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chabad360
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About chabad360
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Comment #49244814
Learning Rust and writing userland drivers for my audio interface's built-in DSP.
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Comment #49205106
Link to the GAO report that actually analyzes the spending: https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-26-108615
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Comment #48878758
While the language itself doesn't seem very interesting (which is perhaps the point). The idea of building a new language on top of the CLR runtime feels very wise. Instead of a ne…
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Comment #48537051
While I think this is good advice, I do think one can make the given writing more accessible by adding small details, like expanding acronyms the first time you use them. Or provid…
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Comment #48346327
This post appears to be a newsletter with links to some of their recent posts. Admittedly nothing super interesting stood out to me this time. But I am still waiting very impatient…
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Comment #48054916
Widgets are possible to do with Flutter, but you have to implement them natively and do a bunch of FFI for passing data. I went cross-platform from the start because I have only so…
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Comment #48054877
I would like to offer that as a feature. There are some companies that sell access to connected car APIs, so I would probably go through that route.
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Comment #48048212
This is very true, speeding tickets and parking tickets become very annoying to trackdown otherwise.
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Comment #48048128
Funny story, I actually used a very AI-generated Astro template made by someone else, and it's gotten me annoyed enough that I'm now making my own from scratch. So perhaps there wi…
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Comment #48048114
Hahaha. I hear you. Despite the complaining (I actually forgot to talk about the week long pain that was figuring out why tracing and telemetry would break the build), this project…
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Comment #48048089
Hi HN! OP here. This is my first post and I'm very grateful to see it on the front page. This app was a lot of fun to build, and I really enjoyed putting together the writeup. I've…
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Comment #48048055
I totally agree. Don't get me wrong, LLMs helped a lot here, Copilot has been my trusty tool from the day it hit the market, But agents were not really a thing then. In general, my…
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Comment #48048037
Agreed. Perhaps I'll write a follow up that talks about the actual technical details more. I didn't want to lose sight of the story by getting bogged down in the technical details …
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Comment #48048029
It's not a bad idea, but everything I know about those days they are not fun to work with, and I didn't have one anyway.
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Comment #48048023
Haha, that's certainly one way to see it. I really enjoyed making the app, so it was less about laziness more about an itchy trigger finger.
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Comment #48048004
Glad to hear. Hey, if you want to use/try out the app, hit me up: my username @ Gmail.
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Comment #48047993
I don't strictly disagree, but as I mentioned in the article, those weren't really an option at the time. Claude code was nascent and not very reliable, and I actually like writing…
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Comment #48047978
I agree with you that at a large scale this is a problem. The one thing I decided very early on (when thinking about if/how I would grow this app beyond my family), is that this is…
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Comment #48047950
That's actually not a bad idea, if I pick this up again, I will definitely try that. Thanks.
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Comment #48047948
Heh, this is indeed rather unfortunate. Right as I finally got the look and feel to a relatively polished point, Liquid Glass dropped, making it rather obsolete. But to be honest, …
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Comment #47746550
Finally starting a blog.