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1y ago
Some Old Horse Caught Another Horse Taking Oats Away
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1y ago
Interestingly, for over 30 years, C has had “indent” https://www.gnu.org/software/indent/manual/indent.html
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Forward Deployed Engineering Principles
(builders.ramp.com)
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Show HN: Homepagr, Bookmarks for Work
(homepagr.com)
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1y ago
A simple “ChatGPT for email.” I just want to be able to ask things like “What time is my flight next week” or “Can you pull up the email where I sent John the final documentation for the api?” I don’t want to auto compose messages or anythi
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1y ago
I got this ad too. I increasingly use wallet for everything - multiple credit cards, show tickets, transit tickets. Is there an alternative? Android?
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1y ago
What do you do with all the extra time? How do you keep from sliding back?
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1y ago
This article makes the mistake of conflating “bicycles” and “e-bikes.” It does this to garner sympathy for its position that these laws are bad. Expanding bicycle lanes is great. Bicycles are great and I’m a fan of reclaiming more land from
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1y ago
I have moved to porkbun. I have built a registrar in the past and have a lot of arcane knowledge about how they work. Just need to figure out a way to monetize!
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1y ago
What kinds of techniques have you implemented?
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1y ago
Wow! I learned programming via QBasic (in 21 days!), then VB3, then VB6. My father still writes toy programs in VB6. Things like binding Access DBs to controls was magical to me. What would it take to have a VB today? I feel like the web, A
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I am working on a direct competitor to Netsuite. I’ve worked on ERPs, accounting, and inventory long enough to think I can do it. And with AI I can make progress on this in a way that would have been unfathomable a year ago. (Thoughts welco
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1y ago
Exactly what I was looking for - thank you!
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1y ago
Understood. Are there lesser-known providers that I could consider for hobby projects?
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1y ago
Who are the players in the “s3 compatible but cheaper than AWS” space? - Wasabi - idrive Who else?
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1y ago
chdb and clickhouse-local is nearly as ergonomic as duckdb with all of the features of ch. duckdb has unfortunately been leaning away from pure oss - the ui they released is entirely hosted on motherduck’s servers (which, while an awesome p
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1y ago
Not stated in the article - and doesn’t necessarily e explain the price tag - but windsurf if simply better than cursor or Claude code. Otherwise people wouldn’t be switching to it.
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1y ago
The way this analysis, and the original dataset were created, makes no sense. This is, in part, not the author's fault, since the original data [1, 2] is flawed. First, the original data was constructed like this: "...The next ste
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1y ago
This is probably a silly question, but how do I use loops? For example, if my backend returns an array of TODO items, how can i iterate through that and display on the frontend?
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1y ago
I interned at IBM writing mainframe software in 2008 or so. One thing I remember them saying - there used to be TV commercials - that a single mainframe could replace a rooms worth of commodity hardware. I would have assumed that someone wo
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2y ago
I remember seeing this a couple of years ago on HN! Would you be willing to share how it’s doing on the business side? Hints on how you’ve grown users or how many folks are willing to subscribe? I’d love to build a service (in a different d
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I am building an image gallery as a side project to play with AI coding tools. I got really far in just 2 days and plan to open source it soon. It: - Uses an encrypted badgerdb to keep track of metadata - Uses rclone (with an encrypted bac
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2y ago
This is really cool - something I've been looking for with Flask. Cleanest implementation with just the decorator that I've seen. (As an aside, is there an open-source UI for docs that actually looks good - professional quality, o
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2y ago
The actual UI is not open source. (Someone could write an actually open source UI extension for duckdb, but that would require a lot of investment that so far only motherduck has been able to provide.)
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Ask HN: I once built a domain registrar. How can I make money?
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Super interested in your approach to error wrapping! It’s a feature I haven’t used much. I tend to use logs with line numbers to point to where errors occur (but that only gets me so far if I’m returning the error from a child function in t
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2y ago
I’ve been working on a different way to automate. Basically a script that does the renewal and then knows how to install to any destination. https://github.com/poundifdef/certmaster
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Ask HN: How do you coax useful code from AI?
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I used ULIDs for a time until i discovered snowflake ids. They are (“only”) 64 bits, but incorporate timestamps and randomness as well. They take up way less space than ULIDs for this purpose and offer acceptably rare collisions for things
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2y ago
You could do that, yes! There are a few different ways to solve this problem. What would be the easiest flow for you?
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