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by olzhasar 1mo ago
While that might be true, the more one equips LLMs for building the less one will be capable of keeping LLMs “on a shorter leash with focused goals” in the long run
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by olzhasar 2mo ago
A typical comment on Hackernews nowadays: I used to think that there's a a room for better C -> Some unrelated complains about Rust and Go -> C has footguns, but they don't matter that much because I choose to not write my c
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Zig: Package Management Moved from Compiler to Build System(ziglang.org)
18 points by olzhasar 3mo ago|7 comments
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by olzhasar 3mo ago
Quit about a month ago after working at my last place for two years. It was a decent job before the agent psychosis became widespread, from that moment everyone in the company went insane and the pressure to use "advanced agentic engin
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Show HN: Mess – a tiny CLI to clean dev clutter(github.com)
2 points by olzhasar 3mo ago|0 comments
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by olzhasar 3mo ago
An online product that was brought into existence by processing all the open source software in the world and makes money by selling the resulting knowledge base, should be accessible free of charge by the producers of that open source soft
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by olzhasar 3mo ago
I was very excited about Rust prior to the LLM-era. I never managed to dive deep into it due to the lack of time, but was really planning to. Nowadays when everyone and their dog are either vibe-coding with Rust or constantly shouting about
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by olzhasar 3mo ago
Defined structure does not constitute quality. A commit message can be loosely structured, but be very insightful and good at communicating the nature of the change. On the flip side, one can make a very structured but confusing or non-info
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by olzhasar 2y ago
The same thing happens to me all the time. One of the most annoying things on Apple Silicon for me as a long time Linux enthusiast.
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by olzhasar 2y ago
- Write meaningful commit messages - Make systems as observable as possible. Stuff will break, the easier it is to identify the cause, the better. Logging things at different program flow points helps immensely. - Question every decision in
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by olzhasar 2y ago
Yeah, your observation is correct, I was referring to a so-called generative AI or LLMs. I should’ve phrased that properly.
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Ask HN: If AI replaces programmers, which language will it pick?
1 points by olzhasar 2y ago|10 comments
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by olzhasar 2y ago
I transitioned to being a software engineer after 8 years in investment banking. Some people mention capitalizing on existing skillset and trying to find opportunities on your skills intersection. While this is certainly an attractive strat
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by olzhasar 2y ago
I see what you did there
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by olzhasar 2y ago
I always admired Netherlands as the relocation target, but not-so-complex immigration process? Really? Maybe I'm missing something, but having a sponsored work visa seems to be the only option and there ought to be very few companies p
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Ask HN: Will I stagnate as an engineer if I become a tech founder?
2 points by olzhasar 2y ago|2 comments
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by olzhasar 2y ago
A small cli tool that helps to clean a messy dev folder with lots of git repositories: https://github.com/olzhasar/mess
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Show HN: Weekend hack – real-time chess in Python(chess.olzhasar.com)
2 points by olzhasar 2y ago|0 comments
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by olzhasar 2y ago
A web messenger built with Go and Vue.js: https://chat.olzhasar.com/
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Show HN: I've built a web messenger with Go and Vue.js(chat.olzhasar.com)
1 points by olzhasar 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Good old chat(chat.olzhasar.com)
1 points by olzhasar 3y ago|0 comments
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by olzhasar 3y ago
The app was built with Vue.js 3 and Tailwind
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Looks cool. Will check it out!
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by olzhasar 3y ago
There is currently no point in self-hosting this cause the data is not being synced to any server, it is stored on your device. I might add self-hosting option in future once syncing will be implemented.
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Thank you for your feedback! Ability to export and import data will be implemented soon. As of subscriptions, current functionality will 100% remain free with data being stored on your device. I might add subscription to store data on the s
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Thank you for pointing that out. Just fixed, it should now be available to use offline
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by olzhasar 3y ago
There was an issue with caching. Just fixed, should now work offline without issues. As of owning the data, right now everything is stored in the localstorage of your browser. So you technically own it. There is no way to export it yet thou
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Thank you! There is no server syncing right now; everything is stored in the local storage of your browser. Current features will remain free. I might add a paid subscription for syncing data between devices in future.
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Thank you so much!
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by olzhasar 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! This a hobby project for now, so I tried to do it in a cheapest way possible, and PWA looked like a good approach, as there is no need to buy developer subscription. Have you used Swift to develop your IOS app or an

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