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by welder 1y ago
Disappointed it didn't launch with Hooks. [0] I know this is a Beta launch, but I thought they would learn from Claude and copy. Hooks enable plugins, like https://wakatime.com/claude-code [0] https://docs.a
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by welder 1y ago
At first I thought this was metrics about vibe coding... but it's not, that's WakaTime
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by welder 1y ago
Estimates will always be off compared to a plugin like wakatime tracking the real amount of AI generated code vs human written code.
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by welder 1y ago
I thought this was about consolidation of email providers so your email never leaves a single datacenter: "10 years ago we couldn't send an email 500 miles, but these days we can't send it 500 miles because it just routes int
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by welder 1y ago
Renaming it on GitHub.com in this PR: https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/pull/7475
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by welder 1y ago
Patents are gatekeeping ideas. Two people come up with the same idea independently but one gets a patent and keeps the other from using their own idea. Copyright is protecting from copy pasting the implementation of the idea.
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by welder 1y ago
I'm not raising money to prevent this for my new social network. https://wonderful.dev/download
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by welder 1y ago
You're confusing Copyright (implementation) with Patent (idea). We don't like gatekeeping ideas because many people have the same ideas.
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by welder 1y ago
My app doesn't do that. The reason I push the app is because we don't ask for your email address, so the only way I have to notify you of new messages or stuff is via an app. Apps are sticky, websites aren't.
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by welder 1y ago
Go could learn from this and implement Swift's optional feature: https://wakatime.com/blog/48-go-desperately-needs-nil-safe-t...
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by welder 1y ago
Related: https://hnrankings.info/
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by welder 1y ago
If you want the data to last a long time, make sure to print on acid free paper.
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by welder 1y ago
I rolled my own auth [0] and it works just fine. Why do I need another service for Auth, it's simple enough already. I guess B2B products need more auth features so it's worth using a library? [0] https://github.com&#x2
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Vibe coding is changing the indiehacker landscape(wonderful.dev)
9 points by welder 1y ago|1 comments
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by welder 1y ago
Yes, must be that and the remote aspect.
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by welder 1y ago
Wow, salaries have gone DOWN since I last worked as IC! Context: Was a senior SWE in SF for Airbnb until 2020. Now I'm seeing Principle engineer positions with lower base salary than I had 5 years ago.
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by welder 1y ago
You forgot "Building time tracking apps" I'm seeing even more of this effect lately among young vibe coders. Not saying it's a bad thing, I'm saying: It's reached the point where it's easier to build your
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by welder 1y ago
Edit: nevermind
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by welder 1y ago
Neither? I'm surprised nobody has said it yet. I turned off AI autocomplete, and sometimes use the chat to debug or generate simple code but only when I prompt it to. Continuous autocomplete is just annoying and slows me down.
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by welder 1y ago
This is different from haveibeenpawned leaks. These infostealer dumps mean the data is direct from a spyware/malware on a victims computer. for ex: https://hackerone.com/reports/3091909 It means the people in the
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by welder 1y ago
I bet OpenAI feels kinda silly now that they just paid $3B for Windsurf when they could have backed an OSS one for much less.
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by welder 1y ago
I've used both and Drizzle has become the goto now in the TS community.
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by welder 1y ago
Not anymore, now it's Drizzle
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by welder 1y ago
The go-to is Drizzle
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by welder 1y ago
Just eww... you were an expert at Rails 10+ years, failed to become an equivalent expert at Next.js so you went back to what you're used to. You just didn't dive in deep enough. I was the same expert level with Python, now I'
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by welder 1y ago
I like a similar trick, sending very large files hosted on external servers to malicious visitors using proxies. Usually those proxies charge by bandwidth, so it increases their costs.
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by welder 2y ago
Yes, the names and language stats are seen but the integration scope we use doesn't have permission to read the repo source code.
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by welder 2y ago
When connecting GitHub, it asks you to select the repos you want wonderful.dev to see. You can select private repos there too.
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by welder 2y ago
Similar to what I'm doing with https://wonderful.dev (example dev profile: https://wonderful.dev/alan ) where profiles can't be edited, devs can only connect their GitHub, StackOverflow, etc. and we fil
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by welder 2y ago
Same, always have copilot autocomplete turned off. I do use the chat, but rarely. I was using it as docs but had to stop because it gives straight up wrong answers while sounding so confident. It's just faster to go directly to the doc

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