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by jph 1y ago
Assertables is a Rust crate for smarter assert testing, debugging, and runtime checking. Good news is it just reached 500K downloads so I'm seeking more people to try it in more kinds of use cases. https://crates.io/cra
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by jph 1y ago
Good work! I'm trying to sign up using joel@joelparkerhenderson.com to try it. Can you enable my account? Thanks!
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by jph 1y ago
Possibly means mise ( https://mise.jdx.dev/ ) which is a tool similar to uv in the sense of managing versions.
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Agile Change Guide – short summaries of 100+ agile topics by me and GPT(github.com)
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by jph 1y ago
mise is a great tool. One area where it doesn't work right out of the box is installing PostgreSQL via macOS brew, when I don't want to use Nix or Docker or Podman etc. Here's the solution I use; perhaps someone here has a be
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Show HN: Similarity trait Rust crate for matching, correlation, distance, etc.(github.com)
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rustdoc-llms – Rust crate documentation generator for llms.txt AI context files(github.com)
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Rust password hashing functions: Argon2, scrypt, PBKDF2
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by jph 1y ago
"When John Boyd, the brilliant / irascible military strategist, developed the OODA loop, he worked within the limits of jet fighter dogfights." Boyd is a superb recommendation for startup programmers to read. Boyd and the OOD
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by jph 1y ago
Good practical article, thank you. I've added the link to my monorepo-vs-polyrepo guide here: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/monorepo-vs-polyrepo/
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by jph 1y ago
Excellent work, thank you. Can you do me a favor and contact me about this? I'm joel@joelparkerhenderson.com and I'm working with public sector health care organizations that are seeking examples of AI for radiographic imaging.
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by jph 1y ago
Sneakers and Setec Astronomy became my go to for example encryption code for years. If you're not familiar with Setec Astronomy, you're in for a treat. <3
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by jph 2y ago
Fake deadlines suck. They cut against high-trust teamwork. They obscure real deadlines, including real commitments to customers. The author writes "Once I became a manager, I finally saw why they were needed, but felt guilty about usin
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by jph 2y ago
Dagger is so great! It's my favorite new tool for devops and CI/CD/CT. If you've ever wrestled with anything like Jenkins or GitHub Actions, then give Dagger a try. This SWE agent is a perfect example of why Dagger is mo
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Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) principles and practices(github.com)
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Ask HN: Authentication for Emergency Department
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by jph 2y ago
Great software. I can pay you, if you're able to do professional services work implement forms.md within a startup codebase, in both Django and Svelte. Email joel@joelparkerhenderson.com.
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by jph 2y ago
Your work will help me on a Framework AMD laptop with the GPU extension and dual boot Linux/Windows. May I donate to you or to your favorite charity? My contact info is in my profile.
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by jph 2y ago
Read the original and it explains the purpose of each item: https://spinroot.com/gerard/pdf/P10.pdf The original clearly describes that the coding rules primarily target C and attempt to optimize the ability to mo
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by jph 2y ago
Think about adding screenshots of people using it, or explainer videos, or before/after comparisons, etc. You'll likely land more people if you can provide context. For example, is it kind of like Notion, or Airtable, or HyperCard
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by jph 2y ago
In progress. The next step is February 11 meeting with the site lead doctor.
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by jph 2y ago
Yes Rails 8 is great. However, pick what the team knows best. For example at a startup doing AI/ML where everyone already knows Python and we're doing a lot with Pandas and Jupyter, we're choosing to build our website CMS by
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by jph 2y ago
Hi Arun! Good to hear from you. I'm so sorry to hear about your people affected by the wildfires. I'll reply to you directly. Thank you so much for sharing this! <3
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by jph 2y ago
Yes that's what I thought too. It turns out that doctors who are talking with me believe that their EPIC IT system is no longer able to do paper orders, and the vaccination nurses say there's no way to obtain the physical vaccine
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$1000 bug bounty for better healthcare with the FDA, CDC, and Kaiser Permanente
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by jph 2y ago
I maintain a repo of topics for new PMs, plus one-page explanations, in web page format and also as a free ebook. Constructive feedback welcome. https://github.com/sixarm/project-management-guide This guide doesn'
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by jph 2y ago
IMHO companies should aim for courteous interviews, with faster decisions, and if there's any take home work then it's fully paid. I've seen your work at Beaver.digital and on GetFractals.com. If you're still looking, fe
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by jph 2y ago
> Whenever you touch this kind of data, regulatory regimes like HIPAA apply, My understanding is you're an actual attorney, yes? Can you shed any light on this area...? My understanding is HIPAA and similar laws aren't applied
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by jph 2y ago
Yes you're 100% right. Dekker is a valuable complement to CAST & STAMP because Dekker emphasizes people aspects of psychology, goals, beliefs, etc., while CAST emphasizes engineering aspects of processes, practices, metrics, etc. C
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by jph 2y ago
> This is too theoretical to grok for me Here's a fast, easy, practical way to think about CAST: 1. Causal: Novices may believe accidents are due to one "root cause" or a few "probable causes", but it turns out t

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