divmain

6 ms·

1.
by divmain 6mo ago
Is there any chance you might support a local-first version of this in the future? I've been interested in apps like this and Littlebird in particular seems very attractive. But I'm loathe to essentially send screenshots/summ
2.
by divmain 7mo ago
Completely agree; my approach was not the most practical. I mostly wanted to know how hard it would be and, as I said, haven’t used it much since. Yes, macFUSE is messy to rely upon. I feel as though the right abstraction is simply unavail
3.
by divmain 7mo ago
This is what I was going for with Treebeard[0]. It is sandbox-exec, worktrees, and COW/overlay filesystem. The overlay filesystem is nice, in that you have access to git-ignored files in the original directory without having to worry a
4.
by divmain 9mo ago
Docker Hardened Images integrate Socket Firewall, which provides protection from threats like Shai-Hulud during build steps. You can read our partnership announcement over here: https://socket.dev/blog/socket-firewall-n
5.
by divmain 10mo ago
pnpm’s minimumReleaseAge can help a ton with this. There’s a tricky balance, because allowing your dependencies to get stale makes you inherently more vulnerable to vulnerabilities in your packages. And, critically, fixing a vulnerability i
6.
by divmain 11mo ago
I’ve been using the crush TUI primarily. I like that I have the flexibility to switch to a smarter model on occasion - for awhile I hesitated to pick up AI coding at all, simply because I didn’t want to be locked into a model that could be
7.
by divmain 11mo ago
I have been an AI-coding skeptic for some time. I always acknowledged LLMs as useful for solving specific problems and making certain things possible that weren't possible before. But I've not been surprised to see AI fail to live
8.
by divmain 1y ago
I experienced the same, but I think it is a limitation of OpenRouter. When I hit Cerebra’s OpenAI endpoint directly, it works flawlessly.
9.
by divmain 2y ago
For anyone considering: I applied, didn’t get an offer, but had a fantastic experience. Authentic people, with the right mix of ambition and work-life balance. They respected the time required for me to engage in their hiring interviewing p
10.
by divmain 4y ago
This is great to hear! I tried Orion for awhile and Bitwarden was really flaky. I'll have to give it another go.
11.
by divmain 5y ago
It is a bit above your price point, but I have been using Kagi.com (not affiliated, just impressed). They're in beta, but will charge ~$10 once they go GA. Like you, I tried DuckDuckGo for awhile, but resorted to g! so often that I sta
12.
by divmain 5y ago
After having used DuckDuckGo for a couple of years and habitually using g!, I switched to Kagi recently. Much better experience, I like that I’m a customer and not the product, great search results. I have been surprised and impressed.
13.
Show HN: Maintainerd, taking the busy-work out of OSS maintenance(github.com)
3 points by divmain 9y ago|0 comments
14.
by divmain 9y ago
I attended Code Fellows in October-December of 2013. I had held a handful of tech-heavy positions prior to that time, but had never worked as a software engineer/developer. I originally saw three primary benefits to attending bootcamp
15.
Show HN: Freactal: Dead-simple, composable state management for React(github.com)
18 points by divmain 9y ago|0 comments
16.
by divmain 10y ago
We're discussing that here: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/rapscallion/issues/51 It should be relatively straightforward to add - its just a matter of deciding on the right level of abstraction.
17.
Show HN: Rapscallion, a faster async React SSR(github.com)
8 points by divmain 10y ago|3 comments
18.
Rapscallion: async SSR for React apps(formidable.com)
25 points by divmain 10y ago|0 comments
19.
by divmain 10y ago
I found Seductive Interaction Design to be both enjoyable and highly instructive! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321725522/
20.
by divmain 10y ago
No direct implications. But it should provide solid ground for libraries like Victory. https://github.com/FormidableLabs/Victory
21.
Show HN: Recollect, a Pleasant Promise API for IndexedDb(github.com)
2 points by divmain 11y ago|0 comments
22.
by divmain 11y ago
I can respond as both a graduate and as someone who was later involved in hiring bootcamp graduates. About two years ago, I entered into the first Code Fellows JavaScript bootcamp. The course lasted 8 weeks and I was offered a job at arou
23.
Js-seed: start a front end project in under 5 mins, with friendly test/build infra(github.com)
1 points by divmain 11y ago|0 comments
24.
by divmain 12y ago
After re-reading your comment, one additional note. Line/hunk reverting is supported. I think it could stand improvement with regard to amending commits, tho!
25.
by divmain 12y ago
Thanks for the positive reception folks. I was boarding a plane just as this hit the front page. Feel free to reach out or file an issue if there's something useful you'd like to see added.
26.
by divmain 12y ago
I have been using it consistently over the last while, and I was reasonably confident of completeness and robustness enough to call it ready to share. That being said, there may be bugs in some of the darker corners. I'm pretty happy w
27.
by divmain 12y ago
I wish I'd remembered git-cola when I started work on this! SourceTree doesn't really reveal what it does under the hood when staging lines, and I was looking for something open source to reference. I totally agree about additiona
28.
Show HN: GitSavvy, Git integration in Sublime including per-line staging(github.com)
126 points by divmain 12y ago|20 comments
29.
by divmain 12y ago
I've used OmniMarkupPreviewer, and it has worked very well under both Sublime Text 2 & 3. https://github.com/timonwong/OmniMarkupPreviewer
30.
by divmain 12y ago
There's another benefit to including map/reduce/filter in Lo-Dash and Underscore, and that is chaining. Were these methods removed in favor of native methods, _.chain would be much less useful.

More ›