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by chabad360 9d ago
I find staycations to be the same thing as a vacation but at home. Especially if you liv in more touristy places (NYC for instance), there's plenty of vacationy things you can take while not leaving more than 10 miles from your house.
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by chabad360 9d ago
Yes. This is my favorite way to vacation, and I'm glad someone has found a better name for it. I do not enjoy simply sitting around idle and occasionally going on a trip, I end my time off feeling drained and need a vacation from my va
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Acme Weather: From the Creators of Dark Sky(acmeweather.com)
1 points by chabad360 26d ago|0 comments
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by chabad360 1mo ago
Learning Rust and writing userland drivers for my audio interface's built-in DSP.
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by chabad360 1mo ago
Link to the GAO report that actually analyzes the spending: https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-26-108615
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Anime.js: Simple, Powerful, and Performant Animation Library(animejs.com)
4 points by chabad360 2mo ago|0 comments
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OpenTelemetry Go Compile-Time Instrumentation(opentelemetry.io)
3 points by chabad360 2mo ago|0 comments
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by chabad360 2mo ago
While the language itself doesn't seem very interesting (which is perhaps the point). The idea of building a new language on top of the CLR runtime feels very wise. Instead of a new language suffering from a lack of ecosystem, you get
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by chabad360 3mo ago
While I think this is good advice, I do think one can make the given writing more accessible by adding small details, like expanding acronyms the first time you use them. Or providing a link to introductory reading for a given topic, or jus
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by chabad360 4mo ago
This post appears to be a newsletter with links to some of their recent posts. Admittedly nothing super interesting stood out to me this time. But I am still waiting very impatiently to hear more about PlayBook, which is supposed to be thei
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Widgets are possible to do with Flutter, but you have to implement them natively and do a bunch of FFI for passing data. I went cross-platform from the start because I have only so much time, and it's much easier to write 95% of the co
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by chabad360 4mo ago
I would like to offer that as a feature. There are some companies that sell access to connected car APIs, so I would probably go through that route.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
This is very true, speeding tickets and parking tickets become very annoying to trackdown otherwise.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Funny story, I actually used a very AI-generated Astro template made by someone else, and it's gotten me annoyed enough that I'm now making my own from scratch. So perhaps there will be a writeup about that.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Hahaha. I hear you. Despite the complaining (I actually forgot to talk about the week long pain that was figuring out why tracing and telemetry would break the build), this project was a lot of fun. I went with flutter (and making a whole a
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Hi HN! OP here. This is my first post and I'm very grateful to see it on the front page. This app was a lot of fun to build, and I really enjoyed putting together the writeup. I've been very inspired by the other stories shared he
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by chabad360 4mo ago
I totally agree. Don't get me wrong, LLMs helped a lot here, Copilot has been my trusty tool from the day it hit the market, But agents were not really a thing then. In general, my policy is to do it myself until it stops being fun, so
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Agreed. Perhaps I'll write a follow up that talks about the actual technical details more. I didn't want to lose sight of the story by getting bogged down in the technical details too much, but there are so many good little techni
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by chabad360 4mo ago
It's not a bad idea, but everything I know about those days they are not fun to work with, and I didn't have one anyway.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Haha, that's certainly one way to see it. I really enjoyed making the app, so it was less about laziness more about an itchy trigger finger.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Glad to hear. Hey, if you want to use/try out the app, hit me up: my username @ Gmail.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
I don't strictly disagree, but as I mentioned in the article, those weren't really an option at the time. Claude code was nascent and not very reliable, and I actually like writing code sometimes, heck, I'm currently rewritin
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by chabad360 4mo ago
I agree with you that at a large scale this is a problem. The one thing I decided very early on (when thinking about if/how I would grow this app beyond my family), is that this is for people who trust each other. If you don't tru
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by chabad360 4mo ago
That's actually not a bad idea, if I pick this up again, I will definitely try that. Thanks.
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by chabad360 4mo ago
Heh, this is indeed rather unfortunate. Right as I finally got the look and feel to a relatively polished point, Liquid Glass dropped, making it rather obsolete. But to be honest, the app doesn't feel that out of place anyway. I don&#x
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OurCar: What I learned making an app for my family(mendelgreenberg.com)
117 points by chabad360 4mo ago|79 comments
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OurCar: Making an App Just for Us(mendelgreenberg.com)
2 points by chabad360 4mo ago|0 comments
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by chabad360 5mo ago
Finally starting a blog.
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by chabad360 5mo ago
Starting a blog
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by chabad360 5mo ago
This seems really cool, I've used Pocketbase before for similar purposes, the only thing it doesn't offer is local-first (which is a bit of a bummer). But one very valuable feature it has is server extensibility. You can write ser

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