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by dennisy 1y ago
Ohh, I really wish I also had this attitude (YAGNI)! But do you not believe there is some value in trying to store some of what you found / learnt each day, to allow you to make some new connections in the brain the following days?
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by dennisy 1y ago
Sorry not sure I really understood your approach.
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Ask HN: How do you store the knowledge gained in a day?
67 points by dennisy 1y ago|96 comments
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by dennisy 1y ago
Ok, but how do you know it’s good? With data I think that is very hard, I wrote a SQL query (without AI) which ran and showed what look like correct numbers only to years later realise it was incorrect. When doing more complex calculations,
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by dennisy 1y ago
Does this mean we will have people “vibe coding” data warehouses now? Might cause a few issues…
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by dennisy 1y ago
Adding a link for A2A ( https://developers.googleblog.com/en/a2a-a-new-era-of-agent-... ) Also I believe there are some open source directories and Anthropic themselves are planning to launch or have launched a directory
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by dennisy 1y ago
I am not sure I get the full workflow or use case here, are there many people out there looking to make more connections (outside of dating)? I ask genuinely as I have been knocking this idea around too - but I am just not sure the use case
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by dennisy 1y ago
I love these sorts of apps, but I still am not really sure why I need the webpages. At any time I do research for a topic I find more things than I can read in that session, so what are the old links for? I would love to hear how people use
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by dennisy 2y ago
I think it could be because your email is cached in the form provider (type form).
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by dennisy 2y ago
Looks great! Would be interested to hear how people are getting on with Tana ( https://tana.inc/ ), the tool from which this idea was borrowed.
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by dennisy 2y ago
Yes they are releasing AI features: https://www.figma.com/ai/
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by dennisy 2y ago
Oh very intriguing! Could you please elaborate how you are using MCP servers with VS code for coding?
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by dennisy 2y ago
Nuxt Content v3 is out, not tried it yet, but for those familiar mostly with Vue it looks pretty good: https://content3.nuxt.dev/
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by dennisy 2y ago
Really? I thought it was very cool too, but had no idea what to do with it. Would be interesting to hear what you feel this is well suited for?
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by dennisy 2y ago
I have seen quite a few digital books at this price point now. Personally I feel it is quite high, but I assume I am in the minority?
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Ask HN: Where do you go to learn data engineering patterns?
1 points by dennisy 2y ago|0 comments
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by dennisy 2y ago
This makes sense for sure. Have you been getting good results with something more complicated than basic CRID type applications?
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by dennisy 2y ago
Whilst this is cool, why would we want to push this logic into the DB? It seems cleaner to keep this in the service layer and use any PDF parsing library and subsequent schema to store the parsed files.
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by dennisy 2y ago
I feel if people are finding programming as creative and interesting with AI as without there is a chance they actually prefer product management? Half statement, half question… I have personally stopped using AI assistance in programming a
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by dennisy 2y ago
That is a great point, if CRUD is all we need PostgREST would be all we need!
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by dennisy 2y ago
Yeah I had a good read of the concept. I do agree for most CRUD apps there will be no divergence. My concern is that this breaks layering suggested by most architecture frameworks.
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by dennisy 2y ago
Great article! Bit of an aside, whilst SQLModel and merging the API validation and ORM models is fast, is it a good idea? There could be reasons these two things should grow individually and is it good to put so much logic into external fra
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by dennisy 2y ago
This is very neat, well executed! So congratulations to you! Do you use a 3rd party for the "physical" parts of the business such as printing and mailing?
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by dennisy 2y ago
Yes! This is the other point is that it is also just distracting as you are thinking through a hard problem to have code just popping up which you inevitably end up reading even if you know what you planned to write. Just had a glimpse at s
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by dennisy 2y ago
This is a cool project! However maybe we should just be on a break when on a coffee break?
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by dennisy 2y ago
I feel this idea extends past just learning, I worry using LLMs to write code is making us all lazy and unfocused thinkers. I personally have banned myself from using any in editor assistance where you just copy the code directly over. I do
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by dennisy 2y ago
Yeah I completely agree with this, it makes me sad that OpenAI are spending time on this when they should be pushing the foundation models ahead.
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by dennisy 2y ago
Sorry but I think you are conflating the efficiency of these tools, and what my true concern here is that I will become a worse developer. I am not trying to optimise how fast I write code, I want to optimise how well I can do it.
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by dennisy 2y ago
I feel we are in the same place! Recently it is just worrying me that yes maybe I fixed a few bugs fast, but I won’t be able to fix them again as I did not learn anything long term. However if it takes you 3 hours of reading GitHub issues a
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Ask HN: Do AI coding tools make you a worse programmer?
4 points by dennisy 2y ago|4 comments

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