TonyStr

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by TonyStr 6mo ago
Looks nice. Unfortunately I don't have log-of-count-and-email, log-of-count-and-day or churn
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by TonyStr 6mo ago
Thank you, Tim. You should gather together your team and look through the responses to this thread together. There are a lot of emotions in these comments, but it could be a very constructive experience if you're able to put that aside
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by TonyStr 6mo ago
You can take it up with your manager that you saved 10 minutes of time per day for 2000 workers, equivalent to 8333 work hours per year, equivalent to $2M USD per year, and argue that this value you bring should be reflected in your salary.
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Talking about bait, good job getting 42 responses on hacker news! Your opinions are controversial enough to draw out people who need to correct them, yet genuine enough to not be passed off as a troll and downvoted.
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Curious, how would this affect the production of things that have long supply chains, or require lots of manual labor? There are many things that require labor, like plumbing, irrigation, farming, transportation, brick firing, steel product
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
I think web feed is a good name, though I also think invoking "Web" might put off some users. There are a few things that are unknown to new users: 1. How do you subscribe? 2. How do you post your own? 3. Do I need a browser to re
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
By the way, how much more do we need a watch to do? Do we really need notifications, messages, phone calls, cameras, bluetooth, snapchat, remote control, heart rate monitoring and more in our wristwatches? I'm quite satisfied with just
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
> Obsolete technologies don't usually get adopted as ways to display wealth. Why did it happen with mechanical watches? For many men, the wristwatch is the only socially acceptable jewelry they can wear. Jewelry is usually used to s
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Many of these websites, I only ever interacted with when doing research either on tech or tech products. I did not appreciate their surface-level reviews and explanations, so in my head I've categorized most of these websites as "
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
One naiive solution could be to cloc the dependency and use the size as the height, and fetch number of github contributors as width
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Thank you! Will read up on this.
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Do you know of any resources where I can read about how banks store digital currency? Would be interesting to see how international transactions are handled, if they chunk data into months/periods, etc.
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
This is my concern as well. IMO, one of the great aspects of HN is the semi-anonymity (no profile pics, names are just strings that you probably don't memorize unless you see the same name often, no visible upvotes, etc.). This makes u
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
Why is parity a non-goal? The blog post states: > The result, vinext (pronounced "vee-next"), is a drop-in replacement for Next.js "Drop-in" in my mind means I can swap the next dependency for the vinext dependency an
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by TonyStr 7mo ago
It seems most people learn git only through necessity. I've heard people say "I just want to code, I don't care about the peripherals". JIT learning is a good way to acquire capabilities with real-world application, but
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
You are so lucky to have git history and issues to work from!
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
You lost me at Typescript. Typescript is great not because it abstracts away any javascript functionality (it doesn't), but because it allows IDE integrations (mainly LSP) to better understand your code, enabling go-to-definition, hove
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
What do you think is lacking from CSS education? I don't think anyone in this thread is arguing that inheritance or specificity is hard to understand. My issue with cascading style sheets is mainly that namespace pollution (as every se
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
Great app! It clicked for me once I realized you can ctrl+shift+C to copy the diagram to text, and paste in my editor! But I wonder if it would be possible to make ctrl+C copy to clipboard as ASCII? I see that ctrl+C copies the json represe
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
Vue should be a bit faster due to signals (updating state doesn't cause whole components to rerender), or at least require a bit less work to optimize (not as much need for useMemo, useEffect, etc. if everything uses signals). Other th
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
Sorry for being off-topic, but isn't a11y a rather ironic term for accessibility? It uses a very uncommon abbreviation type -- numeronym, and doesn't mean anything to the reader unless they look it up (or already know what it mean
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
"RuPay" is a hilarious name for an Indian payment service. Kudos to whoever thought of that name
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
No, this is wrong. > When we pack high-density information into a data table or a complex dashboard we are increasing the visual entropy of the entire system. Forcing the brain to decode intricate, non-universal shapes in a tiny 16-pixel
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
Yes, I think you are spot on. I've been toying with Claude Code recently to counter my own bias against agentic coding. It will confidently create a broken project, run it, read the error messages, fix it, run it, read the error messag
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
I rewatched the movie now, and I think you're right. There were a lot of details I'd forgotten. The way I remember thinking about it was that he was jailed for revenge murder, then spent his life in jail doing his best to atone by
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
> [...]and the redemption, when it comes, is Red’s. (spoilers) It never sat right with me that Andy is shown to be innocent, and some viciously evil irrelevant character did it instead. This, I thought, takes away the whole redemption as
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
> Simple tasks now require navigating through multiple menus I'm curious which simple tasks you're referring to? > I’ve had Figma slow down or crash because of poorly maintained plugins Why not uninstall those plugins? Is no
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
Figma sued AI startup Motiff in 2024 for copyright infringement and won[0]. Motiff had to reimburse figma, and redesign their product. [0] https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69166901/figma-inc-v-mo...
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
I applaud your effort, and I love to see others practice the love of building. Though my original comment didn't suggest this, I would love to see your project succeed and gather a user base. Competition is always good, and this is a v
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by TonyStr 8mo ago
I initially wanted to write a comment applauding the effort (making a performant web-based wireframe editor is a technically challenging task). But after testing the site, I got the impression that this is a commercial product trying to get

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