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by breadchris 3y ago
yes, this. it feels pretty magical to immediately find people across the Internet who have most likely "gone deep" on something I also have. it is surprisingly hard to connect with people like this in 2024.
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by breadchris 3y ago
I like the comparison to writing. In order to be a better writer, you must read works that are well written. The most common way that I read code are by traversing my source tree into the code I depend on (stdlib/third-party). When dep
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Try a Partner Dance(breadchris.com)
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Dreamwidth Studios: open-source social networking, CRM, and publishing platform(dreamwidth.org)
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Go Webauthn Example(herbie.dev)
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I Need Some Hackers(breadchris.com)
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by breadchris 3y ago
yeah it looks like you are right: https://arc.net/l/quote/veycnsqt
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by breadchris 3y ago
> I don't understand what the problem is here. Every installation of Node comes bundled with npm. If it doesn't, that is a package maintenance problem. Node and npm are two commands, and when you go to find packages, you will s
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by breadchris 3y ago
if I were a beginner developer, I now have to have the tribal knowledge of the difference between .js and .mjs. I don't see anyone widely using .mjs to write their code either.
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by breadchris 3y ago
bazel is pretty cool, I have seen it work at Uber for the go monorepo at impressive scale (and of course it works for google). When I need to scale up the build process this will be the tool i reach for, but for starting out it is another t
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by breadchris 3y ago
an interesting project. go contains many source artifacts which make decompilation a bit more straight forward as well. I havent seen anyone really attempt this for go, but would be notable research
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by breadchris 3y ago
have you ever used tinygo? I have been curious how much that project gets used. It seems to me that rust is probably going to be the language of choice some point in the future.
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by breadchris 3y ago
great point, this is the one thing that I wish was more intuitive. You don't have to do this if main.go is the only file in the main package and all other code is referenced by a package.
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Go run(breadchris.com)
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Join a group to save your life(breadchris.com)
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Keywords for Top Languages(breadchris.com)
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by breadchris 3y ago
Depending on who your market is (sales leads, researchers, developers) it may not make sense to support local/OSS. Posting this on hn will always bring a bearded dev, me, into the comments to rant about the way things should be, but th
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by breadchris 3y ago
"you must show the notification when you receive it", is it not possible to filter the notifications on the server before sending them down?
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by breadchris 3y ago
I have been building something similar [1] with the goal to make it easy to save and share things you find. I will not use SaaS for saving content anymore as I find myself wanting to build larger compositions of work and dealing with APIs j
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Naming Is Important(breadchris.com)
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Keywords for Top Languages(breadchris.com)
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Show HN: Visually Recall Browsing History(breadchris.com)
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by breadchris 3y ago
we love happy accidents
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by breadchris 3y ago
Care less about the idea, and more about the effort. When your goal is to work on something that makes you personally happy, it is something you return to everyday organically. The effort you put in doesn't feel like work. Even if you
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Zoning Out During Standup(breadchris.com)
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by breadchris 3y ago
wow awesome analogy. I got rejected because my leet code solution wasn't fast enough for a security engineer position. The person who referred me was furious. Meanwhile, another interviewer did just this to me and it let me flex my kno
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Fashion Starts as a Sketch(breadchris.com)
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Autoupdating Chrome Extensions(developer.chrome.com)
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I Am Moving from Substack(breadchris.com)
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by breadchris 3y ago
What has always blown my mind is the lack of documentation/open source projects. With such powerful data we come across while browsing the web, it would only make sense to me there would be more tools to use an extend in this space. Br

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