aguacaterojo

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by aguacaterojo 1mo ago
I've been using its predecessor organic maps for years. Maps.me before it. Been great in the outback and rural areas. Seems like Comaps is the open fork https://openletter.earth/open-letter-to-organic-maps-shareho...
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by aguacaterojo 3mo ago
https://github.com/airdaydev/airday Underpinning my current app is an e2ee local-first sync engine, basically it is a traditional client-server sync (encrypted logs + snapshots sequenced with integers). It sends bundle
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by aguacaterojo 3mo ago
I started playing video games in Spanish about a year ago. I've finished about 20 now. I had a base of course & was doing little courses etc. But I've sunk 100s of hours now focusing on text and voice heavy games and it went f
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
1 person can do another person a favor which involves fucking over a 3rd person.
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
This is very fun. Having just tried it with my maybe tone deaf partner, she showed progress when she sang at the same time as the notes. It might be good if there was like a faster looped version where the notes would play more frequently.
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
You should work on the flash of unstyled content! leaves a bad first impression
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
Having just tested my app with very niche online groups, friends and cold messaging some people who I thought might have wanted what I'm building, and getting almost no response - my advice would be to burst that bubble early. As a gen
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
The biggest problem with Duolingo is not just the spaced repetition but the entire curriculum is random, imprecise and felt like slop long before LLMs (with the exception of stories I guess). By random I mean it's just like reading a s
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by aguacaterojo 4mo ago
About half-way through Charles Petzold's Code https://codehiddenlanguage.com/ and continuing studying linear algebra (weak points as a self-taught coder). Tidying up an e2ee, server/client, CRDT-backed, collaborat
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by aguacaterojo 5mo ago
I think stories are a good approach, although there's something grating about the voice / monotony after 1-2 stories. Have you thought about narrating yourself?
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by aguacaterojo 5mo ago
The Product Manager needs to justify their job.
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by aguacaterojo 5mo ago
Do you think most people are made to sit still for 8 hours? Do you think someone who can't do that is defective?
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by aguacaterojo 6mo ago
V cool. Works in ff on mac for me. Maybe vibe coded but it's a spectrum. Probably in need of a bit of polish and a better performing example & maybe resolution switching. Basement Studio is legit I have bought their fonts in the pa
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by aguacaterojo 6mo ago
Are people really using Github CoPilot on their own volition or is it just "my employer only lets me use this tool"?
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by aguacaterojo 7mo ago
What's it like building native MacOS? SwiftUI or UIKit or?
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by aguacaterojo 7mo ago
Last week I wrote the spec for a couple of vanilla JS https://danielgormly.github.io/primavera-ui/dnd/ that I've handwritten in the past. I used the spec to vibecode them + a few follow-up correction prompts.
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by aguacaterojo 7mo ago
The man himself. Yeah agreed you guys have solved it. It is more a misfired crud dev instinct for me that sees it as wasteful. Just a different paradigm and not big in practice. I've got eg-walker & Diamond Types in my reading&#x2F
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by aguacaterojo 7mo ago
I've spent a lot of time studying CRDTs & order theory in the last year & will publish an article too. Local-first apps are not easy to build, complex data structures (say, calendar repetitions with exceptions) become harder to
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by aguacaterojo 7mo ago
where are you using this in production?
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by aguacaterojo 8mo ago
How would a LAMP stack help his git server?
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by aguacaterojo 9mo ago
good chance he is a professor in a technical field and English is not his first language
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by aguacaterojo 9mo ago
I was being a little facetious. Yes they probably "like" processed insect food designed for them, but for the average dog, I'm still betting on the steak. Wolves scavenge opportunistically, but they are first apex predators.
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by aguacaterojo 9mo ago
But still your dog doesn't really want to eat the bugs, it's just there's no bowl of steak next to it
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by aguacaterojo 11mo ago
"Linear raises $82M in series C funding at $1.25B valuation to challenge Atlassian"
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by aguacaterojo 1y ago
One one hand it's probably a good thing to have open source police. On the other hand, not quite open source was the correct choice for a lot of these projects.
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by aguacaterojo 1y ago
> You can't even verify the build you get off Github was compiled from the same posted source. You don't need to because you compile it from source yourself
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by aguacaterojo 1y ago
I understand what you are saying and don't fully disagree. You can allocate time & energy into immediate real world solutions while reaping the personal growth. There is certainly a balance. The counter-point is that in the case of
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by aguacaterojo 2y ago
i think that the story is loaded with about 80% superfluous context and 20% story. op worked at us airforce base managing access control to global intel systems. he delegated authorisation check to jr. jr told op they checked out, however,
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by aguacaterojo 3y ago
Very similar story for my team, incl. the 2x cert expiry cluster disasters early on requiring a rebuild. We migrated from Kubespray to kOPs (with almost no deviations from a default install) and it's been quite smooth for 4 or 5 years
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by aguacaterojo 3y ago
a small amount of dogshit work was getting done at 1-3am

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