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Code Quality in the Age of Coding Agents
(michaeltimbs.me)
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mmorris
6mo ago
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Documenting best practices in your codebase
(making.close.com)
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mmorris
3y ago
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We Picked a Platform for Our Mobile App
(making.close.com)
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3y ago
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mmorris
4y ago
If you're still selling out at $250, have you considered raising prices again? Thanks for sharing this, it’s great to see people making money off of something they love.
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mmorris
4y ago
Love it, Marc. Simple is great, and a lot of these are quite helpful! I can see why you got a lot of visitors.
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mmorris
5y ago
Clearly this calls for AR goggles for pilots, with built-in filters for high-intensity light.
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mmorris
6y ago
I think sub-vocalization-driven interfaces could be amazing, I was super excited when I saw this research (posted it elsewhere in this thread too): https://news.mit.edu/2018/computer-system-transcribes-words-...
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mmorris
6y ago
Chaining works on Google Home (and, I believe, Alexa?). I use it all the time, e.g., "Cancel the 5 minute timer and set a timer for 6 minutes" or your example of setting multiple timers.
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mmorris
6y ago
There's been a fair amount of research into this, eg: https://news.mit.edu/2018/computer-system-transcribes-words-...
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mmorris
6y ago
Get out of the habit of watching TV. Some downtime is important and healthy, but it is too easy to waste hours and stay up late staring at a television. Not a developer tip specifically, but not wasting time and sleeping well is the best wa
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mmorris
6y ago
> I did add the "Do Not Disturb" key to the touchbar; it's nice to have one-button access Not quite one button, but option- clicking the notifications icon at the far right of the menu bar will also enable do not disturb
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mmorris
7y ago
It's used with Terraform, amongst other things. So you might not have heard of it if you're not doing devops/infrastructure work.
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The problem with tooltips and what to do instead
(adamsilver.io)
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7y ago
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mmorris
7y ago
Good article on "The problems with tooltips and what to do instead": https://adamsilver.io/articles/the-problem-with-tooltips-and...
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7y ago
I've never loved CSS-in-JS, but I do love CSS modules, which allows you to use proper CSS, while solving the biggest flaw in CSS - its global nature. We import shared styles for typography, color, and some layout basics, but each compo
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mmorris
7y ago
Probably meant the U-2.
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mmorris
9y ago
Time does fly, but 1995 was only 22 years ago!
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mmorris
9y ago
If acidity is a concern, you might want to try cold brew. It's considerably less acidic.
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mmorris
10y ago
> Times are changing Times are always changing. Markets grow rapidly, and then they mature and growth gets flatter. Specifically looking at Apple, while I agree that their focus has shifted away from the Mac platform somewhat and towards
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mmorris
10y ago
I'm by no means an entrepreneur but I'd like to keep trying to be one. Your imposter syndrome is showing! Designing and building a tool like this and selling it qualifies you as an entrepreneur. Get a low-cost marketing channel
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11y ago
I think it's the specific phrasing that becomes problematic. The GP said "can equally be found in China and Indonesia", which means that there are individuals with said diets in the those countries. This is categorically eith
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11y ago
>> The normal diet in China and Indonesia is plant based. Speaking of a group of about 1.6 billion people as if they were a monolith is not particularly productive. Just looking at China itself, there is huge variation in the "av
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11y ago
Not the gp, but here is additional info: - China: Intelsat 708 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelsat_708 - Russia: 1980 (not 1960s) Vostok Accident: http://www.nytimes.com/1989/09/28/wor
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mmorris
11y ago
Do you ever listen to On The Media[0]? It's also an NPR show, so perhaps it runs into similar issues, but I think they tend to be fairly skeptical and ask questions about these kind of issues (media bias, etc.). Warning: it can be extr
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mmorris
11y ago
This is my latest side project. I mostly built it to scratch my own itch -- I wanted to have something like the Sublime Text Command Palette, but in all my apps. Of course, there are a ton of features I'd like to add to it, but I'
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Show HN: OptionSpace – All your OS X apps' menus, instantly made smarter
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11y ago
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mmorris
11y ago
The YouTube link to Healthcare Triage didn't work for me on desktop. For convenience, here's what did work: https://www.youtube.com/user/thehealthcaretriage
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mmorris
11y ago
Like others have mentioned, I still do handwriting in a notebook, mainly because it's easier to sketch a diagram with a pen and paper than it is to do it digitally. Pros of handwriting/pen+paper: - Extremely high "resol
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11y ago
I believe you're correct that the stock markets in China are less directly tied to the economy than than the stock markets in the US. But, even in the US, I think stock markets are like a balloon tied to the wrist of a toddler on a win
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11y ago
A widespread slowdown in China's economy would have major impacts on the rest of the world, but it's important to remember that the stock market is not the economy (just an imperfect measuring device). The stock markets in China h
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