heckintime

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by heckintime 1mo ago
Could be more expensive to provide a computing environment.
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by heckintime 2mo ago
Not all drones are one way
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by heckintime 5mo ago
I like having a HUD to display speed and warnings like a car merging in front of me while I'm using cruise control. I am not a fan of large screens where I have to take my eyes off the road to control (ex. Tesla).
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by heckintime 5mo ago
AI tools for non technical users that can work on browsers and mobile app will be super powerful. I think MCPs are currently the best way to reach this audience.
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by heckintime 6mo ago
I think he's talking about CSS
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by heckintime 9mo ago
Good question. I left my job to start something on my own so an AI help is really nice. Should note that AI does make many boneheaded mistakes, and I have to solve some of the harder problems on my own.
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by heckintime 9mo ago
I used Claude Code to write a relatively complicated watchOS app. I know how to program (FAANG L5), but didn't really know Swift. I achieved a pretty good result for about $600, while a contractor would've cost much more.
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by heckintime 1y ago
I've found that writing a very simple DSL that resembles human speech and an interpreter that can output JSON is very effective. Human 4x1200 with 30 second rest AI DSL output Repeat 4 times: - Run 1200 meters - Rest 30 seconds I hand
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by heckintime 1y ago
At this point, it'd be easier to give your users access to DBeaver or Bigquery directly. Also limiting their access to certain views with prepared data to avoid expensive queries. For a UI based SQL tool I've used Looker few years
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by heckintime 1y ago
Seems like Zyn is better for you and others.
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by heckintime 1y ago
I've been a fan of Django templates and HTMX. I like how I can get interactivity without too much complexity. I do have specific parts of my website that rely on more complex tools, such as Codemirror. Even then, templates work well en