WilcoKruijer

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by WilcoKruijer 9mo ago
What are you referring to when you say SEPA? Like Direct Debit / Credit Transfers initiated over FINTS or EBICS?
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by WilcoKruijer 9mo ago
iDEAL is great from a usability perspective, but sadly offers no consumer protection at all. It’ll be interesting to see how WERO will take over from iDEAL and what extra features we’ll get.
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by WilcoKruijer 9mo ago
MCP has a feature called sampling which does this, but this might not be too useful for your context. [0] In a project I’m working on I simply present some data and a prompt, the user can then pipe this into a LLM CLI such as Claude Code. [
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
I did the same last year and I’m having a lot of fun. Good luck!
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
My old Twitter account: posts/following/followers. Not long before Elon Musk took over the company, I was prompted for my age in the app. I decided to comply and got banned. Apparently I was less than 13 years old when I created t
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
I’ve been doing this manually by having a static development-only route on my website and taking a “node screenshot” using the Chrome developer tools. This is definitely a better way, well done!
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
I experimented with this idea a couple years ago, using the Language Server Protocol to make it some what universal. The output gets messy pretty quickly, maybe these days an LLM could be used to only show the interesting calls.
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
Fun idea, I want to be posting more so this seems helpful! Might be nice to have a screenshot in the GitHub repo / Marketplace page. Is it available in Cursor? I can't seem to find it. Could be useful as a CLI utility as well.
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
Sounds very interesting, but the README has me pondering the downsides. Is the latency very high? Are requests not immediately durable? Is it super expensive?
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
Sounds interesting, are you also thinking about inbound email?
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
I'm working on a meta framework for building "full-stack" libraries. I.e. libraries that bundle frontend hooks, backend routes, and a database schema into a single package. This allows library authors to do more, like definin
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
From the linked page: > The ability to index expressions was added to SQLite with version 3.9.0 (2015-10-14). So this is a relatively new addition to SQLite.
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by WilcoKruijer 10mo ago
I'm working on a meta framework for building "full-stack" libraries. I.e. libraries that bundle frontend hooks, backend routes, and a database schema into a single package. This allows library authors to do more, like definin
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by WilcoKruijer 11mo ago
How do people handle backups with Immich? Ideally I’d like all my images to be uploaded to object storage if I’m self-hosting.
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by WilcoKruijer 11mo ago
I like the idea of using generators everywhere, since you have more control over how things execute. At the same time, your codes gets "infected" with unexpected types. In reality, this is very similar to async/await and prom
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by WilcoKruijer 11mo ago
Even the best developer in the world can struggle when there are like 250 webhook events on a platform (as is the case for Stripe).
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by WilcoKruijer 11mo ago
You would stop using their model and move to their competitors, presumably.
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by WilcoKruijer 11mo ago
It's pretty terrible how poorly developers test their database queries. This looks like a great step in the right direction. I think how the ORM story in RegreSQL develops is crucial. The SQLAlchemy integration looks interesting, but a
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
I've been enjoying the PA32QCV in the last couple months. It's definitely not perfect, but the 220 PPI at 32 inch is just amazing to code on.
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
nuqs[0] is a great (React) library for managing state inside of the URL. [0] https://nuqs.dev/
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
I’ve noticed that a lot of work is duplicated across projects that use the same libraries or SDKs (e.g., Stripe). Developers write a lot of glue code to shuffle data between the Stripe API and the app’s frontend or admin dashboard, as well
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
This analysis makes sense to me, but at the same time: we’re already switching between procedural and declarative when switching from [mainstream language] to SQL. This impedance mismatch (or awkwardness) is already there, might as well emb
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
I feel pipelines (or batches) are slept upon. So many applications use interactive transactions to ‘batch’ multiple queries, waiting for the result of each individual query. Network roundtrip is the biggest contributor to latency in most ap
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
Interesting how they claim to be "framework-agnostic" but only support React and don't really integrate with any backend framework. I've been building something that helps create proper framework-agnostic libraries[0], I
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Show HN: Fragno – Toolkit for building full-stack libraries(fragno.dev)
5 points by WilcoKruijer 1y ago|2 comments
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
I've been working on 'Fragno', a TypeScript framework to build full-stack libraries with. It allows the library author to define backend routes, and provides them with reactive primitives for building frontend logic using the
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
I find it interesting how this project uses all three major JavaScript runtimes in a single project. Bun for the code itself, Deno for sandboxing and Node for running the MCP server. Says something about the ecosystem.
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Concurrency in Call of Duty's VM, Compared to JavaScript(labs.rejot.dev)
4 points by WilcoKruijer 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Recivo – Receive Emails Programmatically(recivo.email)
29 points by WilcoKruijer 1y ago|2 comments
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by WilcoKruijer 1y ago
The last couple of weeks I've been building 'Recivo', a very simple way to receive emails programmatically. There are plenty of API-based services that can be used to send emails, but receiving them is harder. My service expo

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