dylandevelops

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   by dylandevelops 4mo ago

   I agree with you. The more I vibe code, the less interested I feel in what I'm building. Working with models that force me to think, especially with personal projects, helps me stay engaged and enjoy what I am doing more.
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   by dylandevelops 4mo ago

   I agree with you here. Unfortunately, this tends to be the case, with smaller developers paying the price.
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   by dylandevelops 7mo ago

   Anything to replace my Jira dependency!! You are speaking my language
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   Show HN: tmpo – CLI time tracker with automatic project detection(github.com)

   2 points by dylandevelops 7mo ago|2 comments
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   Show HN: tmpo – Local-first CLI time tracker with automatic project detection(github.com)

   2 points by dylandevelops 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by dylandevelops 9mo ago

   Love using GitHub for managing everything. I can create issues of features and bugs and work through completing them in each pull request. I have also recently created my own tool called tmpo, which I use to log my time when working on proj
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   Show HN: tmpo – CLI time tracker with Git integration and local-first storage(github.com)

   2 points by dylandevelops 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by dylandevelops 10mo ago

   Thank you! I'm thrilled that the Unix-y approach resonates with you, as that is exactly what I am aiming for! And yes, you have hit the main tradeoff that I have and am currently struggling with. The auto-detection works great for &quo
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   Show HN: tmpo – Minimal CLI time tracker with auto-detection for developers(github.com)

   1 points by dylandevelops 10mo ago|2 comments