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10d ago
yes, and, a masquerading blindness to the fact that humans cannot align on doing the right thing or what the right thing even is. so implicit in this omission is the sentiment "trust us to align on the right thing". an arms dealer
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2mo ago
when I did my batch, almost everyone I met was scrappy. it was tinkerers, artists, hacker types, drawn by curiosity and the RC community. most had been laid off, were making a career change, or simply weirdos not on the usual ladder. I got
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3mo ago
This looks great. I've been building some local-first software and trying to think of low-lift ways for people to connect instances with each other - I look forward to trying this out
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3mo ago
Best comment on the thread. Fellow potter & sculptor here, is your work online anywhere?
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5mo ago
Amazing list of resources, thank you
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6mo ago
Related and a step beyond just viewing diffs - has anyone found a good TUI solution for a local equivalent of doing GitHub PR reviews? I love the simplicity of using existing tools in this post. It would be nice to have something similar th
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6mo ago
Two advantages I see to files in folders are the ability to browse and the ability to easily read - by both LLMs and humans. But I also agree that this has limitations. If I were to challenge you and say that Obsidian solves this, or gets c
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6mo ago
Yep, you're right, I read this too fast - it's also breaking long lines into many and I read this in reverse. I just imagined how much I could reduce my own LOC by adjusting the print width on my prettier settings..
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6mo ago
"Shrink your codebase 5-10x" "[1] When computing LOC, we strip blank lines and break long lines into many"
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6mo ago
This is going to be a difficult time.. and that's OK. Great change is upon you. One book I cannot recommend enough is Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life by James Hollis. Listen deeply to yourself, be kind with yourself. It'
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7mo ago
I've been thinking about this (dishes vs creative work). I think it's because our high-production culture requires everyone to figure out their own way of providing value - otherwise you'll go hungry. Getting a little meta he
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7mo ago
Any chance you have a repo to share?
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7mo ago
How far into the future is my concern
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7mo ago
Well, here we are!
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7mo ago
a truly heartwarming website and discussion. I built my wheels the Sheldon Way as well, I'm looking at them right now. Such a rare combination of wisdom and generosity. Thank you, OP, for posting. Also, hey all, click that donate butto
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9mo ago
I have been switching between OpenCode and Claude - one thing I like about OpenCode is the ability to define custom agents. These can be ones tailored to specific workflows like PR reviews or writing change logs. I haven't yet attempte
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11mo ago
Aider builds something it calls a "repo map" that I believe is for a similar purpose. Might be worth taking a look! I haven't used Claude Code, but recently switched to OpenCode. My token usage and cost is a lot higher, I
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5y ago
I don't have any good resources off-hand (other than what shows up in a quick search), but my "best practices" are to always squash and keep PRs as small as possible. When a working branch falls behind main, I prefer to rebas
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5y ago
Should they be squashing instead?
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6y ago
This is great. It's amazing to be able to get more insight into how companies work -- I imagine that at most companies, many employees don't even have this kind of knowledge around what is happening in their own business
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Show HN: Npx No-Masters
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6y ago
SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles, CA - Remote Full-stack javascript & typescript developer Skills: React, Redux, GraphQL, Node, TDD, Headless CMSs I've been working for 8 years as a freelance full-stack developer. I have extensive experi
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SEEKING WORK Location: Los Angeles Remote: yes! Technologies: Node.js, typescript, graphql, React, PostgreSQL, graph databases, web sockets. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QZFT_miF
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Location: Los Angeles Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Node.js, typescript, graphql, React, PostgreSQL, graph databases, web sockets. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d
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7y ago
In school, I would, chapter-by-chapter: - Underline & make notes in the margins - After finishing, write a "précis" of that chapter on an index card - Below the précis, go through the chapter again and copy over underlined
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7y ago
This is an amazing resource. Thank you!
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7y ago
This looks great and is maybe exactly what I'm looking for! I have a couple questions: I don't see anything in the docs about supplying an unsubscribe link. I don't see an endpoint in the API that could be used with an anchor
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7y ago
It should be noted that she published a book of the same name earlier this year: https://www.amazon.com/How-Do-Nothing-Resisting-Attention/dp...
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A lot of people are suggesting querying Amazon for ISBN data - another option is the ISBNdb API: https://isbndb.com/ There's also the OpenLibrary API (from the Internet Archive) which may include some more info https:
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7y ago
I don't see any info about jobs on the about page! Am I missing something?
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