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by welder 3y ago
You can use this Thunderbird extension instead of the Browser extension: https://github.com/monkeysintown/thunderbird-wakatime
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by welder 3y ago
The WakaTime browser extension does this, if you set it to only track your email domain.
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by welder 3y ago
I did the same, but using plugins to track the time I spent working for each client. It removes the need for "time tracking habits". https://wakatime.com/blog/1-why-i-built-wakatime
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by welder 3y ago
No, OpenAI is listed as "Service provider for AI-enabled functionality" so they're just building new features in Figma powered by OpenAI.
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Show HN: GitHub issue polls via embedded image(wakatime.com)
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by welder 3y ago
Very timely... I'm almost finished porting WakaQ (my custom background task queue to replace Celery) from Python into TypeScript to power background tasks for a new Next.js website. I'm using T3 not Deno so I wouldn't have us
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by welder 3y ago
This seems like a good enterprise use-case for AI. We had automated visual diffs at my last company, but it was very noisy. It did help to confirm my change didn't visually impact some other code I wasn't aware of, but we still ha
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by welder 3y ago
Nice growth hack for mailmodo... a wrapper around ChatGPT API with prompt "write 5 email subject lines about <user-input-here>". It worked, but I'll just ask ChatGPT this myself directly.
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by welder 3y ago
When I wrote my own background task queue I looked at Postgres, because it was already in use in the stack. Postgres would work for a simple queue, but supporting queue priorities, delayed/eta tasks, and broadcast tasks was too complic
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by welder 3y ago
> I’m not against using Postgres for this. But I am against the rolling your own distributed task queue. Good thing I didn't listen to your advice... my DIY background task queue saved my website when Celery couldn't scale. Why
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by welder 3y ago
Celery is crap. Full of bugs. https://wakatime.com/blog/56-building-a-background-task-queu...
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by welder 3y ago
I use DigitalOcean... almost all their products support IPv6. Only floating IPs are IPv4, but can work around that by not destroying droplets so the IPv6 address doesn't change.
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by welder 3y ago
I thought nobody used Kakoune anymore... maybe I'll go ahead and fix the bugs in the Kakoune WakaTime plugin https://github.com/WhatNodyn/kakoune-wakatime .
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by welder 3y ago
https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic
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by welder 3y ago
Site is unusable from EU. The cookie consent popup has a freaking progress loading bar that reaches 100% after a few minutes only to say it failed to save your cookie preferences.
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by welder 3y ago
Can you explain more how to use ASN to detect fraud and how it's different from the country detected for the IP? I thought ASN was derived from the IP, basically the route to that IP? Here's the ipinfo response for an IP used by a
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by welder 3y ago
Great comment. I'm a big fan and customer of IPinfo, using your API in our login notification emails to say "You just logged in from Berlin, Germany. If this wasn't you click here." To provide country data for customers
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by welder 3y ago
> Summary: HackYourNews is a website that uses OpenAI's gpt-3.5-turbo to provide AI summaries of the top Hacker News stories and their comments... > Comments: HackYourNews is a website that uses OpenAI's gpt-3.5-turbo to pro
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by welder 3y ago
USD isn't supported :(
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by welder 3y ago
"Hello database, why are you slow?" /s Serious feedback: * Support Digital Ocean (currently only AWS supported) * Even read-only access is scary... it's not clear if that means you have access to my sensitive user data o
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by welder 3y ago
Did anyone else misread the title? "USB-C [electrical] device uses wood dust to trap [...] [sic]" IMO the title could do without "UBC".
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by welder 3y ago
I like Linaria [0] because your IDE typechecks your styles and gives you autocomplete/intellisense when typing styles. With Tailwind you have to look everything up in docs because it's all strings, not importable constants. Leads
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by welder 3y ago
> having the ‘friction’ of defining a gRPC, GraphQL or REST endpoint is leading to more thoughtful API design Make devs slower so they code smarter? More friction is just that, it just frustrates devs it doesn't make them code bette
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by welder 3y ago
Having the opposite experience with it as a small team, and I can see how it would work great in my past large teams. I bet you're gonna have the same complaints about any API you use not just tRPC (junior developers not thinking about
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by welder 3y ago
I'm using it with Next 13, but not using the new experimental app folder yet. No issues yet.
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by welder 3y ago
> When I talk to people who are in their teens or early 20s about starting a start-up, I tell them, “Instead of sitting around thinking of start-up ideas, you should be working with other people on projects. Then, you’ll get a start-up i
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by welder 3y ago
> Those who are happy to return to the office in general are those who do not like WFH and prefer more contacts and a change of scenery. Or those with distractions at home. They can WFS, but I can see them being ok returning to an offici
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by welder 3y ago
> with no remaining visual indicator afterwards as to whether you upvoted or downvoted a comment. A new link appears on that comment with text `undown` or `unvote` depending on which one you clicked.
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by welder 3y ago
TLDR: Marketing, QA, and roadmapping are often forgotten when finishing the "on-paper" deliverables of projects. ... I should save time and get ChatGPT to summarize articles.
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by welder 3y ago
https://www.jax.org/why-the-mouse/excellent-models

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