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by kerryritter 1mo ago
Building educational content to teach users how to use your software is extremely challenging. Would be interesting to position this against startups. Most of those subject matters - to me - are fun to chat with LLMs with to learn (Gemini h
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Show HN: CLI and MCP for model fusion via harnesses(github.com)
3 points by kerryritter 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kerryritter 1y ago
A well articulated blog, imo. Touches on all the points I see argued about on LinkedIn all the time. I think leveling things out at the beginning is important. For instance, I recently talked to a senior engineer who said "using AI to
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by kerryritter 1y ago
This looks like a cool solve for this problem. Some of the other tools I tried didn't seem to contextualize the app, so the comments were surface level and trite. I'm on Bitbucket so will have to wait :)
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by kerryritter 2y ago
Impressed by how accurately this identified and transcribed. Nice work
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by kerryritter 4y ago
The easiest way to understand unprocessed food is "nothing bad added, nothing good taken away". For instance, pure peanut butter is unprocessed. While it runs through a mechanism to change it from peanuts to peanut butter, there i
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by kerryritter 4y ago
I am very interested in seeing where this goes. I would love to see things get fleshed out a little more ala BlitzJS (auth, simple client/server session management, integrated database tooling), but I don't know if that goes along
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by kerryritter 5y ago
i <3 forwardemail. thank you for building this!
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by kerryritter 5y ago
Anecdotally, every client that rejected a PWA approach has been due to insisting on push notifications. These apps are typically internal employee apps and the push notifications are important alerts that they do not want lost in the shuffl
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by kerryritter 5y ago
I typically write my Lambda functions as Nest apps, develop locally, and then deploy with the aws-serverless-express (or fastify) NPM package, and I enable The ability to trigger a kinesis/s3/etc events locally as well. The fact t
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Show HN: Symposia – host videos and live streams for paying subscribers(symposia.app)
4 points by kerryritter 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerryritter 7y ago
+1 for code-first migrations. It's a bit of a learning curve, but the effort is worth it imo.
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by kerryritter 7y ago
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the value of Ionic Framework ( https://www.ionicframework.com ). I'm a huge, huge proponent of this. TypeScript is a great language (in my opinion), UI code-sharing is inherent, and C
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by kerryritter 7y ago
Sure, but this is a tool to build cross-platform mobile apps which look and feel native. Imo, proper UI defaults makes sense for such a purpose.
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by kerryritter 9y ago
This is a satire piece.
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by kerryritter 9y ago
I have the same complaints. I've found NestJS ( https://nestjs.com ) to be a wonderful solution for a lot of what you're talking about. There's a few recipes to get you up and rolling with a real framework and also
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by kerryritter 9y ago
Maybe I'm naive but I think a lot of people consider this, but the benefits of development speed outweigh the risk for a number of cases.
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by kerryritter 9y ago
Same. I don't get it. My machines are 16gb and have zero problems with VMs, docker. What am I missing?
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by kerryritter 9y ago
I wish I could do single monitor, but I need at least two - one with editor, one with browser for the app/site I'm building. Then preferably one for database admin/documentation/email/chat. Context switching between
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by kerryritter 10y ago
Wow, that moving IBM ad in the background is ridiculously annoying.
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by kerryritter 10y ago
I am also a React fan but phrases like "I worked with React for a year and know well enough to get a brand new app up in less than a day" make me kind of sad. The cost just to get up and running with a JS framework these days is k
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by kerryritter 10y ago
All the teams I've been a part of use Bootstrap, including a lot of experienced front-end devs. Using SASS customization with Bootstrap really lets you hammer out a unique toolkit of common UI elements. However, my context is in web ap
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by kerryritter 10y ago
He is the opposite. The story is an anecdote of someone who is not well-educated, but is incredibly skilled (as opposed to someone who is very well-educated but not as skilled).
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by kerryritter 10y ago
What service do you use?
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by kerryritter 10y ago
$18/mo seems pretty steep for such a service, but this is a pretty cool idea.
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by kerryritter 10y ago
This is awesome. I've been looking for a Guitar Pro alternative for years, and this is preeeetty dang close. Copy-pasting measures could be simpler, and manipulating note length via keyboard would make it precisely what I need - maybe
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by kerryritter 10y ago
As primarily a C# and JavaScript developer, I'd say TypeScript. Best of both worlds and I feel pretty productive in it (once past the pain of setup).
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The JavaScript Year(kerryritter.com)
1 points by kerryritter 10y ago|1 comments
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by kerryritter 10y ago
I, uhh, think you make aaaaaa, a good point there.
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by kerryritter 10y ago
Been a .net MVC developer for 5 years. Lots of problems with Core right now (RC1 is pretty stable but lots has changed since then, so it is a bit of an uphill battle). I would suggest looking into Django and Django REST Framework. I'm

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