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by jilles 9d ago
I did the exact same . Installed CrossPoint on it and when I want to grab my phone, I read a page in my X4 Pro. It's quite nice.
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by jilles 23d ago
No but you can use s3fs (I have my Calibre library in iCloud Drive, but if I wasn't inside the Apple Ecosystem I'd use R2)
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Show HN: Site Mogging(sitemogging.com)
70 points by jilles 5mo ago|77 comments
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Cloudflare Email Service(blog.cloudflare.com)
464 points by jilles 5mo ago|205 comments
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by jilles 6mo ago
The author articulates perfectly what I think too. I’d recommend for everyone to read Writing to Learn by William Zinsser. It’s an incredible book showing that you can learn anything by writing about it. With an LLM doing all the writing fo
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by jilles 1y ago
The best way to get your point across is by starting with ad-hominem attacks to assert your superior intelligence.
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by jilles 1y ago
I fed the same prompt to Deepseek: By 2025, the integration of AI has become so seamless that its practically invisible, operating as the central nervous system for everything from urban infrastructure to personalized healthcare. We’re no l
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by jilles 1y ago
This is really well written. Great read.
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by jilles 1y ago
I didn’t know this was a Django application. Love that. Totally understand the author’s point of view, too.
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by jilles 1y ago
I enjoy looking at my blogs analytics. It does make my day better knowing that people find my writing useful and read my posts. Do I need it? Probably not. But I don’t “need” a blog either. I just like it.
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by jilles 1y ago
* led status: on, off, non-responsive * button status: idle, pressing, pressed I'm with you by the way, but you can often think of a way to use enums instead (not saying you should).
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by jilles 1y ago
It very much is a brainer
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by jilles 1y ago
There might be some other factors in that situation that prevent one from having a restful night.
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by jilles 1y ago
Anyone else think it's interesting all these CLIs are written in TypeScript? I'd expect Google to use Go.
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by jilles 1y ago
It's similar for writing code. Suddenly people are articulating their problems to the LLM and breaking it down in smaller sub-problems to solve....
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by jilles 1y ago
How does this compare with Apples or Orange?
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by jilles 1y ago
I've been using the Django ORM for years and it feels like an amazing piece of software. But recently I started using sqlc. Which turns my queries into Go (simplification). I think this is actually the sweet spot between ORM and rawdog
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by jilles 1y ago
When I see a repository with many files "updated 4 years ago" I'm usually inclined to think it's abandoned.
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by jilles 1y ago
Not sure if this is a controversial opinion but if the wife decides to divorce the husband based on what ChatGPT says, perhaps the husband is better off.
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by jilles 1y ago
Most projects should follow diataxis and we’d be in a lot less pain
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by jilles 1y ago
Bingo! Having tons of `CustomEvents` with arbitrary handlers gets unwieldy. One way we "solved" this is by only allowing custom events in a `events.ts` file and document them pretty extensively.
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by jilles 1y ago
PortfolioSlice. It’s a website where you can share your investment portfolio and its asset allocations. Then other people can just follow that with an easy to use cash divider. https://portfolioslice.com/ It currently just
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by jilles 1y ago
I've been doing React for about 10 years. Just started playing with Svelte 5 a few days ago. It's so simple to work with. Built a simple stock allocation app and what surprised me most was the bundle size... 9kb (gzip). That'
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by jilles 2y ago
If you have to explain why something is not ambiguous it is by definition ambiguous.
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by jilles 2y ago
I did the same. Really enjoyed Coolify but at some point there was too much magic. I’m now using Dokku and can’t imagine using something else.
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by jilles 2y ago
Kotlin also has amazing concurrency support. Plus you get the additional benefit of the entire Java ecosystem. I wish it got more love.
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by jilles 2y ago
I don't think Alpine.js and HTMX qualify as "Modern JavaScript". There is an approach that is rarely talked about: render templates in Django and hydrate using your favorite JavaScript framework. For example the Django templa
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by jilles 2y ago
This is the only thing keeping me from deleting my Facebook account. I recently moved and wanted to sell some things. Listed about 8 things on Craigslist and got some shady replies. I listed the same 8 things on Facebook Marketplace and sol
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by jilles 2y ago
With the BeautifulSoup tests I can run 1000s of tests in seconds. Cypress/Playwright are wonderful for e2e tests, but not comparable to simple unit tests you'd have in React/Vue. I find that the BeautifulSoup tests are a dece
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by jilles 2y ago
I've created a Django application using HTMX. Usually I'd jump to React or Vue. It was a great exercise and I can see where HTMX would be a great fit. 1. If you consider yourself a "backend developer" only and want to wr

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