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After a little research it seems like it's main focus in on decompiled code readability. https://old.reddit.com/r/java/comments/ue8u59/new_open_sourc... A little more info in this thread as well: h
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1y ago
Also: TypeScript types can run DOOM [video] ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43184291 )
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I think it's a mixture of dislike for Google/Chrome and the constant Chromium reskins that dominate the browser market + Firefox evangelism. I'll personally say I don't hate this project as such, I mainly use a Chromium
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1y ago
Is there a reason for not having Issues on their main repo? Especially since they're in a beta stage; they don't have to fix/acknowledge all issues, but as an end-user they're pretty useful for debugging, seeing actual h
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sounds like you'll love Elm and/or Nim haha
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1y ago
A mix of my own opinions and after reading comments on this post: 1. Your first choice should be the language you or your team knows best. 2. Every language is built to solve certain problems and are, at the end of the day, opinionated. Thi
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I'd recommend everyone who buys IoT devices first search if the device is jailbreak-able and/or guides exist that enable you to load homebrew software/control it with open source alternatives. I have yet to have a single issu
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Just created an account, added 3 of my interests pertaining to what I am working on right now; instantly found 3-4 articles that gave me actual, actionable insight on what I wanted to do. Great work!
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Unrelated but Brian Eno's Ambient series has been the only one that set my ADD riddled brain free from the constant search for the perfect music while working. I had gone into such a spiral, in character, that I made my own little ambi
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The embed block seems interesting, can someone give a concrete example on its' purpose in terms of real-world usage? Like I understand I'll get syntax highlighting, multi-line formatting; seems great for devex, but why's stop
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1y ago
https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/22679 There's an open discussion about adding something similar to bun as well^ minimumReleaseAge doesn't seem to be a bulletproof solution so there's stil
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1y ago
I don't get this comment at all; you say CSS is too limiting but somehow Tailwind, which is just applying CSS using classes is liberating? Tailwind actually complicates a lot more things, when you have to specify variants for example,
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Can't comment for others but for me I find zoc or in that regard, a SSH client useful for the following 1. Remembering multiple hostnames and keys in a centralized location I manage a fleet of VPSs, whose hostnames, credentials I don&#
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Last I personally used Alacritty was 3-4 years back on Linux w/ wayland got some weird rendering bugs, switched to st ( https://st.suckless.org/ ) for a good while. When I got a Macbook last year, I did a "best term
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Waiter waiter, more core applications using Electron! Just needed these two reasons to not even try it out. * Google Analytics on by default * >100mb download For a native terminal I'll happily use kitty or ghostty For a SSH client
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People who have used/evaluated Lynx[0], how's the DX, capabilities, etc from a developer POV; along with documentation quality? + any other thoughts? [0] https://lynxjs.org/
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I mirror this sentiment so much as well. Not aware of a list or something, but before buying any appliance I try searching if it's "jailbreak-able". For example I'll search if the router I want to purchase has guides to
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I am hard pressed to believe you're in FAANG if you say this is what 90% of softare[sic] projects involve. Again, none of what you've built is complicated in the least. Your domain knowledge may be commendable, sure, but that'
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Selling shovels during a gold rush seems to be an enticing avenue honestly. Think I need to scope out some projects like this haha.
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True, they're a great tool and shine in some areas. I especially use LLMs to work as a search engine for me before I start a new project; I use it to critique my implementation plan, I use it to find things that already exist to avoid
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I replied to your comment sometime back on another thread; this method of yours is simply spec based development, there's nothing groundbreaking about it that serves as a silver bullet and people have been doing it since the advent of
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I have been seeing a lot of so-called self proclaimed vibe-coders swearing by LLMs making them 10x or 100x devs, but I've yet to see actual vibe coded projects hitting the markets. Whenever I see said projects, on Github or non-technic
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Dunno how it'll work with Claude Code, but I use the context7 MCP to feed up-to-date docs in copilot. Sometimes that also doesn't work so I make a guiding document using whatever llms.txt the framework/language/platform
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This is just basic spec based development, don't see what's so interesting about this. People have been using this method for quite a while, even Kiro now uses this for its entire process.
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This takes me back to 2019 when me and my team won HackInOut, a hackathon held in Bangalore, India by building Rosaline, a generative drum machine, that took in lead melodies (guitar tracks, piano samples, etc) and generated a full fledged
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Oh looks like a fun project :D nice writeup. Yeah even I could only find waveshare displays at the size I wanted that were cheap enough not to burn a significant hole in my pocket.
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> I basically want to build a custom e-reader with a RasPi Zero for learning/home use, 8-10inches would be great.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM7mdKy3opo If someone like me wanted to see a playthrough. What a trip down memory lane. Still remember having Mr Bean's Holiday on my clickwheel iPod and watching it every time my pare
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What's the best e-paper/e-ink display on the market with a good price-performance ratio that I can use to tinker around with? I basically want to build a custom e-reader with a RasPi Zero for learning/home use, 8-10inches wou
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Though I despise governments forcing ID checks like this online, for things like pornography I am happy access to it is being made harder for the vast majority. There's nothing good about porn/easy access to it, it does nothing bu
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