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Code on Incus(github.com)
2 points by felipemesquita 5mo ago|0 comments
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Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display(9to5google.com)
9 points by felipemesquita 7mo ago|0 comments
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Upright: An Open Source Synthetic Monitoring System(dev.37signals.com)
2 points by felipemesquita 8mo ago|0 comments
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Y Clawbinator(yclawbinator.ai)
1 points by felipemesquita 8mo ago|1 comments
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by felipemesquita 11mo ago
Author argues that values long embedded in Ruby culture (testing, readability, design) are very useful for collaborating with AI, gives an example os asking Claude to follow tdd
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
He writes about controversial topics on his personal blog, and is on the right side of the political spectrum
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
While I agree, I think that was where Justin’s experience could contribute some nuance to the overall narrative.
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Why I'm not rushing to take sides in the RubyGems fiasco(justin.searls.co)
157 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|112 comments
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Benjamin Button Reviews macOS(rakhim.exotext.com)
140 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|16 comments
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Magic Lantern Is Back(magiclantern.fm)
501 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|165 comments
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I find this recently added rails default a bit too restrictive, especially because iOS doesn’t allow 3rd party browsers and only offers browser updates via system updates: > In addition to specifically named browser versions, you can als
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice(articles.pragdave.me)
3 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|0 comments
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
Are you on the pro plan? I think pro users can use all models indefinitely
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I’m on Plus and have only GPT-5 on the iOS app and only the old models (except 4.5 and older expensive to run ones) in the web interface since yesterday after the announcement.
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I’m not sure yet if it’s better than Claude, but the best way to use GPT-5 it is https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush
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Ask HN: How did you like GPT-4.5?
1 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|2 comments
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
The codex thing inside ChatGPT, the copilot thing in the github web ui
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
A love letter their rails users indeed. Congratulations to the tailwind team for shipping this! Disclosure
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I frequently place my car keys inside or under a thing I need to take with me when I leave. Costs me having to search for my keys, but only in the times when I would have otherwise forgotten the thing.
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I’m usually weary of long readmes with too much styling as that indicates to me a high likelihood that they were written by ai and the author might not have even read all of it. The use of generic ai images also gives a bad impression - for
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Opinionated Arch/Hyprland Setup by DHH(omarchy.org)
5 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|1 comments
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
Some do, but it either involves an additional secret specific for this purpose, or it burdens the client with controlling access and exposure of incoming request headers (in logs and middleware) since they would include the token that can a
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
The post is about how webhook requests are usually signed and api responses are not. For me it seems clear that the reason for this different approach is that api requests are already authenticated. Signing them would yield little additiona
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
Rails’ Active Record was named after the pattern as described by Martin Fowler: https://www.martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/activeRecord.html
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
This post (2019) by David Bryant Copeland about npm security goes into some of the complications that arise when multiple versions of a dependency are allowed to be loaded simultaneously: https://naildrivin5.com/blog/20
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
I've achieved what seems to be a stable structure outside the edges, https://onemillionchessboards.com/#1347,3624
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Trick 2025(github.com)
2 points by felipemesquita 1y ago|0 comments
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
The subtitle “A reference manual for people who design and build software” seems at odds with the description: > This book won’t teach you how to actually make software […] It’s a manual that explains how the things you use everyday actu
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
It’s nice that the phone app is free and works without the device. I’m curious about how “Hardcore Mode (optional)” could work, which the page describes as “Locks apps for the entire focus session with no way to bypass it. The only way to u
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by felipemesquita 1y ago
It does work. It’s actually the only thing Apple Intelligence managed to summarize correctly

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