ToJans

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by ToJans 2y ago
I fully agree. I think Claude offers me 10x productivity, especially for all these helper apps and technical POCs that I typically create during the week. And that's without even mentioning mail chain replies, analysis of legal or fina
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HonoX – Hono based meta framework(github.com)
3 points by ToJans 2y ago|0 comments
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by ToJans 2y ago
I'm not well versed in this, but I have the basics down: start by finding the bass notes, and add the melody on top. Most of the time the a musical phrase will end on the note that's in the key of the song. Combine the bass note
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by ToJans 2y ago
Very good tip; thank you!
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by ToJans 2y ago
I've recently taken a legacy Typescript clientside codebase that was using webpack to generate tens of js packages from minutes to seconds by using bun [0] for both dev and build: For dev I replaced webpack with "bun vite": i
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by ToJans 2y ago
... And water is wet. On the other hand, one can not mention this enough! To me, aches in my back are the indicator to stop spending all my time behind a desk, and do some (light) exercise. About an hour of swift walking or cycling is all i
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In the future, car batteries can be made from trees(storaenso.com)
1 points by ToJans 2y ago|4 comments
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by ToJans 2y ago
This feels very complicated and a lot like yak shaving. I would have just created a programmed shader with some n-D perlin noise on top. Effects like swirl etc are easy, and you can use a range of parameters for the noise input: polar angle
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by ToJans 2y ago
Belgium is phasing out their F16 jets; they are going to be replaced with new F35A jets. So they are donating the F16 planes as the new ones arrive.
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by ToJans 2y ago
This prototype of real see-through augmented reality solution (not using cameras to re-project the real world) seems promising. This could be the catalyst that enables AR solutions with regular looking glasses. In layman's terms, it us
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AR with ordinary looking glasses potential?(nature.com)
3 points by ToJans 2y ago|1 comments
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by ToJans 2y ago
I'm a big fan of Erlang, Elixir, OTP and the BEAM vm. However, I only have very lightweight server needs for my SaaS, so it just doesn't make sense to switch to it, especially as my code is mostly client-based/typescript. If
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We don't sell saddles here (2014)(medium.com)
1 points by ToJans 3y ago|0 comments
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by ToJans 3y ago
Tiny feedback that shouldn't take too long: I think a screenshot might help here...
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by ToJans 3y ago
Layman's interprétation: Haskel's monads in a lisp like dialect? Correct or not?
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by ToJans 3y ago
I have a somewhat comparable history: I've taken a decade to get to the point where my bootstrapped SaaS ARR income is about to surpass my full-time consulting income. It has taken about a decade of switching back and forth between con
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by ToJans 3y ago
Just an example of code that drives me nuts: <button type="button" className={clsx( checked ? "border-2 border-primary-800" : "",
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by ToJans 3y ago
Slightly OT: anyone can recommend a tool that turns the tailwind class mess into a properly structured CSS file (Grouping common utility classes etc). I think I'd pay for this if it works properly...
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by ToJans 3y ago
To me, an MVP is about reducing functional and non-functional scope: which requirements (functional and non-functional) can I take away from my solution, while still having built something people want? Maybe your MVP doesn't require fu
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by ToJans 3y ago
Ahhh, Sloot's digital coding system [1] is finally here ;). [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sloot_Digital_Coding_System
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by ToJans 3y ago
Exactly. I started my SaaS almost a decade ago, with stints of in-between consulting to finance the whole thing. For the first half of the decade, I used to drink the cool-aid too: rewriting components using the framework-of-the-day, statin
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by ToJans 3y ago
I've been working on my product for over 8 years, sometimes alone, sometimes with a tiny team. I have a mono-repo with one master branch - that auto-deploys to test - and one release branch that auto-deploys to staging. I can hot-swap
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by ToJans 3y ago
A little bit off topic, but I think he was using the wrong solution here. He could have solved most of his issues by switching to a 3d configurator. I have built a custom threejs engine over the last decade that allows you to declaratively
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DreaMoving: A Human Video Generation Framework Based on Diffusion Models(dreamoving.github.io)
3 points by ToJans 3y ago|0 comments
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by ToJans 3y ago
I used to have a full blown desk, and a library with lots of books behind me, but I replaced all of it with a "temporary" hack: an Ikea closet [1]. I say"temporary" because I haven't changed it since the start. It&#
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SuGaR: Surface-Aligned Gaussian Splatting for Efficient 3D Mesh Reconstruction(imagine.enpc.fr)
3 points by ToJans 3y ago|0 comments
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Idempotent generative network – faster alternative to GAN(assafshocher.github.io)
2 points by ToJans 3y ago|1 comments
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by ToJans 3y ago
My best bet would be to find a tiny, single, super-annoying use case that is instantly fixed with the tool, and grow an audience from there...
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by ToJans 3y ago
This reminds me of Haskell's 'functor' [1] [1] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.18.0.0/docs/Data-...
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by ToJans 3y ago
My (layman) path to growth suggestion would be to start with nr 2 using the mechanisms you describe in nr 3 internally ($1M to $3M ARR), and then slowly expand to comparable verticals until you have about $10M to $20M ARR. After that you ca

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