woutr_be

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by woutr_be 1mo ago
I'm still working on https://openaltfinder.com ; a directory to help people discover open-source projects. Added quite a bit of new features over the last month, including a new weekly newsletter, and a way for people to fin
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
Personally I wouldn't use `@apply text-center` over just `text-aligh: center;`, but I do use `@apply text-red-300` or `@apply px-2`, simply because I like the set of defaults Tailwind comes with. I tried building my own set of defaults
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
I use @apply in quite a few projects, mainly because I like the defaults in tailwindcss. I know it defeats the point of tailwind, but I find that it works nicely when using BEM.
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
I've added it to my list of projects to look into, so should be added fairly soon!
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
Thank you, hadn’t heard or SimStudio before, have added it to my list of projects to add.
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
Sorry about that, wasn't aware that this was an issue for people in Vietnam. If you want, you can direct email me at contact[at]openaltfinder[dot]com, or you can reply here with the project you wanted to submit.
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
Two side projects I’m actively working on: https://openaltfinder.com - To help people discover selfhost-able open source projects. Been maintaining this for almost a year, and it’s been fun. Keeps me up to date with new OSS. ht
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
At least to me, before LLMs, those people could somewhat be trained. You could give them feedback, and they would improve and learn the code. Now your feedback is just another prompt for them, the code might be slightly better, but the pers
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by woutr_be 2mo ago
I’m currently doing a project with someone who only uses LLMs, and it’s exhausting and mentally draining. Whenever I give feedback on something, the answer is just “let me tell Claude”. The person has no understanding of how everything work
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by woutr_be 5mo ago
Just cancelled my Claude plan, so that I can switch over when it expires in a week. The usage limits somehow just make me less productive with it.
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by woutr_be 5mo ago
How does Claude Code compare to OpenCode Zen? I’m on the $20/month Claude plan, and was considering OpenCode Zen as well. Due to the quota changes, I actually find myself using Claude less and less
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by woutr_be 6mo ago
I wrote this little web app over the weekend, the idea was to make you think about your next purchase by introducing a 48 hour countdown. In 48 hours you come back and decide if you really need this product, or if it was just an impulse buy
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by woutr_be 7mo ago
It’s the same here in Hong Kong. I can’t use any of my cards (personal or corporate) for OpenAI or Anthropic. Have to do everything through Azure, which is a mess to even understand.
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by woutr_be 7mo ago
I would love to experience this, but I'm only at the level were I occasionally open ChatGPT or Claude, asked it a question, and then get frustrated because it can't even give me a straight answer, or makes incorrect assumptions. I
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by woutr_be 1y ago
Glad I’m not the only one experiencing this. The Stripe dashboard constantly freezes up for me, even registering a click takes 10-20 seconds. Often it will just go white. Incredible annoying.
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I've been thinking about setting up a small website that lets you input what you wanted to buy, and after 24 hours sends you an email asking if you really wanted to buy/needed this.
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I absolutely love Astro, and it's my default for new projects. And I honestly feel like it's the only framework using React/Vue for their intended purposes; which is as an interactive layer on top of your SSR UI.
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by woutr_be 1y ago
It would, because then at least you know it's an earthquake, and you kind of know what to expect. Not know it was an earthquake, and wondering why your building is shaking and making so much noise, thinking you're about to die in
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I've only ever experienced a big earthquake once, which was in Bangkok a couple of months ago. And if I had known it was an earthquake, I probably would've reacted differently. Not knowing what was happening, and genuinely thinkin
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by woutr_be 1y ago
That seems to be mostly because of the way they've implemented their docs. It's definitely not something I have with my own sites. The flicker seems to be because the collapsible nav items are done on the client, and closed by def
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I moved away from Next.js, and switched to Astro. Originally I just wanted to go back to basics, but didn't want to bother with having to set up all my routes, templating, serving static assets, build tasks. Astro just handles all that
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I recently completed https://askannie.it.com , at first it was just a tool that I used myself after constantly copy/pasting YouTube transcripts into ChatGPT. A couple of friends liked it, so ended up building an app around i
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by woutr_be 1y ago
Great work, I've been using Stock Events on iOS for a while now. It's what got me into dividend investing, and it's fantastic to just keep track off all the dividend income.
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by woutr_be 1y ago
Really fun, I love playing GeoGuessr, but really like the idea of using videos. Some notes on the UI: * I found the 50/50 split between video / map a bit annoying, especially on a 13" MacBook * The volume slider takes up a lo
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by woutr_be 1y ago
I’m in Bangkok right now, didn’t even think about it being an earthquake and thought my building was coming down. Sprinted out of the building, watching our rooftop pool collapse and rain down debris and water. I think that’s the most scare
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by woutr_be 2y ago
I constantly run multiple projects without issues. Usually it’s both front- and back-end. I just assign random ports. Same goes for databases, I just map it to a different port.
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by woutr_be 2y ago
You might be interested in Astro ( https://astro.build/ ), I've build my first project with it, and it's great to somewhat go back to basics, but without needing to set up my own server with templating and tasks for
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by woutr_be 2y ago
I know it won’t be popular, but I would honestly love to have a social network that’s purely just what my friends/family post. No suggested content, no algorithmic feed, no reacting to posts. Just purely whatever they post and ability
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by woutr_be 2y ago
I did some work for a client who wanted to build an app for it. After that I ended up building a few apps just for fun, and once they started bringing in some ad money, I just ended up building more. I think their ecosystem is still small e
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by woutr_be 2y ago
I have developed about 20 mobile apps for the KaiOS ecosystem, which does around $500-$750 a month. I also run https://monitorprices.org , which is just a list of available monitors on Amazon, but provides a bit more filters. Doe

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