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by gitgud 3y ago
> ”How do I make a website in 2023?” The same way you have in previous years… using the tools you are familiar with. Don’t waste time on shiny new tech, it’s a huge time investment. But, if you enjoy the process of learning it, then go
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by gitgud 3y ago
Phind is one of the stickiest apps I’ve ever used, reminds me of when I first used Google Images… now I use it constantly It also seems much more useful than ChatGPT or StackOverflow by themselves
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by gitgud 3y ago
> "but I'm starting to wonder if I should keep my mistakes to myself?" My take is that you should always "own your mistakes". In my experience, the people who never seem to make mistakes always have someone els
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Ask HN: How is “Bluesky” legally able to replicate the “Twitter” GUI?
3 points by gitgud 3y ago|9 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
> "Thirty years ago, Tim Berners-Lee and CERN gave the world a gift..." The only reason the decision seems important now, is if you think the internet could of never been developed without the all-powerful minds of "Tim
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by gitgud 3y ago
Really cool, only suggestion would be to put the comment id the summary instead of the number, as the comments aren’t in a predictable order
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by gitgud 3y ago
Vercel also offers multiple projects, and many other multi-tenant features too like “preview deploy commenting” by team members
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A group is it's own worst enemy (2005) [pdf](gwern.net)
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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World Skills(worldskills.org)
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Leaving a comment to come back in a few years/months when someone releases an approach that makes this possible...
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by gitgud 3y ago
A useful approach, but this is a tiny green field project. I'm not so sure it would work in a large existing proprietary system, where you shouldn't describe too much of the " NDA protected context "...
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Google's Lighthouse Scoring Calculator(googlechrome.github.io)
2 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
There's also similarities with making any change to software. It's relatively easy to merge code in, but takes much more effort and thought to remove the code later. Especially once other things are dependant on it...
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by gitgud 3y ago
When doing solo side-projects that have no revenue streams, if something begins to cost money, I'll try and change the architecture so it doesn't cost money anymore. It's sad, but I'd probably rather spend 4 hours migrat
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Twitter ‘no longer exists’ as Elon Musk merges it with X Corp(afr.com)
4 points by gitgud 3y ago|2 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Yeah the "next/image" has always bothered me, I suspect it's a huge revenue stream for them My advice is to just turn off the linting errors by adding this rule to ".eslintrc.json", like this: { &qu
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A new ChatGPT Zero Day attack is undetectable data-stealing malware(bgr.com)
10 points by gitgud 3y ago|4 comments
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Legs and knobs for IKEA and other furniture(prettypegs.com)
158 points by gitgud 3y ago|53 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
Fitbits for pets > Create a startup called "Pawsitive Health" that utilizes wearable devices, such as Fitbits for pets, to monitor their physical and mental health. The app should give pet owners 24/7 support, virtual and
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by gitgud 4y ago
That Park.io interview is one of my favourites too, I love his approach to "growth" and that it's not always a good thing for a company and he's just happy doing what he does. Very inspiring for solo side-project people
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Geolocation based on 3 word phrases(what3words.com)
2 points by gitgud 4y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Is that somehow baked into the algorithms? OpenAI’s API is stateless, which means you need to send the entire conversation thread in each request. So when you send a response like “perfect, now do…”, you’re reinforcing the language m
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by gitgud 4y ago
Clean UI, loads fast, but there's significant latency when I type a prompt into the text box... probably client state being debounced or something
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by gitgud 4y ago
Hmm this is quite an incident, I haven't seen Github reject all pushes to all repos like this in quite some time.... hopefully not SSH key related
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by gitgud 4y ago
I asked it: > How long is a piece of string, when the string is 4km long? It responded: 4096 meters.
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by gitgud 4y ago
OpenAI went from non-for-profit in 2015 to capped-profit in 2019. So the max profit they’re making is at most 100x the investment they’ve received. I think they’ll be profitable, ChatGPT is taking the world by storm and becoming a part of e
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I would rather see the number of upvotes/downvotes to find out whether a comment is generally accurate and correct or not (or whether the comment conforms to most people's idealogy). Using Reddit, I usually just scan the pa
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by gitgud 4y ago
Have a few little scripts in my public [1] dotfiles repository. One of my favourites is git-clean-squashed Which finds all squash-merged branches in the current Git repo, and warns you before deleting! https://github.com
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I end up eventually absolutely hating being told what to do or how to build something, especially when it seems to me like it's clearly a terrible way of doing something or if I feel like I could have come up with a much better a
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by gitgud 4y ago
This seems similar to ranking websites based on "Google's Lighthouse" scores... which is interesting, but not the defining attributes of a good website. I also think there's way more metadata that could be useful in rank

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