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Show HN: Project Scorpions – Hurricane Tracker(project-scorpions.net)
1 points by iccananea 21d ago|1 comments
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by iccananea 21d ago
Got tired of paying MyRadar extra just to track hurricanes because I found out all the data was public. So project Scorpions was born :)
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by iccananea 4mo ago
Signs that you are old: I saw "in 4k" and thought that it was in 4 kilobytes, not 4k resolution
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Show HN: Sqlflow, a SQLite back end layer for Go(github.com)
3 points by iccananea 5mo ago|0 comments
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by iccananea 6mo ago
Yeah, the 4-year forward projection was what got me hooked on moneywell in 2009, when I bought a "forever" license for them. I have since wanted a budgeting app that would have that feature too, so I built trackm. Regarding the on
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by iccananea 6mo ago
I am researching providers to be able to add account sync to trackm.net I haven't done it at first because (1) they all have monthly / yearly costs and I wanted a flat fee; (2) I can't update the account without the user havi
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by iccananea 6mo ago
That's actually a fair point, regarding the implications of a one time fee. Personally, I don't like subscription-based apps so didn't want to create yet another one. And I built this around my personal needs so I plan to sup
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by iccananea 6mo ago
Hadn't heard of it before, though looks similar in intent. My inspiration for trackm was actually moneywell.app which i bought a license for in 2009. The "look X years" into the future feature was pulled from it. I no longer
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Show HN: Trackm, a personal finance web app(trackm.net)
21 points by iccananea 6mo ago|22 comments
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The Squaring Effect: Why AI Doesn't Replace Skill – It Squares It(generativeai.pub)
1 points by iccananea 7mo ago|0 comments
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You've Got Luddites All Wrong (2014)(vice.com)
4 points by iccananea 8mo ago|0 comments
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by iccananea 8mo ago
I'm working on ripbox, a prototype cd player / ripper that than rip your CDs while you listen to them, back them up and then make them available for streaming anywhere. My cousin has a large collection of CDs and the player is bei
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Show HN: CNPJ Info(cnpj-info.com)
2 points by iccananea 1y ago|0 comments
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To abort or to return an error: why not both?(workdad.dev)
1 points by iccananea 2y ago|0 comments
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by iccananea 3y ago
Agreed, but tools like https://sqlc.dev , which I mention in the article, are a good trade-off that allows you to have verified, testable, SQL in your code.
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by iccananea 3y ago
Ironically I started drafting this article in 2021, when I had to deal with a Django codebase littered with nested N+1 queries due to using the ORM in the most pythonic way.
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by iccananea 3y ago
Drizzle does exactly what I described in the article: it re-implements SQL in the target language (in this case TypeScript).
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ORMs are nice but they are the wrong abstraction(workdad.dev)
38 points by iccananea 3y ago|69 comments
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Building a text editor: The Gap Buffer(workdad.dev)
1 points by iccananea 3y ago|0 comments
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Software Engineer Titles – Let's Get Rid of Them (?)(workdad.dev)
2 points by iccananea 3y ago|1 comments
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by iccananea 4y ago
Native sql with sqlc.dev
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by iccananea 4y ago
Not exactly what you want, but I've been using https://sqlc.dev to generate hydration code from SQL queries and loving it!
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by iccananea 4y ago
I really like this pattern and have been using it both at work and my hobby projects. For the database abstraction, you can use sqlc.dev Next version will have beta support for sqlite but I've been building it from HEAD and have found
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by iccananea 4y ago
I have no problem with my manager being more technical than me or being better at what I do, as long as they don't try to do my job instead of theirs. If they are actively trying to do my job then by all means stop being my manager and
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by iccananea 4y ago
5echnical enough that we can have technical discussions when needed, but not too technical to think they can do my job instead (and if they can, then stop being my manager and join me as my peer).
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by iccananea 4y ago
technical enough that we can have technical discussions when needed, but not too technical to think they can do my job (and if you can than stop being a manager and join me as my peer).