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   by colinmcd 6y ago

   I'm not using "static" to imply "non-interactive", just that there shouldn't be a server that does any rendering/data loading.
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   by colinmcd 6y ago

   What kinds of rich content? React + TypeScript, or something else? Have you used the Hugo babel plugin?
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   The ideal tech stack for a personal developer blog in 2020(vriad.com)

   192 points by colinmcd 6y ago|269 comments
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   Ask HN: A JSON standard for SQL schemas?

   1 points by colinmcd 6y ago|1 comments
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   by colinmcd 7y ago

   Just published an update to Zod that overhauls the error reporting. Now you can get the exact location in your complex/nested object where each validation error occurred. Plus all detected validation errors are reported simultaneously
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   by colinmcd 7y ago

   Been meaning to respond to this properly. I tried this exact approach initially but gave up after experiencing a series of frustrations. 1. I'm operating in a highly-connected, relation-heavy data domain (medical) where the queries I n
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   Ask HN: A tool for Covid patients to “flag” people/places they may have exposed?

   1 points by colinmcd 7y ago|1 comments
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   A doctor-lawyer’s guide to all things Covid-19(dpcfrontier.com)

   2 points by colinmcd 7y ago|1 comments
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   by colinmcd 7y ago

   I guess it's something in the air! Given the popularity of the other libraries, it's surprising that there's isn't an optimal one. And yeah, unless you've gone down the rabbit hole of type safety obsession, it'
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Fixed! I'd done exactly zero testing on mobile (built the site from scratch yesterday).
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Consider the thread derailed :P Just fixed this! I'd done exactly zero testing on mobile (built the site from scratch yesterday).
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Ah I see I misread your comment. You're right, Cujo also shouldn't have validated. In a previous version of the post `neutered` was nullable and `age` was optional, but I decided to save the discussion of nullables/optional u
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Re: runtypes. Not sure how I missed this, it looks like an excellent tool. No support for recursive types (which I personally want/need for my project). I really like their API for constraint checking...might have to steal that... [UPD
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    I personally prefer to standardize everything as a function. It also leaves some breathing room in case I decide to include parameters as part of a future API augmentation.
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Huh, not sure how I missed this. I don't love the class-based declarations: it's a bit verbose and doesn't allow you to use things like the spread operator to "mix in" fields into objects. There's also some red
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Huh. Totally missed this, it looks like an excellent tool. No support for recursive types (which I personally want/need for my project). I really like their API for constraint checking...might have to steal that... [UPDATE] runtypes ac
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Whoops! Should be `dogsList.parse(...)`. Also fixed the other typo :) Thanks!!
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    You can generate JSON Schema from TS with this library: https://github.com/YousefED/typescript-json-schema It's certainly conceivable to build an equivalent for Zod but you'll eventually want to validate type
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    I should point out that there's nothing in Zod (yet) that isn't expressible in Typescript. I'll eventually get around to doing string/numerical validations (`.isEmail()`, etc) that go beyond TS but currently all function
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    I look forward to that! It's definitely possible to wrap `io-ts` to get a better interface, especially if you spend some (or rather, a LOT) of time figuring out the type declarations...
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Good question! It wasn't easy to get the question mark on the left-hand side, but it is possible. Here's the Zod equivalent: const C = z.object({ foo: z.string(), bar: z.number().optional(), }); type C = t.TypeO
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Just made it significantly more obvious...Thanks for pointing that out!
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    Designing the perfect TypeScript schema validation library(vriad.com)

    98 points by colinmcd 7y ago|75 comments
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    You can get health insurance without being employed! Or check out the “healthcare cost-sharing” groups like Sedera - it’s great for freelancers.
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    by colinmcd 7y ago

    Great concept! Basically human-powered ensemble learning...clever. How many images are you able to process daily?
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    by colinmcd 8y ago

    Bagel Health (YC W19) First employee (Full-stack engineer) REMOTE Work at a YC startup trying to fix healthcare! Bagel is a new electronic health record for the growing direct primary care (DPC) movement. Read more about DPC at dpcnation.or
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    by colinmcd 8y ago

    Bagel Health (YC W19) First employee (Full-stack engineer) Decent cash salary plus first-employee equity (standard vesting) REMOTE Work at a YC startup trying to fix healthcare! Or at least improve a small part of it. Bagel is a new electro
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    Ask HN: Best way to get pre-orders for software products?

    2 points by colinmcd 9y ago|3 comments
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    Show HN: Bye-React – Migrate from React to Preact with One Command(github.com)

    7 points by colinmcd 9y ago|1 comments
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    by colinmcd 9y ago

    Wow that's an unfortunate bug. It's fixed now, sorry about that. Email me once you've signed up and I'll give you a discount (say, 100%).