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Alan01252

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About Alan01252

http://alanhollis.com

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    Comment #46255998

    I've been heavily vibe coding for a couple of personal projects. A free kids typing game and bringing back a multiplayer game I played a lot as a kid back to life both with pretty …

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    Show HN: I vibe coded a free typing game for my kids

    My kids are surprisingly keen to learn to type, and I couldn't find any thing out there which was A) Free without adverts B) Worked well on mobile/tablets C) Was clutter free and e…

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    Comment #38967598

    I would really love to pick your brains on this. Did you do anything special with Frigate to do the stream processing ( hardware offloading etc? ) or was it simply plug and play.

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    Comment #35440571

    Are you saying that chatgpt wouldn't be able to achieve the digestible bites you're talking of? In which case, at what point do they become digestible? Is that not dependent on the…

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    Comment #35437715

    A master crafts person in any field can not become an expert without years of practice and repetition. Should we therefore always just outsource tasks because the work could do be …

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    Comment #35437201

    There exists a plethora of real world coding challenges that are beyond typical boilerplate code that ChatGPT has in my experience been able to produce entirely acceptable working …

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    Comment #15031373

    I'm curious to what this means for the existing puppet code base, is it now irrelevant, or are there still usages for it in the k8s world?

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    Comment #13597115

    Out of curiosity ( because we use pm2 here, and it works well ) why would you doubt them using those solutions?

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    Comment #13436130

    I don't think ones better than the other per say. It's just different. I've been in meetings in a room full of people knowing that absolutely no one wants to be there, and no one r…

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    Comment #13236089

    Who said anything about building a product. 1. Find niche on facebook 2. Find appropriate nice product with affiliate scheme 3. Harvest Emails 4. Send email with product ( low conv…

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    Comment #11475119

    And perhaps they're using simulations to better understand how they came to be...

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    Comment #11383351

    I'm using debug logging ( that isn't deleted ) more and more as I code. It's useful not only for solving the current problem you're experiencing but also helps the next person unde…

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    Comment #10857421

    I'm assuming you get a lot of support financially from your partner / have a big runway? I can't imagine living on £9k a year without such? How do you survive? edit: I Worry this c…

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    Comment #10842879

    The reduction in hours has allowed me to do activities which overall make me happier and less inclined to drink. I now do a lot of running and bodyweight fitness. Drinking decrease…

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    Comment #10842825

    Purely anecdotal I know, but since giving up my job in the city and going freelance I have indeed spent far less time drinking and far more time exercising. A quick one after work …

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    Comment #10366495

    I try to at least have the slow query log on and monitored in staging. It's pretty easy to forget an index and not notice in a dev environment.

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    Comment #9390554

    This reminded me of this http://hnalerts.com/ . I think it still works. Mind you it's been a long time since I've submitted anything that made it to the front page. ;)

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    Comment #8687360

    The pull request is better: https://github.com/composer/composer/pull/3482

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    Comment #6465000

    Complaining is the wrong word. I'm aware more than ever now that what I earn is entirely in my hands and my ability to sell myself. Having the confidence in you're own ability in o…

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    Comment #6464804

    I turned over ~$80k in my first year freelancing. This year will be substantially higher. Battling against imposter syndrome and finding out how much your worth to a company/busine…

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    Comment #6438122

    We've just started using this where I'm currently working, and it definitely makes a lot of sense. There's a command line tool which helps you keep to this branching model. Availab…

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    Comment #5970343

    SEEKING FREELANCER - Central London UK - On site preferred Two experienced PHP contractors required for three months to assist with the development of new internal systems. I am po…

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    Comment #5947394

    How I got work as a freelancer in one month. Created an on line presence/blog. Wrote about skills I have on blog. Posted some programming posts. Went to Craigslist / Gumtree. Email…