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by yanis_t 4y ago
I mostly code in JS/TS and ruby, and find it pretty handy. Especially when I need to write some unit tests, I usually only write it("should work like this and like that"), and 90% of the time it generates a useful unit test[0
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by yanis_t 4y ago
On the negative side, no mentions of the Vim plugin update so far.
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by yanis_t 4y ago
God, only yesterday there was a comment by someone, that Copilot will eventually move to gpt4. So eventually = just 1 day. Things move so fast these days.
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by yanis_t 4y ago
Wait, is it free?
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Using GitHub Copilot for unit testing(strictmode.io)
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by yanis_t 4y ago
Is this new "Github down"?
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by yanis_t 4y ago
Here's another view. If you're a music composer, you hear the music in your head. But in order to get it out, you need to play and record musical instruments, learn to sign, learn to produce, etc. What if you had a device that tak
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by yanis_t 4y ago
I find it interesting that many people took a defensive position towards AI. For many the discurs seems to be "will this AI thing eventually replace me and kick out of me job". For me it's more like will that AI thing make me
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by yanis_t 4y ago
Your regular reminder, that it’s just a regular release, since typescript don’t follow semver. After 4.9 goes 5.0
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by yanis_t 4y ago
Can you elaborate please on that? Just starting on a new project where they have used playwright, but I never tried it
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by yanis_t 4y ago
As someone who drastically decreased complexity in my SaaS by moving from native android / ios apps to PWA, I highly disagree. For me the change was beneficial and customers happy because it removed the feature delay between web and ap
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Ask HN: What is a tech you though would take over the world but it didn't?
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by yanis_t 4y ago
LSP is what made me make a full switch to Vim[0]. Neovim even made it part of its API out-of-the-box, and that's a perfectly reasonable move given how much benefit it brings. [0] https://www.vimfromscratch.com/articles&
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by yanis_t 4y ago
I think the problem is that the tsserver for historical reasons even though is quite similar, still does NOT implement the LSP protocol. That's why you need another level here.
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by yanis_t 5y ago
Unpopular opinion here. I sometime find myself deliberately avoiding looking stupid because it could possibly damage my career. And that's because the people who make decisions are not some divine being who see through you, they are ju
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by yanis_t 5y ago
The biggest problem about knowledge management is that it gets stale pretty fast, and people don't see it as part of their job to keep it up to date. That's more like organisational problem, but I'd wanted to tackle it from t
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Rekol: Knowledge Management with Spaced-Repetition(rekowl.com)
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by yanis_t 5y ago
I'm working on a similar tool, while probably not that fancy[0]. Question - what is SR algorithm are you using? [0] https://rekowl.com/
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by yanis_t 5y ago
To me, the main point was always the need to refresh the knowledge. Ive built a note taking webapp ( http://rekowl.com ), that will pop up some of your older notes for review, not unsimilar to anki. I have to say the experience is
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by yanis_t 5y ago
Thanks for a fantastic post. I've actually wrote a single tech book in my life, and found Pandoc to be really indispensable. For example, while writing a book about Vim* I simply used markdown and Pandoc would allow me to translate it
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by yanis_t 5y ago
When is it going to get released?
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by yanis_t 5y ago
It is absolutely amazing how many things we can do with CSS. It's as powerful as some programming language, while in fact being completely declarative and super fast at the same time!
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Show HN: A dead-simple Trello-like TODO manager(todox.app)
2 points by yanis_t 6y ago|0 comments
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Simple Task Manager(todox.app)
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Show HN: Rekowl – Knowledge manager with space repetition(rekowl.com)
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Show HN: Rekowl Knowledge Manager(rekowl.com)
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by yanis_t 6y ago
We are really good at adapting. Today I and my phone can do better at remembering stuff I need, than me without phone 10 years ago. Is this really a problem if you think about it from the standpoint of human evolution?
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by yanis_t 6y ago
Spaced repetition is working. I've been a fan since I started using Anki to learn my Czech language. I also made a similar system a part of my knowledge management system ( https://rekowl.com/ ) to keep thing fresh in my
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by yanis_t 6y ago
Good point! I'm still not sure that spaced repetition is done right. Some notes doesn't make sense to review at all. And the pacing is also the question.
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by yanis_t 6y ago
thank you, will fix that

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