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   by ldc0618 8mo ago

   The best antidote I've found is shipping smaller increments. When you're betting on a 6-month feature, it feels like gambling. When you're shipping weekly, you get feedback fast enough to course-correct. The dopamine hit from
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   by ldc0618 8mo ago

   Interesting approach. I've been experimenting with AI for content schema generation in a CMS context - the challenge is always balancing AI suggestions with deterministic output that developers can trust. How do you handle cases where
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   by ldc0618 8mo ago

   Nice work. The Rust + GPU combo for terminals makes sense - text rendering is surprisingly GPU-friendly once you treat glyphs as textures. What's the memory footprint like compared to something like Alacritty?
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   Show HN: SonicJS – open-source headless CMS built on Cloudflare Workers(github.com)

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   Show HN: SonicJS – Open-Source Headless CMS for Cloudflare Workers(github.com)

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   by ldc0618 3y ago

   Recently, a fellow developer turned me on to Cloudflare Workers and I must say, I haven’t been this impressed with new technology since using AWS EC2 for the first time in 2007. If you’re not familiar, Cloudflare Workers take their CDN to t