CuriousRose

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by CuriousRose 11mo ago
Congratulations on the beta launch, an impressive product we will consider integrating. As a relatively new developer, I'm curious why the dependancy on React? Was there no way to get the UI you wanted without implementing a framework
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by CuriousRose 11mo ago
Microsoft's holistic direction is so bad I have moved all of my on-prem Windows Server clients that will listen to Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC 2024, and all desktop clients out of M365 to Office LTSC 2024. This was after dragging many e
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by CuriousRose 11mo ago
Cloudflare runs a high demand service, and the centralisation does deserve scrutiny. I think a good middle ground I’ll adopt is self hosting critical services and then when they have an outage redirect traffic to a Cloudflare outage banner.
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
Without a personal opinion one way or the other, I would assume the gripe is with congesting the public network as opposed to the choice of public domain documentaries you downloaded.
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I don’t fully agree with the nested view argument. In our context (POS software) we use them heavily to have a single source of truth for a clean transaction view, joining common tables like product, category, etc and then using that as the
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Ask HN: Designing complex or customisable platforms with good UI?
1 points by CuriousRose 1y ago|1 comments
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I love bun, but the things I wish it was used for it is not being implemented. Namely language servers in editors like VS Code and Zed for dramatic performance improvements, and serverless environments like Vercel and Cloudflare. Maybe I&#x
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
This is awesome! I have wanted something like this for ages. Can you please also add posture tracking? Rounded shoulders, hunching, leg up, etc. I have ADHD and constantly fidget and get myself in working positions that are definitely not g
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
Fringe product, not geared for ADHD specifically. But look at Gorilla Mind Rush/Smooth depending on your stimulant tolerance. In your position you don't have many efficacious options, but this works for me as diagnosed ADHD probab
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
Didn't know this thanks! Looks like only Grok 3 mini is supported on my standard plan currently, and I'll have limited tokens to use on Grok 4 (that I'm already paying for) on the Premium plan. I'll stick to my current s
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I love and pay for Kagi, but I am afraid paid search providers are in for a tough time. I am using search less and less, and directing more of my search (~90%) to Grok instead of Kagi now. The exception being price comparisons when online s
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I'm building a fairly large SaaS product that will have global users and show financial reporting across different regions. Nothing gives me more anxiety as a relatively new developer than storing and recalling date/time values fr
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
For someone wanting to use nix for the premise of the article (dev environment management), I'd encourage you to checkout Coder[0] which I'm self-hosting personally for my company, but will prove useful once I hire. [0]: https:&#
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I understand your point, nobody is claiming that separating the bread and milk is a particularly good experience either and while it probably makes more money in a physical store where you want to buy multiple options at once, this doesn&#x
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
It amazes me that companies like AirBnB get huge valuations and user bases when the fundamental feature of searching for listings is phenomenally atrocious. - Paginated results that reset and call an API for new results when the map is move
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
If humans forgot how to make new CPUs, it might finally be the incentive we need to make more efficient software. No more relying on faster chips to bail out lazy coding and make apps run lean. Picture programmers sweating over every byte l
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
It would be interesting to (optionally) make the AI agent more like an additional collaborative user, sharing the chat between users, allowing collaborative edits to prompts, etc.
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
I've not had the greatest relationship with Apple software lately, however seeing every "great idea" that comes out of the Microsoft development team is quite possibly the only marketing Apple needs going forward.
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by CuriousRose 1y ago
Being 50% faster (article based guess-timate) what’s the average time that a mainframe stays in the fleet? Surely significant energy and data centre floor space savings might even capture some customers from the previous generation to upgra
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Snapshots of HTTP://Localhost(web.archive.org)
4 points by CuriousRose 2y ago|0 comments
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I wonder if the author considered pgLite as a layer on top of IndexedDB? Full postgres querying, and you could even share indexes across devices if you did something with ElectricSQL and a central server.
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
Local iMessage storage is debilitating. I have over 90GB of iMessage history that I don't want deleted. The keep messages for x days removes it from iCloud and the Mac though. Why?
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I am totally invested in the Apple ecosystem, which on principle I'm against (closed systems never sat right with me), but at the time (beginning ~2015) the products and services were so well integrated and genuinely improved my life i
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I'm not a developer by trade, and have gone from 0 full-stack knowledge to building a MVP for my startup in 18 months using Svelte 4 and SvelteKit. Looking at the JS/TS ecosystem from the outside, it was a total nightmare and Svel
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I'd really love to hear more about your experience, what were the major issues with process and how would you fix them? I'm running a startup as a software dev looking to have a fast polished product with the Apple-esque perceptio
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
Can’t wait for my 75 year old father to call me for tech support when the app auto-migrates, changes layouts, corrupts the mail profile or requires sign in for licence validation. Thunderbird is just as bad, there is a new UI change every f
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I would assume it's to prevent buying accounts in locations with cheaper pricing due to local affordability and using them internationally. A Turkish or African continent country would be a significantly cheaper subscription price than
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
Somebody I know has gone back to torrenting. They state it’s far easier to do that than find content among their combined $100 monthly subscriptions, most of which has modern movie slop catalogues, while great classic films you need to pay
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I’m willing to be further educated, but before agriculture was prominent we really had not many other options aside from seafood (which for the record I consume in similar amounts to red meat). A majority of non farmed or cross-bred vegetab
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by CuriousRose 2y ago
I have found a dramatic increase in my quality of life doing the exact opposite of authoritative health guidelines. - More red meat - Less to zero carbs - More salt - Zero vegetables n=1 I know, but when will they start to get this right? I

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