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by all2 2mo ago
They say release early and often, so here's my micro BOM manager. The core data model is complete, and I'm scaffolding my way to an API for the server. UI comes next. My development process is pretty tight, as I'm opinionated
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by all2 2mo ago
This sounds amazing. I might give this a go!
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by all2 2mo ago
Note to be confused with Haxe: https://haxe.org/
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by all2 2mo ago
Probably because of the 'minimalist' qualifier.
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by all2 2mo ago
The heaviness of your layering will depend directly upon the environment you will be in. The above is adequate for most temperate climates. If you plan on being at higher elevations during local fall/winter/spring, your base layer
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by all2 2mo ago
For those that don't have dead comments showing in their HN UI, Mike has a response adjacent to this one [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49244312 @dang, the creator of this idea is having his comments kil
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by all2 2mo ago
You have a robot. You need it to be smarter. You buy a new model cartridge (probably a PCIE 9.x). Now you need some domain specific skills. You'd like it to be able to cook, and you'd like it to not dent your walls anymore. You bu
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by all2 2mo ago
This is more complex than "houses cost less then". Given a fiat currency and fractional reserve banking, the dollar floats in value like a leaf on the wind. Houses cost less, people made proportionally less (inflation is a conside
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by all2 2mo ago
My parents bought their house when rates were about 12-14%... "High" is relative.
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by all2 2mo ago
I think routing should be pushed 'down the stack' so to speak. What I mean is that most tasks can be recursively fragmented into smaller tasks, and once you've hit suitable leaf nodes -- where the task is very granular -- you
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Show HN: Usbatlas – simple CLI utility to see what USBIP devices are attached(github.com)
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by all2 2mo ago
Not GP, but my datasets weigh in at around 2-20GB depending.
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by all2 2mo ago
My solution to this is to not have clocks in my house at all. This has nothing to do with the fact that I still haven't figured out how to set the time on my microwave. :D
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by all2 2mo ago
Just providing context for folks who don't know what MARS is and want to see stuff run in the UI. :D
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by all2 2mo ago
As a side note, anyone is welcome to add 'CEO of HTMX' to their LinkedIn profile. ...I may have done this.
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by all2 2mo ago
The nrol 39 mission patch is one of my favorites. You should find the authorizing docs for that patch and read the hand written notes. They're hilarious.
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by all2 2mo ago
Have you ever heard of the rather excellent Pen Island, vendors of fine pens? On my work computer, so you can plumb the internet archive for yourself.
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by all2 2mo ago
From the git repo: webMARS is a browser implementation of MARS MIPS 4.5: editor, assembler, simulator, help system, and classic MARS tools in a single web UI. Overview - Single-page IDE for editing, assembling, running, step
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by all2 2mo ago
Is this the old monolith vs micro-services argument? I guess this boils down to 'how granular and function specific are your building blocks?' and where you draw the lines programmatically: library interfaces in a single program&#
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by all2 2mo ago
Is one ever truly finished rebuilding an entire code-base one piece at a time?
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by all2 2mo ago
If I had to do a 'code quality' checker I think I'd try to use some combination of syntax tree analysis, data flow analysis, and LOC changed. Something like that. Too many new nodes in the syntax tree, or a sub-tree that appe
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by all2 2mo ago
They told me the future would have horrors beyond my comprehension. But I understand this particular horror. I might even agree... :D
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by all2 2mo ago
I wouldn't consider those things embarrassing. You may even consider it an opportunity to discuss the book at a later date?
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by all2 3mo ago
My version, off-the-cuff: """ Making a demo that does some things is easy. Making a demo that does all the things is hard. We took a lot of time to make this product polished. We nailed down a lot of UX gotchas and a lot of b
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by all2 3mo ago
You're good, man. I get it. Your heart and soul goes into a thing and the only comment you get is 'hey, look at these other posts with this suspicious user activity'. Nothing about your work. I've had to deal with this i
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by all2 3mo ago
Role play, which is a huge consumer of tokens. You can glance at openrouter's usage stats and see what apps tokens are going to and what the inference content was classified as. It's quite revealing.
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by all2 3mo ago
Not what GP was going for, I think. They called out a green user with a very specific comment history and made no comment about this submission.
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by all2 3mo ago
How do people even find this kind of thing? Is it manually? Are there search tools for this?
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by all2 3mo ago
If you spend enough time with an LLM and aren't paying attention, you'll pick up on its mannerisms. I did this awhile ago (the "its not this, its that" thing) and someone here called me on it. After that callout, I'
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by all2 3mo ago
I know this is a facetious dismissal, but I'll try to respond anyway. > I imagine you wanted to say "ignores the Declaration of Independence", which you quoted? Correct. > Sure, if you believe that this declaration endo

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