facundo_olano

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by facundo_olano 1y ago
As a non native English speaker/writer there are a bunch of errors I miss, no matter how much attention I pay and how much I proofread, and these tools are useful to catch those.
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Quick notes on a brief agentic coding experience(olano.dev)
1 points by facundo_olano 1y ago|0 comments
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Fallacies of Code Generation(olano.dev)
1 points by facundo_olano 1y ago|2 comments
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
you should try the reader then https://github.com/facundoolano/feedi
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Gleam, coming from Erlang(olano.dev)
3 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|0 comments
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A slow link aggregator built with Gleam(github.com)
4 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|0 comments
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Unit Testing Principles(olano.dev)
22 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|6 comments
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
Most of the "structural" events of the story are true, most of the scenes are made up or pastiche. If you're interested in the facts, I suggest taking a look at the sources at the bottom, especially the Mark Ferrari interview
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/indianajones/comments/1hwce4a/india...
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A Pixel Parable(olano.dev)
160 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|19 comments
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Software Design Is Knowledge Building(olano.dev)
3 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|0 comments
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A Pixel Parable(olano.dev)
3 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|0 comments
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My blogging setup is my writing process(olano.dev)
3 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|0 comments
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
This story broke my rss reader.
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
I considered adding them (also considered adding links to the book page) but I ended up preferring the uncluttered titles only version. (I know it makes it inconvenient to lookup the book).
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My Software Bookshelf(olano.dev)
39 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|6 comments
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Ngtop – Request analytics from the Nginx access logs(github.com)
120 points by facundo_olano 2y ago|20 comments
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
Make sure to also include a link tag in all the website headers, so the feed is discoverable by readers: <link type="application/atom+xml" rel="alternate" href="/feed.xml" title="olano.
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
Depends on how your blog is generated. Static generators like jekyll have plugins for this[1], but it’s also easy enough to generate it by hand with an xml template [2]. Wordpress, substack and other platforms generate it by default afaik.
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
TIL thanks for commenting, I'll make a note to fix this.
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
+1 I'd say it's a great read even if you don't plan to do much Erlang or Elixir programming.
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
I second this. I wrote a post around this idea of non chronological blog archiving https://olano.dev/blog/web-anthologists
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
I really like this metaphor of provisioning architecture and staying clear of dead ends. I'd say dead ends come not just from bad quick design decisions but also from wrong predictions (in the scenario you describe where it's hard
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
I was curious about this position (the fact that you are upfront that you need to do a big refactor), but then the application form was very off-putting. > Tell us about yourself in 3 KPIs, with a brief explanation and examples. (A KPI i
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by facundo_olano 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | ARGENTINA (GMT-3) | REMOTE Résumé/CV: https://olano.dev/resume/ GitHub: https://github.com/facundoolano Email: facundo.olano@gmail.com Technologies: Erlang, Elixir/Phoenix, Pyt
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by facundo_olano 3y ago
I kind of want my Emacs scratchpad to work like this now.
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by facundo_olano 3y ago
> If I were going to suggest anything, it would be "don't use Readability" since it isn't a good fit for this use case. It is a perfect fit for the user experience I was going for, even if it adds development and oper
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by facundo_olano 3y ago
> In other ways, I’m upset and jealous the author got there first. Don't be! the whole point of this was to build something for myself, and use the process to reflect. There's no reason why trying something similar shouldn&#x27
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by facundo_olano 3y ago
fwiw my reasoning wasn't javascript -> node, it was more that I was biased towards doing all significant work on the backend. So it didn't even occur to me that I could add some ad hoc logic to fetch the article HTML from js, p
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by facundo_olano 3y ago
(I'm the post author). I agree with this. Perhaps I'd emphasize larger in terms of people working on it rather than codebase size. Once you have competing "mental models" about how the code works, the problem of silent b

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