jollyjerry

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by jollyjerry 2y ago
> Natural language as source code: Your intention becomes the program Reminds me of Cucumber testing framework
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
- I liked the 'surprise' button because I wasn't sure what to type in the search box. I'm so used to typing a location by default. - I like your examples in this HN post and also the categories below the fold. - I like t
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
Appreciate the post and the discussion around it. As a car enthusiast, I enjoyed reading the specific implementations out in the wild today. What stood out in the article was the attention paid to designing intuitive haptics. What our bodie
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Accessible search page with minimal JavaScript(jch.github.io)
2 points by jollyjerry 2y ago|0 comments
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Casio A-158 sensor watch, custom firmware(dent-cut-832.notion.site)
2 points by jollyjerry 2y ago|1 comments
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
Added functions: Simple Clock Daylight percentage Sunrise/Sunset Timer Face (Advanced Countdown) Alarms (16 alarms) Stock Stopwatch Moon Phase Pulsometer Alarm Thermometer Toss Up (rolling dice/flip a coin) Time Left (Days passed
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
I enjoy reading the daily news fetched from calibre and synced to my kindle e-reader. Love the e-ink display, and the ux for reading and navigating sections is great.
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
This reminds me of Berkeley's CS61A when it was taught with Scheme. One of the projects was writing a schema interpreter for scheme. It felt silly, but was a great small project to show case recursion, trees, and blurring the distinct
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
I still remember Professor Brian Harvey rolling out his terminal on a cart in Berkeley's CS61A and typing out commands in a scheme repl. Learning what a y-combinator was with Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, and build
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
This reminds me of Perl's http://www.blosxom.com and also https://tiddlywiki.com . Self-contained sites with minimal requirements.
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
Email is one of the services I would like to self host for small projects, ran into issues immediately for spam. I like the idea of using public keys tied to a domain, but feel the email service providers have little incentive to adopt this
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by jollyjerry 2y ago
I wish I could find my Palm V. That device felt like quality in your hand. Metal back with satin finish, leather cover, the stylus was a snug fit.
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Hetzner Oregon region IP's blocked by sites
9 points by jollyjerry 3y ago|3 comments
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
I’m manually importing stock portfolio holdings for users in https://jch.app so they can export from their brokerage without conforming to a specific format.
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
It comes back for me. Super annoying
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
Would you be interested in selling this project? I love the concept, and it sounds like you have customers interested in it, but aren't interested in taking on the burden of support and figuring out a business for it. I'm about a
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
https://jch.app started as a mint / personal capital / spreadsheet replacement. Thought it would be neat to have a grafana-like way to build visualizations on aggregated accounts. I started with investments b/c it
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
I also love Apple's OS and first-party apps' seamless integration. However, Google has a better story with cloud apps in gsuite. My Mac is overkill hardware for running a browser, but I like the build quality.
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
I like Arta's pitch as a "digital family office" that handles more than just investments. Managing investments is still table stakes, but they also throw in estate planning and other offerings that a traditional financial adv
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
Ya the people I talked to that enjoyed tinkering were FIRE enthusiasts or bogleheads. But that felt more like entertainment and community rather than looking for a solution to a specific problem. I talked with small financial advisory firms
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
I expanded my spreadsheet into a webapp https://jch.app . My original thinking was to avoid broken bank syncing, but one problem I still have is how to include assets that aren't publicly listed. For example, have funds in a
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
Curious to hear what you're looking for from a wealth management product. With banking / brokerage platforms like Alpaca, it's possible to create an open source roboadvisor, but I'm not sure who the market would be. Some
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by jollyjerry 3y ago
I like focusing on DIY-ers and having the web UI for visualizations. Makes sense that someone who would take the time to set things up would want increased flexibility over a spreadsheet.
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Show HN: Watchdle, Like Wordle but Watches(watchdle.com)
1 points by jollyjerry 4y ago|0 comments
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Send a resume, or GitHub, maybe?(sfbay.craigslist.org)
3 points by jollyjerry 14y ago|0 comments
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by jollyjerry 14y ago
faye-websocket-ruby's a great project. rack-stream actually uses it to detect websocket and eventsource requests, and stream back on those protocols.
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by jollyjerry 14y ago
Could you link to a fuller gist? Is self referring to an ActionDispatch::Response object? I plan on improving rails integration with rack-stream so that you can call `#chunk` from controllers and that will defer sending a chunk of content.
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by jollyjerry 15y ago
Anyone have experience with green glue in automotive applications? It's been a long time dream for me to sound proof my 2006 xB
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Backbone.js: Sessions and Authentication(blog.opperator.com)
2 points by jollyjerry 15y ago|0 comments
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by jollyjerry 15y ago
I was playing around with a redesign of my car blog over the weekend with responsive design with a vertical rhythm ( http://rockyroadblog.herokuapp.com/ ) I like the post's approach to navigation and didn't know about the 'aside' element pr

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