts are.

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