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by osener 1y ago
https://github.com/zed-extensions/tsgo does exactly this
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by osener 1y ago
Former. Otherwise I would need to have multiple database instances running, each with its own data and migrations to keep in sync. Plus I would need to re-do local env vars to hook all of this up for each worktree etc. And I often want to k
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by osener 1y ago
Somehow the GitButler workflow works great for me and it is the first VC software that made me drop Magit after a decade of daily use. I do not use it collaboratively. I use it to continuously ship smaller things while working on bigger pi
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by osener 1y ago
This is cool, except I don’t want to run multiple copies of my dev stack. GitButler does this cool thing where you can work on multiple branches at the same time, applied to the same working directory. For example you can work on the css wh
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by osener 1y ago
A lightweight alternative to Playwright, which starts a browser instance, is using an HTML parser and DOM implementation like linkedom. This is much cheaper to run on a server. For example: https://github.com/ozanmakes/
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by osener 1y ago
Since this is marked as a departure from HTML and has it's own syntax, I think this is a good point to improve upon JSX. - Remove curly braces from props and children <MyComponent name="Joe" onClick=(() => canBeIn
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by osener 1y ago
Python does an exceptionally bad job. After dragging the community through a 15-year transition to Python 3 in order to "fix" Unicode, we ended up with support that's worse than in languages that simply treat strings as raw b
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by osener 1y ago
I tried Zen for a few months. I like the UX, even more than Arc in many places. But it is just too slow for me on an M1 Max. I've switched back to Orion. Even though I miss some goodies such as Firefox containers, I just need the brows
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by osener 1y ago
Ah the joys of enterprise. Once, a team at my old job wanted to try A/B testing for the first time. After some research, they picked a SaaS tool to make it quick. Simple, right? Just sign up and go. Of course not. First they had to go
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by osener 1y ago
For simpler use-cases I've used both https://dataflare.app/ and https://tableplus.com/ with success. They are much quicker and lighter to start-up, browse some tables and run some queries. Free version
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by osener 1y ago
Magit has been simply essential for me for the last decade. I still switch to emacs for this even though most of my coding is in VSCode and edamagit covers simpler workflows for me. Recently I've been trying jujutsu[0]. As awesome as M
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by osener 1y ago
There are a lot of options in this thread already, but I've been using Figma to create and edit SVGs and don't have any complaints so far.
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by osener 1y ago
I came across this randomly when I searched "Figma" on HN, and I'm very glad I did. Tastefully done app -- wishing you all luck in the world.
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by osener 1y ago
It’s often debated whether the public at the time was aware of the scale of the atrocities committed, whether they were accountable, and whether they could—or should—have done something. But only now am I realizing how much a certain part o
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Ask HN: How to conveniently sandbox apps and dev environments on macOS
2 points by osener 1y ago|1 comments
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by osener 1y ago
Music to my ears. I’ve been trying to get close to what this promises using Remix/React Router v7 or Hono. It’s the best approach for a solo maker/small team, but it always feels like a thousand papercuts. On the other side, there
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by osener 2y ago
It matters a lot if you have specific macro goals. If you don’t want to lose muscle, it is important to eat high protein especially during a cut. And keeping fat and/or carbs low while doing this is quite difficult without accurate dat
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Mergetools: Stop doing three-way merges(eseth.org)
2 points by osener 2y ago|0 comments
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by osener 2y ago
So far I've been resisting the Rust hype train but I guess I'll ditch Duolingo and do this instead.
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by osener 2y ago
Zen browser is exactly this. It has a growing ecosystem of “Zen mods” and has a great Arc-like out-of-box experience. https://zen-browser.app/
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by osener 2y ago
I don't understand these comments, both the product and the website is fantastic. This is the most impressive solo project I've seen in my life. I'm especially intrigued by the novel grinder design; and it is amazing that you
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by osener 2y ago
I really wish this tired cliché would disappear, and I say this as someone who has emigrated from a country renowned for its cuisine. Dutch supermarkets offer an impressive variety of products, and there’s no shortage of specialty or “ethni
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by osener 2y ago
Same as Humane Ai Pin, Apple Vision Pro etc. They’re making a bet and hoping that when the world moves on from smartphones, they’ll be _the_ platform for the next frontier. In software we see a lot of these “re-imaginings” come and go, see
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by osener 2y ago
Here is an open source alternative to this tool: https://github.com/ozanmakes/scrapedown
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by osener 3y ago
How does Dioxus fare as a native GUI lib? Last time I checked the focus was on web targets and both the built in wgpu renderer and skia backend were not supported as much.
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Introducing AI Integrations on Vercel(vercel.com)
7 points by osener 3y ago|0 comments
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by osener 3y ago
I hope it will evolve into a platform that prioritizes curation and fosters collaboration, rather than the chaotic free-for-all that defines npm currently. For too long, npm has diverged from its original purpose as a collaborative package
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by osener 3y ago
Nice project! How was your experience building with GPUI? How does it compare to other native GUI libs, if you’ve used any?
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by osener 3y ago
Thanks, must be a mobile issue.
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by osener 3y ago
all of these seem to be Twitter-like social apps. what am I missing?

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