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by stephenlf 6mo ago
Some pictures would be nice
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
This is beautiful, and incredibly polished. Thank you.
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
i guess we’re doing piracy now
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
Gemini did better than I did.
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
My go-to for examples is ‘tldr’ Maybe you could add the examples there, too? Then again, if every man page had basic usage examples, maybe I wouldn’t go to ‘tldr’
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
Great catch! You’re absolutely right. AI-generated comments have no place in this human-centered community.
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by stephenlf 7mo ago
I love it!
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
I particularly love all the names containing “Epstein” getting redacted.
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
Certainly the second half of the session suffers from degradation
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
I love this. Btw, TTFP on my feed was about 5 minutes lol
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
Part 2, 3rd definition of “foo”mentions baz
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
> The cost of turning written business logic into code has dropped to zero Didn’t realize this was science fiction.
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
DuckDB via Python is my go-to for that first use case. It’s easier than ever to use Python and SQL together with Marimo notebooks. ``` uv run --with marimo marimo run --sandbox ``` and you’re ready to go.
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by stephenlf 8mo ago
I love this approach. Great work. Building helpful, accurate has been the second hardest part of building my employer’s internal app. (The most difficult thing has been reaching consensus on processes.)
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
Reading through the thread right now. Commenter: > What % of the code is written by you and what % is written by ai OP: > Good question! > > All the code, architecture, logic, and design in minikv were written by me, 100% by han
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
I didn’t learn much about icons in this thread, but I did learn that iconographers are a feisty bunch
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
The author felt pressure to build an explosive startup with tons of early funding. For those feeling similar pressure, look into the concept of “slow burn startups.” These are startups that stick around and make long-term impact.
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
This repo is fantastic. The README should be the gold standard for OSS. Not to mention how stunning the outputs are. Thanks for sharing.
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
That’s awesome
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
I love it
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
Are there tradeoffs between individual-element and group-element mindsets with regards to project scale? Does the group-element/global architecture mindset require holding the whole program in my head? Is that even possible for large p
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
Q: What’s the smallest step I can take towards my goal? A: Spend a minute stressing about my goal.
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
Nope! uv takes care of that. uv is a work of art.
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
It’s an interesting challenge. Modern recommendation systems grew powerful because of enormous amounts of instant feedback. You can capture clicks and view time on the web. You don’t get that in books. I see three possible solutions: 1. Goo
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by stephenlf 9mo ago
Linear algebra
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by stephenlf 10mo ago
Omarchy
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by stephenlf 10mo ago
Absolutely insane way to start a business. “Let me blow 2 grand on a domain name. Not sure what it’s for, yet.”
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by stephenlf 10mo ago
Speaking of iOS holding things back, my iPhone’s Safari doesn’t offer a reader for this post. Not sure why.
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by stephenlf 10mo ago
After seeing the responses, I believe that this is more evidence of the fact that Supabase is easy to work with (and thus attracts people who have NO IDEA what they’re doing), and less an issue with Supabase security.
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by stephenlf 10mo ago
That overwrites the remote dotfiles. Any workarounds?

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