jakobloekke

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by jakobloekke 5mo ago
Xstate has helped me clean up some hairy situations in the past. Looking forward to the next version, and thanks for your great work!
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
This is great! Just what I was looking for. Will try it out!
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
Absolutely! But that doesn't capture an interrupted interactive session
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
I created a porting skill, which worked fine for this session. Maybe it's useful for others: https://gist.github.com/jakobloekke/1d036e4b2a35fa5e1b309a23...
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
I'm trying that out with Cursor now. But it does take some work to get it to the same state with subagents and making sure it understands the state of the progress that was interupted. But it seems worth the time to get a solid skill d
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
I was hoping for that to work, but it seems to produce an empty file. Maybe it needs the API to work as well
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
Have anyone found good techniques to get a session out of Claude Code, so that I can point another tool at it and pick up there? This always seems to happen at the worst possible time, after having spent an hour getting deep into something
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by jakobloekke 6mo ago
“Thinking is to humans as swimming is to cats. They can do it, but they prefer not to.” - Kahneman
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by jakobloekke 11mo ago
Favourite Blues Brothers quote!
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by jakobloekke 2y ago
Cannot recommend that book enough
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by jakobloekke 2y ago
Yawn. Scrum is a standard that eliminates the need for figuring out and agreeing about a bunch of things. This has great value in the real world. What would the author do instead? Is scrum “perfect”? No. Does it solve all problems? No of c
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by jakobloekke 3y ago
Nice :) I built the same thing a few years back for RxJS debugging. Turned out to be really useful!
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by jakobloekke 6y ago
It’s the closest thing we have to a useful standard library. Date handling in js without a library is a code smell.
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by jakobloekke 7y ago
Me too. This is one of my favourite podcasts.
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by jakobloekke 7y ago
I was a musician before becoming a software developer. Max/MSP was my gateway into the general field of programming and I still rely on the intuition I built back then when forming mental models about problem solving. Object-orientatio
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by jakobloekke 7y ago
This! But I find that a combination of Typescript, MobX and React brings me very close to a good place.
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by jakobloekke 7y ago
A very interesting breakdown and analysis of some of the largest public IT project scandals in Denmark in recent years. It's published by the Danish IT University and written in English, so everyone can benefit from it.
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Damage and damage causes in large government IT projects [pdf](itu.dk)
1 points by jakobloekke 7y ago|1 comments
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by jakobloekke 7y ago
But absolutely not recommended unless you already have a strong back!
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
Maybe an HR position: One, who hires ninjas?
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
“Commiserate with” is an English expression I’ll enjoy using in the future!
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
Word!
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
I honestly can’t tell if this is an honest comment, or a dark ironic reference to Trump, Brexit or current Italian politics.
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
I’m absolutely going to start all future written communication with “So, anyway ...”! :)
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
Made a regular cms-based website as an SPA. Using Angular.
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by jakobloekke 8y ago
This is pure genious!
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by jakobloekke 9y ago
Unless the rats turn to stoicism. Then the joke’s on the researchers.
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by jakobloekke 9y ago
Actually, the Danish translation of The Davinci Code is a great example of a translation that just flips the words into the new language, resulting in some very strange sentences that sound unmistakenly American. A lot of translated busines
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by jakobloekke 10y ago
In my experience, user experience suffers when performance considerations play too big a part early in projects. Like when forcing a server rendering tech on frontend developers and designers.
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by jakobloekke 10y ago
It was meant as a polemic question, since the comments here seemed to be critical in a way that wasn't specific to next.js but more to the general space of spa's or even javascript. I see this a lot on HN, so I wanted to know if t

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