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Show HN: NationalDex – an open-source Pokédex app(nationaldex.app)
1 points by linesofcode 7mo ago|1 comments
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by linesofcode 7mo ago
Agreed but I did click on the post purely cause of its odd choice of name.
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by linesofcode 7mo ago
Hype combined with a community of excited engineers is a great innovator. People are hyped about these new tools and its popularity is pushing them to create new projects, discover new uses, solve challenges that before were unattainable an
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by linesofcode 7mo ago
A pre-commit hook that runs a linter and type-checking is absolutely vital to maintain the code formatting of AI generated commits. One observation I’ve made working with LLMs is that sometimes it’s worth being flexible and conforming to th
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by linesofcode 7mo ago
A lot of tech debt can be attributed to lack of communication or lack of proper planning. It’s one of the reasons why projects built by just one or two people rarely have the kinds of tech debt you’ll find on large teams.
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by linesofcode 8mo ago
How can one judge potential without fully understanding or having used it to its full potential? I don’t think agentic programming is some promised land of instant code without bugs. It’s just a force multiplier for what you can do.
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by linesofcode 8mo ago
When you first began learning how to program were you building and shipping apps the next day? No. Agentic programming is a skill-set and a muscle you need to develop just like you did with coding in the past. Things didn’t just suddenly g
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by linesofcode 8mo ago
Sentry has a different but overlapping feature-set as DataDog and has a free tier.
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
I think some of the best engineering leveling up one can do is to become an expert in other domains completely unrelated to what you’re working on now. Furthermore, build more and read less. Programming books, while a great resource, are de
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
I maintain a notion page for every single project. Each page has notes about the last thing I worked on or a todo list for the future. This is simple, I add just the most basic information needed to keep me going. You could replicate the sa
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Ask HN: What Comic-books did you read in 2025?
5 points by linesofcode 9mo ago|2 comments
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
Superpowers is amazing. https://github.com/obra/superpowers
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
I’m practically alt-tabbing between projects at this point the iteration speed is so fast. Multi-tasking like an octopus man.
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
Love this! Musically I’m a noob but this I can understand!
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
The quality of an LLM outputs is greatly dependent on how many guard rails you have setup to keep it on track and heuristics to point it on right direction (type checking + running tests after every change for example). What is health of yo
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by linesofcode 9mo ago
Try Claude Code, especially with plugins and max plans. All these AI coding tools make me feel like I have superpowers. It’s addictive. If I had problems finding time and the mental power or motivation to work on projects a few years ago—pr
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by linesofcode 10mo ago
git workspaces, combined with some guard rails to keep the llm on task. For example a detailed document with requirements and implementation details and a unit tests that the llm can keep verifying against and/or enhancing between each
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by linesofcode 10mo ago
Just thinking about physically typing out syntax again with my fingers makes me queazy. I’m writing, designing and building more than ever before but Claude, Cursor and friends do all the grunt work. The most I’ll do is some pseudo-code if
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Show HN: I built a Mondrian art generator(getmondrian.com)
1 points by linesofcode 2y ago|0 comments
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by linesofcode 2y ago
Glad to hear it! Do let me know if there’s anything I can improve or implement to support your use case.
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Show HN: next-flag ∙ Feature flags by GitHub Issues and NextJS(github.com)
5 points by linesofcode 2y ago|2 comments