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I gave Pi one tool and it ran for eight days(monotykamary.com)
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Show HN: llm_ctx – Format your codebase for LLMs using Unix-style commands(github.com)
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
I've mainly designed this for backend devs (i.e. rails, django people who just render plain html/css on the front-end), and we generally do HTML sanitization on the server side. Example: https://api.rubyonrails.org&#x2F
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Yes, the lib's great! Unfortunately I haven't thought much yet about interoperability with other web components libraries like lit. I imagined folks would choose just one web component library over the other. That said, you can in
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Leaders Are Tool Builders: Why I Wrote My Own JavaScript UI Framework(iteration.maiwriter.com)
14 points by kennyfrc 3y ago|21 comments
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Thank you! That’s exactly the segment I was going for.
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
This is great feedback, thanks! I think there’s something around JSDoc types that can accommodate this. Something I’ll put as a milestone before v1.
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Interesting! Many points are indeed similar. Apart from components, Cami also has immutability built-in and state management.
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Thanks! Cami is technically a combination of both. I like the intuitiveness of observables so that’s used: ``` // define observable this.count = this.observable(0); // getting this.count.value; // setting this.
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
You can consider Cami as the light dom sibling of Lit (which uses shadow dom). Cami loses out on slots & style encapsulation, but you can style Cami components with normal / global css like it’s part of the normal dom. And since th
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Yes, Cami uses fine-grained reactivity, so it’s a cousin of similar solutions like Solid signals, Svelte runes, Knockout / and MobX observables. It doesn’t support SSR as it aims to be backend-agnostic (i.e. you can use python/rub
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Show HN: Cami.js – A no build, web component based reactive framework(github.com)
113 points by kennyfrc 3y ago|34 comments
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SPA vs. MPA: Why Not Both?(learncodethehardway.com)
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Yes, exactly!
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
Yes, I have used this for feature roadmaps. I don’t do what you mentioned (ie. look for paid apps with lots of ratings & a low score), I look for any app with at least one 1 star or 2 star reviews and I also look for any problem (doesn’
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by kennyfrc 3y ago
If you want to create a B2B product, I would look for 1-star reviews in G2 and Capterra and see if you can solve these problems yourself. You could also check what people are complaining about / asking help for in relevant subreddits a
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AI21 Labs concludes largest Turing Test experiment to date(ai21.com)
97 points by kennyfrc 3y ago|41 comments
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The Myth of the MVP, and How to Make Software More Human(anthonyalicea.com)
3 points by kennyfrc 3y ago|0 comments
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
Marketer here. If I were to define the fundamental aspects of marketing, it would be as follows (I also have a note about feedback loops after): 1. Customer empathy: you need to know their pains, dreams, opinions, frustrations, and more. Th
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What's the Point of Floating Point?(csprimer.com)
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
I built a SaaS MVP in 2 months (nights and weekends) using Roda + HTMX + Alpine.js + Missing CSS + Postgres. I was quite happy with how moldable Roda is. I tried rails in conjunction with roda in the first 2 weeks, but I felt far more produ
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
Yes, and I would typically search for simple projects using keywords such as “micro”, “small”, “tiny”, or “pico”. I would then try to re-implement the “getting started” code in the readme from scratch, like a little programming puzzle. If I
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
If you’re a pure beginner with zero programming experience, yes. If you’ve programmed a few scripts and have done a flask web app, his first book might be too easy.
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
There’s quite a few: - Zed Shaw’s Learn More Python the Hard Way[1] - Brian Hogan’s Exercises for Programmers (best for beginners or for learning a new language)[2] - Hal Fulton’s The Ruby Way[3] - Chris Ferdinandi’s Vanilla JS Academy[4] -
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by kennyfrc 4y ago
This looks great! I’ve played a couple of games in the Open Sicilian and the French Tarrasch and there wasn’t a moment that I felt like I was playing against a computer. It plays some cheezy lines which I would expect from a lichess player.
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by kennyfrc 10y ago
You get sucky traffic if you target Audience Network and Tablets. If you're targeting to a developing country, then you need to then filter by profession (e.g. Software Engineers, CTO, etc.). Some countries (notably Vietnam, Philippine
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How to Measure CAC That Reveals the Weak Links in Your Business(growthhackerkit.com)
1 points by kennyfrc 10y ago|0 comments
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Growth Hacker's Digest Weekly – A Weekly Curation of Articles on Growth(growthhackersdigest.com)
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by kennyfrc 11y ago
Not really. It's not exactly a "need" for me -- generally I can get insights off the podcast just by listening to it. A close analogy would be a radio show -- no one over teh course of a few decades has ever paid for a transc
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by kennyfrc 11y ago
hello! hope you folks find it helpful -- there's a pdf/epub as well in the course that you can download. growth hacker kit has been previously featured in product hunt ( https://www.producthunt.com/tech/growth-

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