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by kjmr 22d ago
How can you write (or have AI write) such an article without also sharing the code? Now it’s just a pretty useless brag, “look what I built”.
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by kjmr 26d ago
Location: The Netherlands (UTC+1) Remote: Yes (I've been working fully remote for 10 years) Willing to relocate: Not yet, but Scandinavia, Austria or Switzerland in a year or so is on the table Technologies: Python, TypeScri
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by kjmr 28d ago
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by kjmr 28d ago
That makes sense, because I really do find that as a conversation goes on and the context grows, the agent simply starts to forget about all the rules.
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How I Use Claude Code(loopwerk.io)
3 points by kjmr 1mo ago|3 comments
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by kjmr 4mo ago
Author here. It wasn't a recommendation, it was just the only way I knew how to. "uv pip list --outdated" indeed has much better output, thanks! Though this makes me wonder why are there 2 ways of viewing outdated packages, w
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by kjmr 4mo ago
“Removing upper version bounds is important when publishing libraries.” That makes total sense! The article however was written as someone creating websites, not libraries. And when I consume dependencies in my web project, I do want those
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by kjmr 4mo ago
Once you know what the ^ means (I always think of “roof”), I do think that one character is easier to read than >=,<
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by kjmr 4mo ago
What you’re saying makes sense for library authors. But when I make a website and I depend on a bunch of packages, that’s where I want to be safe when upgrading and I want that upper bound. The —-bound flag really helps, but is one more thi
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by kjmr 4mo ago
The lack of an upper bound in pyproject.toml isn’t the real problem. The real problem is that `uv lock —-upgrade` does a wholesale upgrade of everything without an upper bound. If there was a way to upgrade packages without updating the maj
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by kjmr 4mo ago
Author of the article here. Sorry it comes across as “clickbait style” when actually it’s simply Dutch bluntness and honesty poetry update also updates the lockfile. I really think the way the uv cli is organized makes it quite annoying to
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by kjmr 8mo ago
The article links to https://www.notesfromthecircus.com/p/the-crisis-no-5 , which goes deep into China and manufacturing.
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Tim Cook sold Apple's soul(loopwerk.io)
34 points by kjmr 8mo ago|12 comments
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Coolify accidentally broke Docker layer caching (and what you can do now)(loopwerk.io)
2 points by kjmr 11mo ago|0 comments
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by kjmr 1y ago
Yeah, you'd have to outsource the payment processing completely to a third party, which handles everything like updating payment methods etc. Stripe payment links might work well, although I have no experience with them.
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by kjmr 1y ago
I wouldn't want to give my credit card info to a CLI. When it's on the web I can see if the connection is encrypted, I can (usually) see who the payment processor is (like Stripe). What happens with my credit card number that I en
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An archive of Spamusement.com (which went offline in 2020)(spamusement.cc)
3 points by kjmr 1y ago|0 comments
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A quarter century of chasing simplicity(loopwerk.io)
3 points by kjmr 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a Trump filter for RSS feeds(rssfilter.com)
1 points by kjmr 1y ago|0 comments
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Our Conspiracy to Educate the World(astralcopilot.com)
2 points by kjmr 1y ago|0 comments
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Uv: An In-Depth Guide to Python's Fast and Ambitious New Package Manager(saaspegasus.com)
4 points by kjmr 2y ago|0 comments
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by kjmr 2y ago
Dependency groups were not supported in uv before version 0.4.7, no matter how hard you edited pyproject.toml by hand.