ne8il

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by ne8il 5mo ago
I would try switching to Auto Mode which is their own recommendation as a safer alternative to that but still avoids needing to confirm actions endlessly: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-auto-mode
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by ne8il 10mo ago
Let's say I'm a manufacturer of widgets, and instead of buying an off-the-shelf CRM I decide to have the resident IT whiz on the team vibe-code a custom solution for our needs. Now I'm a manufacturer of widgets AND a CRM SaaS
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by ne8il 11mo ago
I'm a bit confused by this as a union demand because I've followed 4dayweek.io for some time now and Kickstarter shows up there as a 4x8 company as of 2022. ( https://4dayweek.io/company/kickstarter/jobs )
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by ne8il 1y ago
I just finished a green wood post-and-rung chairmaking class last week. The posts are split out and steam-bent, while the rungs are dried in a makeshift kiln (a box with a heat lamp). The posts are then above ambient humidity, while the run
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by ne8il 1y ago
The article in question is specifically about using Next.js to do what you are saying (generate static HTML files from a set of React components). He also mentions using Astro for it.
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by ne8il 2y ago
I've been on Qulipta (a CGRP drug) daily for about a year now. It started working pretty much immediately, and I cannot think of a single side-effect in use, other than that you will have a withdrawal period pretty much immediately if
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by ne8il 2y ago
"The Sediments of Time" by Meave Leakey is fascinating both from her life and her family history. "Kindred: Neanderthal Life, Love, Death and Art" by Rebecca Wragg-Sykes is great. "Almost Human" by Lee Berger i
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by ne8il 2y ago
I've been transferring mine to Cloudflare as they come closer to renewal. Unfortunately Cloudflare doesn't allow punycode domains right now and I have one domain with an æ that might get orphaned.
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by ne8il 2y ago
Indiana is like this but I'd guess a lot of the Midwest is similar.
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by ne8il 2y ago
Brendan (the maker of these) is a fascinating, very smart guy. He's a very talented woodworker and wrote a great book on James Krenov. I was lucky to take a class he taught a few years ago, and I enjoy following his Instagram page to s
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by ne8il 2y ago
You can download a book called "The Anarchist's Tool Chest" by Christopher Schwarz free as a PDF here: https://lostartpress.com/products/the-anarchists-tool-chest You can also download his follow-up, &qu
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by ne8il 2y ago
You hear a lot from long-time woodworkers that this is unnecessary, as they are perfectly capable of using a table saw safely with just the riving knife/splitter and proper technique. Which is anecdotally true, but hard to accept with
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by ne8il 2y ago
It's worth watching "Jodorowsky's Dune" if you haven't to see the direct-line connection - Jodorowsky happened to see "Dark Star" playing at a film festival while out in California and wanted whoever did t
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by ne8il 2y ago
Clustertruck ( https://www.clustertruck.com/ ) is a regional entity somewhere between a restaurant and a ghost-kitchen. Delivery-only and a wide variety of meals, but they own their own app and don't list elsewhere. They
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by ne8il 3y ago
I enjoy the Sprawl books the most, but of his three completed trilogies, I think either the Bridge Trilogy or the Blue Ant trilogy would be 1) more easily put to film and 2) possibly more enjoyable as television series.
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by ne8il 3y ago
I had the same situation recently - a single German cockroach chilling on the front of our dishwasher. Being sufficiently terrified by reading r/whatisthisbug and the like, I had a pest control company out the next day to treat. They c
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by ne8il 3y ago
If it's like https://www.merge.dev/ (another "Unified API") then the idea is they provide an abstraction layer to the other API. You build against one generic spec for a given entity ("Person", &quo
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by ne8il 3y ago
Or the ending of Brainstorm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainstorm_(1983_film)
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by ne8il 4y ago
I think you will find those two novels similar to his other work. Also, there is a book in the Border Trilogy between "All the Pretty Horses" and "Cities of the Plain" - "The Crossing". "Suttree" does
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by ne8il 10y ago
It's not like this stuff grows on trees, after all
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by ne8il 11y ago
I know this article is more about "maker spaces" than "wood shops", but there is also somewhat of a renaissance in traditional hand-tool woodworking going on. A new community shop opened in Toronto which is based entirel
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by ne8il 11y ago
I haven't looked over the changelog/breaking changes for 4.0.0, so this may not encompass everything there, but there are a few changes you need to be aware of. How hard it is depends on which functions you use currently, but I do
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by ne8il 11y ago
Lee Valley / Veritas and Lie Nielsen have helped usher in a renaissance of well-made tools. Their planes and saws are arguably better than any produced during the 'golden age' before WWII. There are cheaper options from abroa
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by ne8il 11y ago
- It is a lot simpler than D3 - It works best when your use case fits into the explicit examples given here : http://dimplejs.org/examples_index.html - If you are wanting something from the advanced examples, you should be
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by ne8il 11y ago
http://dimplejs.org/ is another D3 based charting library.
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by ne8il 12y ago
We evaluated Rickshaw and Dimple ( http://dimplejs.org/ ) for awhile (to migrate some custom charts initially built with D3.Chart http://misoproject.com/d3-chart/ ). We went with Dimple and I've been
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by ne8il 13y ago
We've been running a client side SaaS on the Closure library/tools/compiler for a couple years now. You are right that it is not widely used outside Google (and certainly not as popular as Angular) but it is well-tested and t
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by ne8il 13y ago
Arts & Crafts style. Made popular in the US by Gustav Stickley's furniture design. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arts_and_Crafts_movement http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Stickley
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by ne8il 13y ago
This should be the standard auto-reply to most HN comments (or internet comments in general).