Jean-Philipe

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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
Thank you! I keep stumbling upon interesting historical footage on Youtube, only to find that it's been ruined by janky AI. I do think there's a place for AI and video restauration, but colors and 4k, with soundscape, really?
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
This looks really nice! I loved trello and I'm always happy to see alternatives. My two cents: I use the keyboard a lot, so when I hit "enter" on a form, e.g. to create a board, it closes the popup instead of creating that bo
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
I'm working on a free meetup platform: https://github.com/strathausen/laundryroom.social because I got frustrated with meetup.com
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
I really appreciate that the double-click on the icon button in the title bar of each window closes it. Such a nice detail! I got used to this once on windows 3.11 and Windows kept behaving like that through the versions, even though there&
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
I'm a bit confused...if web hosting shuts down, what stays? Doesn't this mean glitch just shuts down altogether?
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
Thanks, I had no idea, I'll check it out! We're still in the process of completing the paperwork, so it'll take a while until we have an official status.
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by Jean-Philipe 1y ago
The stack is nodejs and postgres - the most expensive part is the database actually. I could probably look into caching more of the expensive (mostly read-only) queries. I'm one of the two developers who will help out with development
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Ask HN: Cheapest way to host a back end
20 points by Jean-Philipe 1y ago|40 comments
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by Jean-Philipe 2y ago
Why does this webdesign make me feel so happy?
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by Jean-Philipe 2y ago
This is me! I got another set of prescription glasses just for screen time (and reading) which helped. strathausen[at] gmail.com
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Show HN: Laundryroom.social – meetups without hostage holding(laundryroom.social)
3 points by Jean-Philipe 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jean-Philipe 3y ago
Reminds me of that time when my desktop computer wouldn't turn on if the printer's USB was plugged in to the wrong kind of port. Took me some time to figure that one out. Or that other time, when my mom's phone started crashi
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by Jean-Philipe 3y ago
Well, yes and no. Look at the Ninjago City sets where the designers have used special parts in very creative ways! Otherwise, I too prefer sets without special parts. The Minecraft and Creator series are excellent for that.
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by Jean-Philipe 3y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: typescript, nextjs, react, postgres, prisma, rust, python, nodejs Résumé/CV: https://www.stratha.us/cv Email: strathausen@gmail.com
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by Jean-Philipe 3y ago
My fav: donkey + pope = ass
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by Jean-Philipe 3y ago
I actually had to work with two German government agencies, digitalizing parts of their work flow and it was surprisingly pleasant. The gov employees were super happy I saved them a lot of work and made their daily lives easier. My clients
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by Jean-Philipe 4y ago
I completely agree. In addition to that, the Nazis neglected a lot security measures that this aircraft actually had in place. There's a nice episode of "well there's your problem" on the Hindenburg: https://w
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
I tried switching to DDG a few times over the past few years and always found that it got in my way, especially when working. So I usually got annoyed enough after a few weeks and switched back to google. About two months ago, the opposite
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
I feel like one reason might be prioritizing short term profit over long term profit. I read a lot that it's about profit maximization - but I think that's not necessarily true. Facebook for example, is likely hurting itself right
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
> You can not say you get feature parity just after plugging an ORM to express. It's also not what I said :-) Admin is a good point though. I actually do miss that when working with node.
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
I've worked with Django and nodejs as well. When working with node, I usually just grab express and some decent ORM that knows how to postgres, and I feel like I'm pretty much there. I've just never missed anything from Djang
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Bad Apple but It's a VS Code Auto-Formatter(github.com)
1 points by Jean-Philipe 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
...and the GDR as well.
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
> But more or less you realized that state capacity is quite limited From what I remember (it's been a while) this was actually also the case in the book. It's not like Big Brother watched you every time, and most of the time h
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by Jean-Philipe 5y ago
I can see why npm is annoying, but I wonder what would be a good role model for a better ecosystem. I can personally only compare npm to PHP, Python and Java, and I think npm is far superior. Do you have an example of a better ecosystem&#x2
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by Jean-Philipe 6y ago
We also used mongoose, which is awesome. In retrospect, I actually wish we had kept mongodb as a read-only database and used postgres as the source of truth. Our data was mostly read-only, with some rather complex relations behind the scene
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by Jean-Philipe 6y ago
> With mongo, you just add a column and you are done. No, usually you are not done. Your data doesn't have the column. So either you write your code in a way that it can handle the column being optional or you write code to read eac
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by Jean-Philipe 6y ago
I'd be afraid flash would come back. Ah, those flashbacks...
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by Jean-Philipe 6y ago
I'm from Germany and I actually do have issues every once in a while. Like traffic lights, or buses, are mostly fine, but in some cases, I wasn't sure and chose the wrong images. Is that a truck or a bus? Is that a street lamp or
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by Jean-Philipe 6y ago
I thought they meant that as a joke?

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