vgr-land

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by vgr-land 5mo ago
Looks like a good light weight solution to front object storage with a front end and auth. One suggestion is to add the license to the repo. The readme says License: MIT, but there’s no license file.
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by vgr-land 11mo ago
Well, I recognize this is a joke. I would enjoy having a simulation where you inherit and hold poorly maintained subway system like the Boston MBTA and have to bring it back to health with all the challenges these systems face
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by vgr-land 1y ago
I’ve been thinking a bit on how to improve discourse between disagreeing people and how the quick response style of comment sections don’t lend themselves to serious debate. One idea I have is to mimic Lincoln–Douglas debates where two peop
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by vgr-land 1y ago
The comparing 2025 with the 2023 and 2024 versions of the article is also an interesting snapshot in the state of tech journalism. (Also yes my Brother printer is just fine and turning 7 years old) https://www.theverge.com/2
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by vgr-land 1y ago
LLMs make it much easier. Then you get all the benefits with few of the frustrations
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by vgr-land 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45006098 I used LLM (gpt o4-mini) for developing a blog template. Overall it did a good job especially with logic loops Otherwise xml messes up its outputs sometimes I had to reset my co
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by vgr-land 1y ago
Probably abysmal Since xslt is built dynamically in the DOM most crawlers don’t build the site and pick up the metadata. Although I’m not convinced chasing SEO is a useful endeavor any more https://housefresh.com/beware-of-t
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by vgr-land 1y ago
Thanks for the suggestion I’ll dig into this, admittedly I haven’t worked with Atom so I didn’t consider it A quick glance at Atom though says to me its worth an attempt to refactor.
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Show HN: I Built a XSLT Blog Framework(vgr.land)
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