emehex

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by emehex 23d ago
> It's more expensive There's your answer
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by emehex 1mo ago
I've been using Typora for years. It has a pretty great export/print.
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by emehex 1mo ago
I'm working a new Fantasy Football league/format that is category-based (like hockey/baseball) in an attempt to make games more "watchable". The problem with traditional Fantasy Football, is that half of the game (d
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by emehex 2mo ago
I've noticed that developers who started with UIKit really have a hard time working with SwiftUI. I think this is because it's not just new syntax, it's an entirely different way to think: state is the source of truth, views
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by emehex 2mo ago
Agreed. SwiftData is terrible for anything more than like 2 "Models". I have a bunch of apps written with SwiftData and a bunch more with GRDB... I hate touching the SwiftData ones.
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by emehex 2mo ago
> real, production-grade UI framework What does this even mean? There are hundreds of thousands of apps in the App Store that are 100% SwiftUI. They are real. And they are very much "production grade". The only people still com
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by emehex 2mo ago
A daily meditation "instrument". I'm a big fan of Waking Up but I've kinda outgrown the catalogue. I know what to do now. I just need a timer and a couple of prompts...
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by emehex 2mo ago
gpt-5.6-sol x XHIGH is my favourite
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by emehex 3mo ago
"Coding is largely solved"
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by emehex 3mo ago
Claude Code and/or Codex from Ghostty/Terminal. You don't need to complicate it.
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by emehex 4mo ago
I'm not sure what this has to do with my comment? D1 is pretty much sufficient on it's own...
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by emehex 4mo ago
I think you'd be surprised to learn how many real production apps are actually running on top of SQLite (by way of Cloudflare D1).
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by emehex 4mo ago
This is like the anti-Cybertruck. But in a funny horseshoe kinda way the exact same as the Cybertruck?
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by emehex 4mo ago
I still do this for my dog every year on his birthday. Funny that the Pet Store survived the Internet while the Toy Store did not...
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by emehex 4mo ago
I don't understand UBI. Let's say a burger costs $10. Then UBI is implemented. But not just like $1K/month UBI... $1M/year UBI... for everyone! There's no way that the burger is still $10 now. Right? Won't the
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by emehex 6mo ago
Looks a lot like Swift! Awesome!
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by emehex 6mo ago
There are literally 1000s of these types of apps. Why is this on the Front Page?
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by emehex 6mo ago
StumbleUpon?
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by emehex 6mo ago
Can anyone get LinkedIn>English working? Nothing I've found and pasted in has seemed to work... just spits back out the original
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by emehex 6mo ago
For those unaware, Claude Code comes with a built in /insights command...
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by emehex 9mo ago
Favourite books of the year: "When the Moon Hits Your Eye" - John Scalzi "Making History" - K.J. Parker "Let Dogs be Dogs" - Monks of New Skete "The First Gentleman" - Bill Clinton (it's actually
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by emehex 9mo ago
I thought Volvo was publicly traded. Had to look it up. Volvo Group - sells trucks - publicly traded - Swedish Volvo Cars - sells cars - not publicly traded - 100% owned by Geely (Chinese) Volvo Cars ≠ Volvo Group
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by emehex 1y ago
My flow (with legacy software) is: manual strip > LLM > manual clean up > repeat
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by emehex 1y ago
If your iOS project has more than 700 files... you might be doing it wrong?
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by emehex 1y ago
So 120B was Horizon Alpha and 20B was Horizon Beta?
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by emehex 1y ago
Would highly recommend listening to the latest Hard Fork podcast with Matthew Prince (CEO, Cloudflare): https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/01/podcasts/hardfork-age-res... I was skeptical about their gatekee
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by emehex 1y ago
I think the question to ask about your two scenarios: in which is it faster and cheaper to get from v1 to v2? From v2 to v3? I think, for right now, it's cheaper under scenario B. But in the future? Who knows!
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by emehex 1y ago
Counter-counter-point: handwriting > typing for remembering things ( https://www.glamour.com/story/typing-memory )
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Ask HN: How does my usage of LLMs train the underlying models?
1 points by emehex 1y ago|1 comments
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by emehex 1y ago
I haven't seriously used R in nearly a decade but I still miss (and think about) dpylr and the hadleyverse... A few years ago I made a package called "redframes" that tried to "solve" all of my frustrations with p

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