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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I don’t know how many hours I work, but recently I saw that in the last week I was in front of a screen for almost 12 hours on average (per day)… And that’s with going out for lunch and sleeping. I wasn’t even working for a lot of those hou
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Asking good questions, ones that can be studied and investigated and ones that have an impact, is hugely underrated in my opinion.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Hacker Newsing above the clouds? What a world we live in…
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
The race is on and ecosystems are moving fast.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
And soon quite a bit of us FE devs or any devs for that matter are nailed out anyhow, just look at the LLMs developing. Give it some time, haha.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
After watching all this for a while, in order to get MVPs up and running while holding the IP and other things under control I’ve worked through RoR docs and did some projects in Django and I’d like to know more too. I’d bet on a re-emergen
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
So that square icon to stop generating response was actually intended? I thought it's always been some sort of a fontawesome icon never loading properly in my chats :'D
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Interesting that the website is in Nuxt and the chat app is in Next. You see this tech everywhere on the web these days.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Is it accessible with VPN?
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I've done what I'd describe as pair programming with GPT-4 yesterday rebuilding my blog from Ghost over to Next.js. Using tailwind CSS, we tried and worked through animations and other such tricky aspects I usually find tedius but
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Chat-Skynet
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
As of late, there's been a question I've grappled with more than I expected. Parents of small kids knowing about me doing a Master's degree and working in different countries as of late asked me for an opinion: "What wou
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
This is a surprisingly good overview of both!
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Ask HN: What happened to the Gatsby ecosystem in the past 1-2 years?
1 points by iamsanteri 4y ago|2 comments
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Among others, it helped me get a job abroad where I otherwise wouldn't have even been considered. This alone due to the lack of knowledge of the local language, and the job was in enterprise sales... I figured this out way later into t
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I think typescript support was a priority aspect to be addressed for Vue 3 making it sort of a first-class citizen. The whole new composition aspect of it was to address large codebases and large-scale applications. So I understood that V3
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Is it possible to add Svelte gradually for simple and small parts of a website without a compile step? It surely seems amazing and all the rave these days! Then again, the whole front-end ecosystem is moving at a pace I cannot quite follow.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
In many ways I do agree with you, but by now all these front-end frameworks and libraries, including their server-side rendered counterparts (like Nuxt, Next, etc.) just keep borrowing things from each other. Regarding performance, I rememb
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Yes, it can be tricky, and sometimes I too catch myself asking, "why is it designed like it is" with regards to hooks, I won't lie. But, there is something there that makes it attractive to me where it was off-putting before.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
After using Vue for a long time, React felt like an unforgiving piece of cr*p. As time went on and Vue was getting its Composition API while kind of moving in the overall direction of React, I decided to try class-based components and didn’
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I absolutely recommend you read Neal Rackham’s SPIN selling, and Major Account Sales Strategy. Additionally, read the Mom Test by Fitzgerald if I remember correctly. These books literally walk you step by step of how to uncover problems and
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I guess you have to keep it ultra brief in order to not contribute towards over bureaucratization of everything. If investors don’t ”help you” after half a year of sending these monthly, you might as well stop sending them? Perhaps a quarte
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Yeah I guess I understood that, but working in Django myself I don’t quite get the point of it. Is it some older lighter version of Django and what for? I think this was more my point.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Why?
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I found Bill Camarda's comment on NYT funny, a strong opinion for sure: Silicon Valley: Create gigantic problems for somebody else to solve. Mock and disempower the democratic institutions accountable for solving them. Externalize the
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We’re Unprepared for the A.I. Gold Rush(nytimes.com)
3 points by iamsanteri 4y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
My personal policy is not to do it unless someone asks for it. I think it’s an ok way to go about things most of the time. If I have ”skin in the game” with that text and it’s important, I try to nicely ask for a permission to edit things.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I'm glad you found it helpful. I have some one-off articles like this one: https://www.davidsongifted.org/gifted-blog/dabrowskis-theory... However, in my case I mostly connect it with neuroticism on which I have a
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Happiness or Success? Salesforce’s Marc Benioff Doesn’t Want to Choose(nytimes.com)
2 points by iamsanteri 4y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I immerse myself fully into that topic and surround myself with relevant content incl. books, videos, communities (Discord, Reddit, forums) and, of course, try to start using that skill/thing early and constantly. This is the case with

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