mechero

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by mechero 10mo ago
Author here. The AI coding space is semantically chaotic: "vibe coding," "AI-assisted," "context engineering," "augmented coding," "spec-driven", etc. Everyone's using different terms f
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The semantic chaos of AI coding (and a proposed classification)(strategyradar.ai)
3 points by mechero 10mo ago|1 comments
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by mechero 4y ago
Nicely written! Including also the pricing, licensing, and ethics perspectives made it even better. Thanks for sharing.
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by mechero 5y ago
Congrats, all these icons and illustrations look great! I have a question, what's the difference for example between "UI Icons Line - Free" and "UI Icons Line - Pro" when using them for free? I think I'm not un
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by mechero 5y ago
Looks great! Do you consider adding a plain-text input/output format? Would be great to keep these diagrams in a VCS.
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by mechero 5y ago
Good idea! It'd be nice if you share some screenshots of how it looks like and its main features (visual) without needing to create an account.
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by mechero 5y ago
Hey this is great! It even checks if answers have the checkmark so it's not just a random code block. I think it would be even better if you insert also a comment line with the link to StackOverflow, so devs can check it to get the ful
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by mechero 5y ago
This is awesome, excellent work! Like some others here, I feel like the otters over-engineered the entire thing using fancy glass balls and partitioning a river where a categorized bulleting board would have been good enough. But then I rea
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by mechero 5y ago
A video summary of my book. The video is not the piece of work I'm most proud of, but I think it serves the purpose of explaining the book contents in detail. There is also a sample chapter available on Amazon ( https://www.a
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Show HN: Learn microservices with Spring Boot, 2nd Ed. (video summary)(youtube.com)
1 points by mechero 5y ago|1 comments
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by mechero 5y ago
Hey good idea, let me give you some constructive feedback. I think people need a conversation to define how to build a software project, not a simple Q&A mechanism. Maybe you can add some possibilities to contact devs for further explan
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by mechero 5y ago
Nice tool, congrats! One suggestion from my side: add a video showing the main features and how it compares with other (more rudimentary) tools. The GIFs are too short to get an idea of what is exactly the problem that the tool solves. Peop
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by mechero 5y ago
Can you share your experience using the no-code tools and how they are connected to make your website/service work? Otherwise, this submission looks like clickbait.
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by mechero 5y ago
Sounds really useful, but I couldn't grasp exactly what your product does by reading your website. Let me give you some constructive feedback. The 'How it works' section describes how to connect the code to your platform. It
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by mechero 5y ago
Looks good! I don't like the popup style that much, but I guess it could be extended to show the article on the same page.
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Feature Toggling with Java and Spring Boot(thepracticaldeveloper.com)
2 points by mechero 5y ago|0 comments
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by mechero 6y ago
Good idea, congrats! Can the people who post a message also ask for a refund, or is this only limited to the account owner?
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by mechero 6y ago
Nice idea, especially for organizations where people work with long-living branches. I'm wondering, shouldn't you then encourage people to create the Pull Request as soon as possible? If the bot works based on PR events, it could
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by mechero 6y ago
Good idea! Are you considering implementing browser plugins?
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by mechero 6y ago
Good idea! As a suggestion, I think your website could use some extra documentation and examples. For example, could I create a panel in Grafana showing the busy vs. free ratio over the last three months? That kind of things.
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by mechero 6y ago
Playing devil's advocate here, but these trackers are useful for the newsletter publishers to know what content is interesting and what isn't for their readers. On the other hand, I agree with your argument in regards to security.
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by mechero 6y ago
Thanks! Yes, we have plans to add some features like player profiles and custom badges.
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by mechero 6y ago
Thanks! We created some templates for popular tools to make that easier. For example, for JIRA we have these https://zapier.com/apps/quboo/integrations/jira-software . The biggest limitation here is in the set
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Show HN: Quboo, a gamification platform for software development teams(docs.quboo.io)
4 points by mechero 6y ago|5 comments
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by mechero 6y ago
Hi, My name is Moises and I am the founder of Quboo, a gamification platform that helps increase motivation of software development teams by spicing up the boring processes. In Quboo, developers and teams can climb the leader board by follo
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by mechero 6y ago
Nice idea. One recommendation: include real snapshots in the GitHub's Readme file, or a link to a live demo, there seems to be only a mockup. If you do that, people don't need to set up everything to have a better idea of how it w
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by mechero 6y ago
Good idea, congrats! Have you considered building a platform for remote workers connected to these features? I mean, offices could rent out their spare desks for other people not in their organization, and remote workers could book them for
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by mechero 6y ago
Indeed, but I'd link the GitHub code sources below each picture and provide good alt descriptions. JS plugins like Highlight or Prism end up building massive HTML making e.g. google's pagespeed tools complain about DOM sizes. And,
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by mechero 6y ago
Say I have code snippets I want to include in a Jekyll blog for example. I could call your API from a pipeline process, store the images and link them from the posts. A plugin would be deeper integration, but an API would just work and woul
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by mechero 6y ago
Really nice project! This could be very useful for technical / programming blogs. Are you planning to offer a REST API?

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