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by XCSme 2y ago
> People have attention spans. If a warning is placed within a 2 page text they 'll likely see it. If they can't dismiss it, yes. If they already entered the app with the goal of doing something, most people will skip it. (e.g.
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by XCSme 2y ago
This also goes into the "don't make me think" UI/UX idea. Where you should only use common patterns, build on what people already know, don't teach them something new. This makes it sound a bit sad though, but learn
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People Don't Read Instructions(softuts.com)
5 points by XCSme 2y ago|8 comments
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by XCSme 2y ago
Nice, I was just adding https://github.com/react-grid-layout/react-grid-layout to a dashboard, where you can drag/re-order charts. I assume this would make the implementation better.
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by XCSme 2y ago
Yeah, I am not worried about the privacy for sending the data to your servers, but for it being forwarded to the cloud LLM models. Could you add support for local models/Ollama?
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by XCSme 2y ago
Your app looks really cool. I like how you can hover to see the original. That being said, I wouldn't really use it for privacy reasons. Is all the data sent to some third-party API? What stops it from sending banking information, cont
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by XCSme 2y ago
It reminds me I still have this project, maybe I should update it: https://codecanyon.net/item/modern-chat-rooms-vuejs-multimed... The problem with it, was that it was made in PHP, and websocket support is non-existing
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by XCSme 2y ago
That's true, the implications are not necessarily positive. I was just criticizing the idea that it's impossible for something to make something better than itself. Maybe not in all aspects, but at least in some, it's definit
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by XCSme 2y ago
I agree with most of it, but saying that holism doesn't exist is weird. Also, humans have definitely created things that are better, at least in some aspects, than humans. Cars are faster than humans. Even AI-specific, AI chess engines
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by XCSme 2y ago
> What stops a malicious actor from calling those APIs and feeding them garbage? Isn't that true for any service or API that collects data? If a bad actor wants to spam it with useless info, they can always find a way to do it. You
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by XCSme 2y ago
Yeah, that's true, it's very hard to stand out or know how good someone actually is through a short CV. > not the actual business value of what I’m doing Assuming that you are not willingly going to work for a company that does
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by XCSme 2y ago
I even created a tutorial for making the Grooveshark logo https://www.tips4design.com/2010/08/ai-draw-grooveshark-logo...
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by XCSme 2y ago
You can still stand out by being an outstanding coder and good person/communicator. In my experience, companies tend to avoid people that know or pretend to know too much about the company/vision. I'm not sure why that is, b
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by XCSme 2y ago
When we do our job, we very rarely interact directly with the "mission". We are coders, if we like the project/technology and the team is fun, of course we will be happy to do our job well. On the other hand, what does the mi
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by XCSme 2y ago
Why was it scrolling to it though?
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by XCSme 2y ago
Me and my accountant...
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by XCSme 2y ago
Weird that the URL links to the bottom of the page(?).
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by XCSme 2y ago
Latest Node can run TypeScript: https://2ality.com/2025/01/nodejs-strip-type.html
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by XCSme 2y ago
Latest Node can run TypeScript: https://2ality.com/2025/01/nodejs-strip-type.html
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by XCSme 2y ago
With Docker, it isn't that bad. Default Windows UI/UX + PowerToys can be quite efficient. Maybe I should try dual-booting with Ubuntu.
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by XCSme 2y ago
So I just need 2 more years :D and then +$49.98m/year revenue will come
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by XCSme 2y ago
Congrats! I am curious where do you think VWO is heading now? If people buy it, they expect growth, I assume. I guess the plan is to expand? Either through marketing or extending the product scope? I was surprised by this: > Delhi-based
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by XCSme 2y ago
Maybe it depends on the project/dependencies. Still a lot of open/recent Windows issues: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3...
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by XCSme 2y ago
Because I develop on Windows?
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by XCSme 2y ago
> Node is great but there's just too many options to configure What exactly do you have to configure in Node?
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by XCSme 2y ago
How's the Windows support? I check every few months, and it always fails to even run bun install on my projects on Windows.
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by XCSme 2y ago
It's even more than before. That being said, you still get a lot of stats with any analytics platform, just that they're skewed. If you use GA4, you will track more non-savy users (not those who have ad-blockers, or use Brave or F
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by XCSme 2y ago
Note that Hotjar is blocked by Brave by default (and probably other ad-blockers), so the data you get can be skewed, as it no longer represents the more technical audience (which your website might be for, or the people coming from HN). ht
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by XCSme 2y ago
I suggest you use a template, now it looks like it's AI generated. Especially, the 100% full width layout looks weird on large resolutions. In general, everything is too big/spaced out, hard to read the text when it is so large. T
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by XCSme 2y ago
That was just an example, LLM can convert any format, directly within the document/file. It's a lot faster and easier to use, especially when developing and you just need to try out quickly different things. For example, you can j

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