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by chr15m 1y ago
It's the year of Linux on the desktop!
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by chr15m 1y ago
Because it creates FOMO which creates sales.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Yep, we have a new tool and it's making us more productive when we learn how to use it properly. The malloc/GC example is a good analogy. One thing to note: understanding memory management as a Java programmer makes you a better p
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by chr15m 1y ago
It was like that for 500 years: > New regulations for the elections of the doge introduced in 1268 remained in force until the end of the republic in 1797. Their intention was to minimize the influence of individual great families, and t
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by chr15m 1y ago
Why not both? The selection of the Venetian Doge had alternating rounds of election and sortition. Apparently this served to ward off power hungry egomaniacs. Could be useful today.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Many of the comments don't even describe the code itself, but the change that was made to it. So instead of: x = 1 // set X to 1 You get: x = 1 // added this to set x to 1 And sometimes: // x = 1 /&#x
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Show HN: Simple code presentation tool for videos, screencasts, and demos(github.com)
1 points by chr15m 1y ago|1 comments
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by chr15m 2y ago
They tried something and it didn't work well. Branching paths of experimentation is not compatible with number-goes-up versioning.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Excellent catalogue!
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by chr15m 2y ago
If you're not aware of the downsides I don't have time to explain them to you. If you genuinely want to know, 5 minutes research will give you answers.
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by chr15m 2y ago
This is infinitely better than using CloudFlare. I hope it works and more people adopt it.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Hacking on new online music apps for http://dopeloop.ai and also fixing bugs in my online daily roguelike at http://rogule.com .
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by chr15m 2y ago
If this take is correct and we need creative B students, we might still get a compressed 21st century with human creative B students working together with AI A students who support the human with research, validation, workshopping ideas, et
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I measured how fast I ship(mccormick.cx)
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by chr15m 2y ago
Yep, those are better. Almost always the most honest words.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Side note: "we were wrong" - are there any more noble and beautiful words in the English language?
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by chr15m 2y ago
Claude is absolutely killing it on the Openrouter LLM rankings board. https://openrouter.ai/rankings It seems like the most popular choice for API access.
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by chr15m 2y ago
When one of my nodejs based sites experienced DoS, I installed & configured "express-slow-down" as middleware and it resolved the issue.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Never forget.
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I use LLMs for coding and writing(taoofmac.com)
1 points by chr15m 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ClojureScript Tiny Slides(github.com)
2 points by chr15m 2y ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 2y ago
> I’ve made tracks that I’m quite proud of in 90 minutes that have done 20+ million streams. Regardless of the ethics that's quite incredible!
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by chr15m 2y ago
The combination of https://hostedgitea.com and https://dopeloop.ai brings in over $500 per month. In 2025 I'm going to focus on shipping a bunch of new online music apps on dopeloop.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Great idea.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Good luck man, glad you had a great two years, thanks for sharing! Also, keep operating costs super cheap so you can keep the side hustle going and watch it grow over years. Don't shut it down unless you have to. To make $600/m yo
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by chr15m 2y ago
This situation doesn't happen with hardware running an open source OS. For example laptops running Linux can upgrade basically forever. Why are community maintained open source OSes better at this than commercially maintained proprieta
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Lowering the Bar to Writing Online(coryzue.com)
3 points by chr15m 2y ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 2y ago
Didn't get to meet you at HoC but I wanted to say thank you for working on jank. It's going to bring Clojure into so many new places typically reserved for compile-to-binary languages. Awesome work!
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by chr15m 2y ago
I'm really sorry about the crash! See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42093590 I have fixed the bug and if you do a hard refresh you should get the fixed version.
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by chr15m 2y ago
I'm so sorry about this! See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42093590 I have fixed the bug and if you do a hard refresh you should get the fixed version.

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