gbro3n

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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   I suspect that to an extent, prices rise with the proportion of income people are willing to allocate to something. Cars will rise to the amount that matches the importance people place on them. If cars become less important due to electric
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   Coincidentally just saw poised.com on the front page. Not tried it but it promises to coach for speaking and presentation skills using AI. Check out that thread though as a few are questioning privacy policies around this service.
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   This isn't such a sin for a young project like this - Making code configurable adds overhead and it's often right to avoid 'over-configuration' along with 'over-abstraction' and other 'over-optimization ef
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   Was looking for a service just like this only days ago, and posted to Software Recommendations on Stack Exchange after failing to find anything via web search. If this works as advertised, then you've made something amazing. Haven&#x27
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   Agree, there's just easier ways to make good money than this. I think the upside of pure freelance is only having to deal with my own code, but it's still not worth the hoops these companies make you jump through.
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   Flutter is really compelling, would love to be given a project using it based on what I've seen of the environment and tooling. Dart is nice too. In my recent evaluation though I decided to go with PWAs unless I really need native only
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   We get what we tolerate.
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   I often find reading about 1/3 of docs / books is optimal. After that practical experience becomes more beneficial. Then when you encounter problems, search for specific information to resolve the issues most relevant to your goal
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   by gbro3n 4y ago

   Being too cloudy without being too cloudy, as per the article, I've gone with a full stack in containers under Docker Compose one one EC2 server, including the database. Services are still logically separated and have a robust CI/
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    Which old version number are you referring to as magic? I'd like to try it.
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    This and the many of the comments here are what keeps me away from react. There are too many ways to skin this cat.
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    Logseq has been great. As an outliner with backlinks, it makes it easy to take notes with minimal effort put into structuring while still being able to find and group related notes. Queries are awesome for filtering todos by subject. Local
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    Logseq with Git is solid, very hard to loose data, and is the best option for ownership of data / GDPR compliance / privacy. But Git isn't for everyone. Looking forward to sync also.
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    I feel this and wrote only today about treating software as a creative process. I feel that that programming is most enjoyable when it feels like art and it's inflexible processes around software development that break this. Paul Graha
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    Hackers, Painters and Practices for Software as a Creative Process(garethbrown.net)

    2 points by gbro3n 4y ago|0 comments
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    "shit show of cascading shit shows" ... When you come across a phrase that decribes a feeling so perfectly ...I will be using this!
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    "shit show of cascading shit shows" ... When you come across a phrase that decribes a feeling so perfectly ...I will be using this!
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    No problem. Good luck with the project.
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    Thought I'd try this on a problem I've been researching today (which I resolved) where my service worker for offline PWA usage was working for everything except audio files. I searched the following in say hello.so. "Service
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    Show HN: Maintaining a Blog with Jekyll, GitHub Pages and GitHub Codespaces(garethbrown.net)

    1 points by gbro3n 4y ago|0 comments
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    by gbro3n 4y ago

    Location: UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, JavaScript, SQL, .NET, Node.js, Docker, Containers, Databases, AWS, Azure, cloud stuff, rest on CV Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite&#x
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    Show HN: Managing Code Snippets Using Logseq(garethbrown.net)

    1 points by gbro3n 4y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Node script for recursive shell format variable replace in templates(github.com)

    2 points by gbro3n 5y ago|0 comments