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by laike9m 9mo ago
Can't agree more
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by laike9m 9mo ago
Maybe I should have written it more clearly, but the mini-frameworks I described in the article are not makeshift -- instead they're permanent and stay forever, expanding as time goes, until being replaced by something else.
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by laike9m 9mo ago
Exactly
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by laike9m 9mo ago
Thanks for the comment. I think you're spot on, and I should have explained more clearly what "concept" means in this context.
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by laike9m 9mo ago
I wrote this article to reflect a pattern I observed (and hate) while working in Google, but I'm sure this is not a company specific problem. Would be interested to hear other people's stories :) I can be found here: https:/
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Avoid Mini-Frameworks(laike9m.com)
168 points by laike9m 9mo ago|116 comments
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Show HN: Clicknow – Unlimited LLM Access for Less Than $20(clicknow.ai)
1 points by laike9m 1y ago|0 comments
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by laike9m 2y ago
+1, well said
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by laike9m 2y ago
Definitely agree. Sorry if the article sounds a bit negative, but I'm overall still in favor of building in public, for various reasons like the ones you mentioned.
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by laike9m 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. I had the same feeling that browsering Twitter timeline is not so helpful overall, though there are good posts from time to time so you still can't ignore it. I actually enjoy reading levelsio's non-indie-relat
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by laike9m 2y ago
Good question. I'm curious as well. From what I can tell, more and more indiehackers seem to be focusing on building tools for other indiehackers...
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by laike9m 2y ago
With his influence and followers, I think @levelsio has made sure that, even if he has competitors, he's gonna gain more attraction than others and do better
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by laike9m 2y ago
Author here. I'm glad to see so many meaningful discussions triggered by this post. Despite raising concerns, overall I still see "building in public" as a positive trend. Like all trends, things emerge and change over time,
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Does “building in public” work?(laike9m.com)
290 points by laike9m 2y ago|212 comments
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No One Builds in Public(laike9m.com)
3 points by laike9m 2y ago|2 comments
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by laike9m 2y ago
Since joining the indie hacker community a few months ago, I've been observing what everyone is doing with great curiosity. One thing I immediately noticed, is that everyone talks about "build in public". At first I thought,
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by laike9m 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Still feel uneasy when rejecting a feature request
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The unexpected emotional cost of being an indiehacker(laike9m.com)
3 points by laike9m 2y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Xylect – AI-search for Mac that works in ANY app(xylect.app)
1 points by laike9m 2y ago|0 comments
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by laike9m 3y ago
:)
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by laike9m 3y ago
As long as it passed, it's considered a valid solution. The provided solution is only for reference. I like the proposal, I can change it to showing the solution link once user has run it.
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by laike9m 3y ago
emm, the default value can be anything really...
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by laike9m 3y ago
Sorry about the confusion. This issue has been fixed. New line is not needed anymore.
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by laike9m 3y ago
Your solution is fine. Pyright can infer the return types, so you don't need to annotate the return type. In fact this is describe in the solution https://github.com/laike9m/Python-Type-Challenges/blob/ma
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by laike9m 3y ago
That's great to know. I actually made it so I can really learn and understand Python typing.
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by laike9m 3y ago
I definitely considered adding hints. But it's gonna be a ton of work to create proper hints and I'm yet to prioritize it.
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by laike9m 3y ago
The "any" challenge is special, it's the only one where you don't need to make any changes :)
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by laike9m 3y ago
Fair enough. I'll refine the solution to avoid direct copies. I'll also encourage people to contribute and make the challenges better.
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Show HN: Python-Type-Challenges, master Python typing with online exercises(python-type-challenges.zeabur.app)
110 points by laike9m 3y ago|46 comments
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by laike9m 5y ago
I switched from Poetry to PDM and is feeling great. If there's one reason to use PDM: the maintainer fixes bugs fairly quickly, not like Poetry, where many bugs are left open and nobody is taking care of it.

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