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by ramon156 1y ago
If you take a browser for example, you shouldn't be using any current browser. This is the best example of why this isn't always the way to go
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by ramon156 1y ago
There's some weird opinions coming from mostly DHH. My personal take is that they're blatantly racist, but everyone can have their own Here's some fun facts: - DHH enforced a "No Politics at Work" policy. - DHH wrot
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by ramon156 1y ago
The average HN comment section has kind of become a new reddit and I'm kind of pessimistic about it. I see the same low effort comments lately, and I moved away from Reddit for that very reason. Maybe these type of questions just attra
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by ramon156 1y ago
Devex is about picking the "right" tooling, which sounds obvious and generic, but it still seems like not everyone get what that means. As long as you've thought far enough in the future, you'll be fine
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by ramon156 1y ago
define "doing illegal stuff". Piracy is such a weird grey area, especially for companies
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by ramon156 1y ago
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, Node, TypeScript, Golang Résumé/CV: https://van-sprundel.org/resume Email: ramonvansprundel at gmail dot com My
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by ramon156 1y ago
Interesting! have u taken a look at safeql? https://safeql.dev/ I'm personally not a fan of query builders for SQL. it's already a defined language, why are we trying to move away from queries? On top of that Safe
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by ramon156 1y ago
Do you know the whole story about HyTale? I feel like you'd be an amazing fit to help out there.
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by ramon156 1y ago
Working on a dutch voting compass that uses real world motion votings as a way to determine which party fits you best. The Netherlands got an open API for this since last year, so it felt appropriate to start using it. see https:/&#x2
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Partijgedrag – A Dutch political voting compass built on public data(github.com)
4 points by ramon156 1y ago|1 comments
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by ramon156 1y ago
I feel like the last point "development speed" is dependent on all previous points. When I do a new project I always try to focus on a tech stack where - if i need to replace a part - i could easily do so. All these components are
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by ramon156 1y ago
I haven't tried Clerk, but if the money spent actually makes things easier, then it seems like a good fit for certain projects. Better Auth didn't take more than an hr to setup in my repo, which is already pretty bare-bones to beg
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by ramon156 1y ago
I might not be fully understanding the idea, but the difference here is that a let's encrypt certificate can be generated on the fly. domains are considered branding, and getting a 5 letter domain nowadays is impossible. The cost here
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by ramon156 1y ago
I still have all my marbles on Ladybird and have no reason to change this. Helium just seems like something that wasn't thought out very far
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by ramon156 1y ago
Fun fact, not every startup needs funding. Seems like post paul doesn't really talk about this anymore.
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by ramon156 1y ago
Better than Gemini Pro 2.5? Github Copilot doesn't even support tooling in Zed yet. It's been months..
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by ramon156 1y ago
I don't get the initial motivation. I'll add a disclaimer that my job is to build apps for b2b/d2c in Shopify for brands that are migrating. I'd say that's the hard part. Setting up a shop in Shopify isn't hard
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by ramon156 1y ago
One downside is it has less knowledge of lesser known tools like orpc, which is easily fixed by something like context7
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by ramon156 1y ago
These don't run 200B models at all, results show it can run 13B at best. 70B is ~3 tk / s according to someone on Reddit.
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by ramon156 1y ago
No, fameworks are relatively opinionated towards the goal the creator had, which is usually in a README. They're all tools that need more context to decide on when you use them. For example, in my use case (SaaS) I focus on something t
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by ramon156 1y ago
Weirdest thing is they're not even lying about the tight things. E.g. why would I care about turnover when I actually want to see revenue? If you do b2b ofcourse there's going to be money flowing, that's not news.
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by ramon156 1y ago
+1 working again
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by ramon156 1y ago
it's weird how most IDE's already figured out people want this. I can type in "New File" > "/foo/bar/baz" and it will work just fine. Is there any limitation as to why mkdir can't support
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by ramon156 1y ago
On another note, I actually received a clearly GPT generated GitHub PR but eventually merged it. The changes were just doc changes but they seemed okay enough to add. I feel like the goal is to get your name on a project, but I don't r
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by ramon156 1y ago
iirc there's a YouTuber that wants to sue Microsoft for this weird rugpull, although I doubt it will happen
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by ramon156 1y ago
Solid dev + OSS ecosystem + Flat rates I'm satisfied!
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Ben and Jerry's co-founder quits, accusing Unilever of silencing social mission(theguardian.com)
20 points by ramon156 1y ago|7 comments
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by ramon156 1y ago
Do people still use alacrity? It still feels like the most sane choice, although kitty and ghostty's rendering seems more robust. I guess I'll need to give them a go sometime
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by ramon156 1y ago
I keep reading unpleasant without any arguments. React is simple by nature, what made it unpleasant and unproductive? Granted I mostly do work on Shopify apps, so most of the heavy work has been done for me, I just put components together.
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by ramon156 1y ago
Vibe coded is fine, but keep the comments useful. GPT's are so quick with putting a comment on everything that it kind of enriches your codebase with slop. I wouldn't call it rotting, but definitely redundant

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