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by whh 5mo ago
I tend to agree with this. It's hard to build something great if you don't know the customer. It's hard to know the customer if you don't get opportunities to understand their pain, or just don't care.
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by whh 6mo ago
Vaguely feels like "Atomic Design" but applied to engineering.
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by whh 6mo ago
This is the best approach IMHO if you're a large, extremely valuable company registering a lot of domains.
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by whh 6mo ago
If it is extremely critical, MarkMonitor. Otherwise, Porkbun or Cloudflare Domains if you're ok using their DNS.
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by whh 6mo ago
Thanks Anthropic, and a big thanks to your Claude Code team for the customer obsession here. I've just noticed the Command + Backspace fix and even the nice little Ctrl + y addition as a fix for accidents. I really appreciate these lit
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by whh 6mo ago
That's essentially what NEXT_PUBLIC_ is for... but serializing process.env is a new one for me.
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by whh 6mo ago
the ghost of twitter's past
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by whh 6mo ago
I don’t think LLMs should be trying to replace what essentially should be well tested heuristics. It’s fine if it’s a stop gap. But, it’s too inconsistent to ever be reliable.
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by whh 6mo ago
I've been on Bunny for a while now, personally. It's pretty good, and I managed to dodge the last major Cloudflare outage which was nice. But, a few things could be more straightforward. Cloudflare makes the whole static site and
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by whh 6mo ago
FWIW, Cloudflare's edge platform is pretty proprietary too.
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by whh 6mo ago
An edge-first CMS is cool. I've wanted something that works well alongside Astro for ages. That said, WordPress is a weird paradigm to be replicating in 2026. WP won on extensibility, but the actual legacy of that ecosystem is bloat, s
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by whh 7mo ago
I echo this sentiment for all social media platforms today... At least new accounts are more obvious here. This pattern has been increasingly used for scams, spam and AI slop on Instagram, X and Facebook for years.
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by whh 7mo ago
I don't usually like to get involved in US politics as I'm not American, nor do I live in the US. But I will say this: the dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed. Read from that what you will... as a voter, or the POTUS.
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by whh 7mo ago
Honestly, if you have a tonne of staff that only use Excel and Chrome... this is the laptop to buy. I'd hate to jinx it, but I reckon this thing will dominate the market. Good job Apple.
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by whh 8mo ago
I think a move to Open Source would be great in Europe, but only if the governments using the technologies are actively funding their development. This doesn't just mean once-off grants, or a bit of cash donated here and there. I would
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by whh 8mo ago
They need to make sure a certain someone sees them, I suspect.
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by whh 8mo ago
This is so nice. The UX feels very smooth too - I love these kinds of native apps. Thank you!
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by whh 8mo ago
That was fast.
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by whh 8mo ago
I've used it for a couple of hours. A few observations: - It's nice to see conversation context alongside the change itself. - I wasn't able to see Claude Code utilise past commit context in understanding code. - It's a
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by whh 8mo ago
I'm trying it out now. If it works, I think it'd be great for my agentic workflows where I need to figure out why something was done a specific way. I have a lot of concurrent agents working on things at the same time, so I'm
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by whh 8mo ago
I envision it being similar to passkeys today. I'd expect that your smartphone would hold the credential, and you use the standard QR-code flow for most users. I store my passkeys in a password manager, so it's conceivable that th
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by whh 8mo ago
Could we use a constant stream of micro-asteroids as a heatsink?
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by whh 8mo ago
I’ve been scratching my head on this one too. You’re probably right about the bitter lesson... at the end of the day, plain English instructions in the context window are what do the heavy lifting. That said, I reckon that’s actually what t
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by whh 8mo ago
Author here. Mate, negativity just makes it harder for other voices to feel like they can be heard. Nobody should fear sharing their opinions… let’s be collaborative and show others how it’s done. The approach I’m suggesting relies on the s
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Age verification doesn't need to suck(willhackett.uk)
4 points by whh 8mo ago|4 comments
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by whh 8mo ago
~20 minute delay so far from our perspective, looks to be increasing. Their status page seems to think everything's A-OK.
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by whh 9mo ago
You are a legend. Thank you.
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by whh 9mo ago
https://willhackett.uk