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My takeaways from DjangoCon EU 2025(zachbellay.com)
115 points by SCUSKU 1y ago|112 comments
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I just want to code (2023)(zachbellay.com)
288 points by SCUSKU 1y ago|172 comments
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Welcome! Excited to be under your wing Tom! Thank you Dan!
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Surely it was satire? Surely...? Please
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Enjoyed the read, easy to read — TIL about Bayesian average and Wilson score interval. Amazing how much LLMs helped the author achieve their goal
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Aforementioned image for those who are curious: https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2024/hn.png
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Looks great! Hope to see more submissions to HN from this site! Congrats on the launch!
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Ctrl+F'ed to see if anyone mentioned alienation, since this post basically seems to be OP talking about alienation without them knowing. I think fundamentally if we want people to care about things again, we are going to need to give t
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
The one thing I couldn't get past when looking into Unpoly is that if you're in a deeply nested modal/layer, and then refresh the page, it just shows you the most recent modal as a full page. My expectation is that when you r
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Congratulations to the author! They basically "won" and did something that most people on HN can only dream of. My 2 cents: I would devote the remainder of my life to solving problems that the current system is unoptimized for. Th
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
"For added financial tragedy" really got me. Pretty interesting project, luckily if this whole software engineering thing doesn't work out thankfully you can fall back on your comedy career
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Oh man, the API call for hl.human_as_tool() is a little ominous. Obviously approving a slack interaction is no big deal, but it does have a certain attitude towards humans that doesn't bode well for us...
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
The code I've written in personal projects have been pretty messy -- whereas code I've written professionally tend to be better (not perfect), but of course I can't share that code. On the employer side, I would prefer the ta
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Awesome stuff, would love if there were a total tally at the bottom that indicated the before and after size and percent difference! E.g. before: 10MB, after: 2MB, change: -80%
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
It does exist! I built this for the monthly Who's Hiring threads: https://hnresumetojobs.com/ It just does cosine similarity with OpenAI embeddings + pgVector. It's not perfect by any means, but it's useful.
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Henceforth, it follows that a doublesnack is called a lunch. And a quadruplesnack a fourthmeal.
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
I don't really understand how or why Bad Apple is becoming the de-facto graphics rendering "hello world" but it's fun to see in real time. I came across this demo which uses Bad Apple for demonstrating high FPS hypermedi
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Relevant: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Love the author sharing their winding journey as well as the tools and things they learned along the way. You can tell the author did grow a lot through this process, and through the year. Great stuff, thanks for sharing these great tips :D
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We developed a custom collaborative editor for our journalists(about.contexte.com)
2 points by SCUSKU 2y ago|0 comments
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Good lord that's awful, I'm sorry for your loss.
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
I'm a macOS user but would be interested in getting a linux desktop, I've heard Linux Mint or PopOS are pretty good just from a ease of use perspective? I've used Ubuntu in the past and had all sorts of display graphics drive
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
In Pragmatic Programmer, this is called the "tracer bullet" approach. Basically just another word for end-to-end, but with the emphasis that by completing a slice end-to-end you'll get feedback much faster (as in the feedback
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Show HN: Ezra Klein Books – Every Book Recommended on the Ezra Klein Show(ezrakleinbooks.com)
7 points by SCUSKU 2y ago|0 comments
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
My friends at Aperture Science are displeased...
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Hey Pedro! Congrats on the launch! Nitpicky feedback here, but I'd appreciate if you added the ability to scrub thru the video, and also increase playback speed. Usually I jump around a video to cut to the chase, and I don't have
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
I've always been curious about what Rails or Laravel would be like as a django dev. They both seem super fully featured and productive, but I guess I've never had a reason to explore either. Would love to know if anyone has experi
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Oi! Watch it! Our distance in embedding space is small. Then again, maybe I am a bore...
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
A few years back when I was looking for apartments in SF I wrote a craigslist scraper that would filter based on my preferences. I probably could've just used craigslist's built in filters + email alerts, but where's the fun
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
As someone who knows little about battery technology I was interested and trusted the author. But once I read the part about blockchain PoW vs PoS it seemed so off base that it threw the entire article into doubt...

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