huncyrus

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by huncyrus 2mo ago
0. Founder 1. MacBook Pro 2019; Asus G56rj; Asus F15 2. Still using them, MacBook is old~ish, but still working, the heavy lift for containers, etc running on a separate home-lab machine, but still good. Battery is not decent anymore (~2-4h
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by huncyrus 4mo ago
Quite questionable to see the same job post over years. No new reviews anywhere tho'.
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by huncyrus 9mo ago
Thank you, appreciate it. I also wrote a blog post in this theme: https://www.bakonyi.info/blog/books-of-2025
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Ask HN: Books in 2025
8 points by huncyrus 9mo ago|5 comments
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by huncyrus 9mo ago
I made a small open-source JavaScript DTO class for projects that can not upgrade to use TypeScript: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@huncyrus/simple-validated-dto
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by huncyrus 1y ago
I had side projects that died because the market shifted. When I was in middle school, I managed a small website for tabletop RPGs on a very limited market (a small European country), and the community was extremely toxic and kept copying m
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by huncyrus 1y ago
I am doing the same. I won't invest until I have a working MVP. Naturally, finishing it afterwards is challenging with little free time, but it can be slowly progressed.
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by huncyrus 1y ago
Ageism is still relevant, and probably will be. I see - and experience - that, if a senior has more experience than the tech department altogether, then it will cause tensions. Also, most of the self-appointed C* level leaders (rich kid or
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by huncyrus 2y ago
Many companies sit on some cloud/managed infrastructure that often provides internal logging, like AWS CloudWatch, which requires a bunch of tricks, configs, and smart logging strategies, but can be cheap even for hundreds of log strea
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by huncyrus 2y ago
In short: inflated tech stacks, "quick and dirty" solutions, and too many inexperienced decision maker on the market Longer: React became standard because people with actual no frontend knowledge (and taste) wanted to have buildi