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by rane 2y ago
How did you do animations for the menus and stuff?
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by rane 2y ago
Just one correction that Discord does not have to be downloaded as it works in the browser also. And you don't even need to provide an email address at first. As such, the barrier of entry is quite low.
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by rane 2y ago
The problem with aider for me is that it works in the terminal, where as coding happens in the editor, where I most likely already have the file open I want to transform with LLM. I probably even have my cursor on the thing or can at least
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Show HN: A CLI tool for quickly identifying test failures etc. in GitHub Actions(github.com)
4 points by rane 2y ago|1 comments
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by rane 2y ago
How does it keep you from switching from vim when vim does not have it?
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by rane 2y ago
Will the new voice mode allow mixing languages in sentences? As a language learner, this would be tremendously useful.
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Homelab [video](youtube.com)
1 points by rane 2y ago|0 comments
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by rane 3y ago
> Initially I wrote it using Tauri as I am familiar with web technologies, but quickly got fed up with moving info from rust side to the webview Could you elaborate on this part? As I recall, communication between webview and the node.js
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by rane 3y ago
Theoretically, what's the worst thing that could happen - given it's a pacman game's console and not your online bank's?
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by rane 3y ago
What's with the markdown craze? I get the usefulness in software development – plain text matters for diffs, and everyone's got their favorite editor. But when it comes to note-taking apps, wouldn't a WYSIWYG approach, where
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by rane 3y ago
I wrote a command-line tool that streamlines retrieving test results from GitHub Actions even further. Essentially parses jest/tsc/eslint errors in GHA jobs' logs for the current's branch PR. https://github.co
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by rane 3y ago
Where should this link point to?
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Curl-impersonate: Mimic real browsers' TLS handshake with curl(github.com)
1 points by rane 3y ago|0 comments
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by rane 3y ago
Cool. Personally, I'd favor text-based examples so that the user may easily run them on their own.
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by rane 3y ago
What's the use case for this?
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TypeScript team's reasoning for rejecting typed/checked exceptions(github.com)
19 points by rane 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How big of an engineering challenge is it to move Twitter over to x.com?
4 points by rane 3y ago|1 comments
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by rane 3y ago
Isn't <Ctrl-o> more useful in general?
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by rane 3y ago
How does SQLite fare against PostgreSQL for this particular use case?
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by rane 3y ago
How would that work exactly? Wouldn't this library be able to pretend to be a 1st party client?
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by rane 3y ago
I have been working in a project where the whole test suite is sharded across 10+ jobs and I wanted to streamline the process of figuring out which tests are failing when a pull requests checks fail. Additionally, with `ght tests --files` I
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Show HN: A CLI tool for quickly identifying failed tests in GitHub Actions(github.com)
5 points by rane 3y ago|1 comments
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by rane 3y ago
How have you created the svg screencast in the README?
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by rane 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. Looks very promising. I take it that asking things about the repository with gpt3.5-turbo-16k is not possible without adding each file separately? Just to test I generated ctags for my smallish Rust project and noticed i
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by rane 3y ago
Are we anywhere close to being able to give a whole codebase to GPT-4 and ask various things about it?
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by rane 3y ago
Have you researched if choline supplementation is necessary?
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by rane 4y ago
It works best when working with something you have domain knowledge of and/or can easily verify the answers. For example programming.
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by rane 4y ago
Are there any examples out there what kind of documents people are writing with this? What's the right way to write more than one line per row? Return always just adds a new row. For instance, with Workflowy, you can hit Return+shift t
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by rane 4y ago
I think there might be a middle ground here that avoids introducing a BFF to be maintained and operated: in the back-end, introduce "faster moving" endpoints that are specifically targeted for front-end clients and that don't
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by rane 4y ago
Where did you find the option to disable Chromecast on A80J?

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