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Show HN: Track 10x bathroom tile developer status across code forges with Hugo
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Actually a really nice post and helping me to pull the trigger. I’ve been waiting to invest because I feel like a crash is coming but I should stop feeling that way
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Yea I’m a big fan of rust but it does feel uncomfortable to see my dependency blowing up to the hundreds when I build
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What are the actual guarantees that go/Rust make that Python/npm don’t? It seems like it might just be that Python/npm are juicier targets? I’m starting to try and avoid all third party packages
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5mo ago
Yea I didn’t get great results in Atlanta. Can tell it was just scraped without much filtering
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5mo ago
Where are you seeing that info?? The link you posted says nothing about -p
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5mo ago
Looks cool but loads suuuuper slow
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This is pretty old (March 11). Doesn’t address that critical merge queue issue
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What were you using Gemini for? I feel like it’s pretty low quality compared to the others
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3-key rollover instead of n-key rollover?? Pass…
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5mo ago
Anytype. Open source and private notion alternative built on a really cool e2e encrypted and p2p protocol
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Is the main benefit that it’s written in Rust?
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Fair enough!
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I just meant your comment implied AI is a better coder than the general “you” which is an easy statement to say if you don’t know how to code. I don’t know your tech stack but I would be pretty nervous shipping a full AI generated project a
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Pretty cool explanation. Makes sense that it was defined that way. Thanks for the knowledge boost.
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These are some actually cool use cases but a lot of them probably could just be a bash script no?
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Good luck with that. Imagine waiting 5 minutes for each website to be slopped out and barely work. Also having to pay 50 cents each time you load a site…
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This looks very ugly compared to other matrix clients
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https://johnnydecimal.com/
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I can just do this with regular apple calendar no? What’s the benefit of using hora?
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>it can do it better than you >nontechnical Congrats for the success. Hoping you don’t run into major issues. The donation model idea is interesting
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Doing something the first time is how you learn the right and wrong things. You have to do it the second time to actually implement them
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What’s the situation with anthropic? Seems like they are in a similar position. Will Google be the actual winner?
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Good motivational post, been thinking on similar lines lately. Compounding might be the most powerful force. It’s hard to fight the temptation to quit when not seeing results but doing something small consistently for years will have a big
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Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll check it out!
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I don’t practice meditation so I couldn’t tell you. I do find that when I do it, there are two regimes. In the first regime the time goes somewhat quickly and it isn’t as difficult. I call this the zoning out regime. There usually hits a su
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There’s a lot of research on restorative environments (usually nature/outside)being good for focus. I definitely try to spend as much time outside as I can, but for some reason the wall works better for that 5-10 minutes. Being outside
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Men who stare at walls
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Cool idea not something I need. But based on the site design i probably wouldn’t try it. The site looks pretty dated/rough. You can do simple but use modern fonts and styling
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Is this actually true? It's still listed on the site although some other sources I've seen seem to imply this.
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