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by joeyguerra 8mo ago
It had 18k users?!
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
I think it's a more about the cool factor than it is the value creation. I just don't get so many emails that I need something else to summarize them for me and plan my day.
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
That’s cool. I’m building a mob programmer.
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
Just to add more credence to this thesis. Here’s the knowledge navigator. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=umJsITGzXd0 It’s a 1987 ad like video showing a professor interacting with what looks like the Dynabook as an essential
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
I love that you can just "curl download the docker compose file and docker up" to run. Awesome UX.
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
How did you get people to visit that 1st landing page where they could pay a $10 deposit?
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
I wonder if this would be a "better" way to build this thing: https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/01/duckdb-iceberg-browser-s3... DuckDB loaded in the browser via WebAssembly and Parquet files in S3.
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
They expect to use AI.
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Show HN: Chat app with Hubot – hubot-chat(github.com)
1 points by joeyguerra 9mo ago|0 comments
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by joeyguerra 9mo ago
There's something about seeing the whole year on the page that I really like. Seeing the whole picture.
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Show HN: Yesterday/Today app – experiment born from how work gets done(joeyguerra.com)
3 points by joeyguerra 9mo ago|0 comments
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
The scale of it is mind boggling.
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
lgtm
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Persisting a data schema that represents business events is a great idea. That’s more about Event Sourcing though and doing that can answer a ton of questions about the system without doing it in log messages. Wide events as a strategy is e
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Do these ad sites make money?
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
I’m always skeptical when I see (or say for that matter) phrases that start with “just”.
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Cool.
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Yes.
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Make it do TDD. That'll slow it down.
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by joeyguerra 10mo ago
Yes.
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by joeyguerra 11mo ago
In 2006 when changing code that had lots of inheritance.
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
There’s also git daemon.
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
Would you care to share what you use it for? Im just super curious because it seems like the industry moved on from chatops and hubot around 2017.
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
I have confirmed that at least three people are using it. I don’t trust npm download numbers. I personally use it a lot for the same use cases people use postman.
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
Thanks. It’s been cool to work on it.
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Hubots Service Discovery(github.com)
1 points by joeyguerra 1y ago|1 comments
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
Created a Service Discovery script and adapter for Hubot to enable horizontal scaling of Hubot instances. Simpler and less powerful than the Redis Backplane.
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Redis Backplane for Hubots(github.com)
13 points by joeyguerra 1y ago|10 comments
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
Leveraged Redis Consumer Groups to create a backplane for Hubots - enabling horizontally scaling Hubot instances.
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by joeyguerra 1y ago
Um. This is awesome?

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