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Ask HN: Has anyone migrated from Next.js to Astro and can offer a perspective?
3 points by lucgagan 3y ago|3 comments
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by lucgagan 3y ago
From my experience with Rust, there is nothing fast about developing with it.
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Crazy how many things a single thing breaking takes down with it
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by lucgagan 3y ago
> Why the focus on synthetic monitoring? As a SRE, I actively eschew synthetic monitoring. It's highly error prone and doesn't actually indicate regional availability. I'd like a status site that I could push a certain int
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by lucgagan 3y ago
I never understood the "de-risk" things angle. Is the idea that you'd self host if the service went under?
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by lucgagan 3y ago
This was very interesting. > For example — we at SensusQ are building a piece of software that can ingest a large amount of disparate information pieces, be that drone images, satellite pictures, social media posts or text documents. Con
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by lucgagan 3y ago
I read (most of) the article and was thinking "got to be the only guy in the World", and the first comment on HN is another guy doing the same thing. World is a big place and HN is def a selection.
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by lucgagan 3y ago
As a counter point, I've been actively assessing feasibility of migrating my experiments to Claude with not much success. Trying to migrate prompts from GPT 4 to Claude often yields half-baked results. Claude seems to require a lot mor
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by lucgagan 3y ago
I have never needed to use 95% of these extensions. Why would someone want to install all of them by default? Update nightmare.
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by lucgagan 3y ago
This title makes little sense
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by lucgagan 3y ago
After identifying a gap in the availability of a single, exhaustive reference for software testing terms, I took it upon myself to bridge this gap. I've put together what I consider to be the most in-depth glossary on this topic, with
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by lucgagan 3y ago
This may sound dumb, but I never trusted microwaves. It just feels so unnatural. I even have basic understanding on how they work (water molecules in food start to vibrate producing heat), but it just doesn't taste good and feels off.
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Can we not derive this information by looking at adoption of these APIs across the web?
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Been following your story on Twitter for a long time. Very inspiring. I really like the DevUtils app that you built. You never mention what MRR it is generating today, though. Would love to know if you managed to grow it to anything of mean
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by lucgagan 3y ago
That is very cool and much needed, but I am _paranoid_ about hosting the data myself. I've lost too many databases over the years to the most random mistakes. Granted, technology has matured a lot over the last decode, but still... the
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Somewhat to my surprise, these appear to be getting very little traffic https://www.similarweb.com/website/devurls.com/#ranking although I don't know how similarweb gets its data
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by lucgagan 3y ago
This is very neat. I found a new homepage to use it seems!
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by lucgagan 3y ago
"Unlimited" positioning rubs me the wrong way. It really means "until we deem to be no longer reasonable for personal use".
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Can you delve a bit deeper into how WASM works? Specifically, how heavy is the WASM module? Also, is there a specific use-case you've seen where this shines particularly brightly?
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Hello HN, After grappling with the frustrations of manually styling long bash commands for over a decade, I finally created a tool to automate it. The motivation was simple: most DevOps professionals, like myself, document their commands. W
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Modeling Polymorphic Associations in a Relational Database(hashrocket.com)
1 points by lucgagan 3y ago|0 comments
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by lucgagan 3y ago
https://ray.run/
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by lucgagan 3y ago
It does indeed. I like your idea of suggesting multiple selectors. Don't know how that didn't cross my mind. But in short, I am trying to generate selectors that would rely on the contents rather than attributes (like CSS). I am a
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Site is down (I am learning some hard life lesons about DNSSEC) Here is a direct link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/rayrun/olljocejdge...
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Site is down (I am learning some hard life lesons about DNSSEC) Here is a direct link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/rayrun/olljocejdge...
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by lucgagan 3y ago
I just meant to break the silence :facepalm:
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by lucgagan 3y ago
For Playwright, it'd do pretty well. For xpath, I will need to build a few examples. I will update documentation to include a few of these examples.
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by lucgagan 3y ago
It is not better, it is just accessible from a different location (your browser extension) vs Playwright's debugger. This falls more naturally into my development flow.
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Show HN: Chrome Dev Tools Element Selector for Playwright and Scraping(ray.run)
53 points by lucgagan 3y ago|10 comments
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by lucgagan 3y ago
Hello, fellow hackers! 3rd attempt to posting something to ShowHN. Learning from my mistakes (and hopefully not making new ones). I'm excited to introduce you to Rayrun extension - a Google Chrome extension that makes the task of devel

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