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chrisvenum
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Comment #49071942
108 PRs in a week, no mandatory code review or CI. Power to you friend! Just make sure to do some phases of slowing down, reviewing and refactoring. The agents code so defensively …
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Comment #48902357
React Native + Expo is also a good option if you want to touch the iOS/Android IDEs as little as possible. You use Xcode and Android studio to install the device sims and then expo…
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Comment #48848071
Pre-bending spoons Komoot was a beautiful app and community. You could operate it one handed with your brightness turned all the way down and easily get the info you needed. Now wh…
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Comment #48818800
Aider was also some of the most amazing prior art. After switching from the early copilot (crazy to think they were first to market with this stuff?) it was an amazing TUI experien…
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Comment #48477262
I am trying to gain a basic understanding of this: Right now I have a 4TB DB on one large box. Is the idea that using a proxy tool like PGDog I could spin up 8 smaller boxes handli…
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Comment #48356722
A lot of enterprise customers still buy windows workstations. When I worked in an IT dept, Dell XPS and Windows Surfaces were given to C levels who asked for Macs but were told the…
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Comment #48343886
Terminally breathing
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Comment #48244872
I have this issue at work, I asked CC to create a very simple bun CLI tool that can be hard to create, destroy and list worktrees. The CLI seeds the .env file with a url, db for th…
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Comment #48244845
I just started watching this after seeing your comment. Great recommendation, extremely interesting.
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Comment #47610003
Brave browser also has the ability to disable YouTube shorts and “distracting” ui elements like related videos in their settings. Works great on desktop/ios
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Comment #46540983
As a dyslexic programmer, I often think about how I would never be able to do the job I do without syntax highlighting. I don’t really know why it works so well for me, but I think…
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Comment #45389704
Saying that, maybe a DAW experience makes what can be created more personal
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Comment #45389684
I almost agree with you that this is about quality, but I still feel that the context in which art comes from influences how I perceive it. Take, for example, a track by Fontaines …
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Comment #45389269
While I like using AI for assisting with repetitive programming, I can’t help but feel sorry for my producer and illustrator friends who are now having to compete with generated to…
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Comment #45228906
I recently worked on a few client projects that used WP/Gutternberg. I was pleasenetly surprised by how good the dev/editing experience has been compared to when I tried using Gutt…
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Comment #45145260
Bookstrapping
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Comment #43695641
I am a huge fan of Inertia. I always felt limited by Blade but drained by the complexity of SPAs. Inertia makes using React/Vue feel as simple as old-school Laravel app. Long live …
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Comment #42023970
I found this issue indicating a bad idea for end user safety: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/431
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Comment #40819043
My favourite projects are small, with very focused goals and features. I have a Laravel project that I have maintained for a customer for seven years. The app is straightforward an…
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Comment #40555609
For those looking for something similar in PHP/Laravel, I strongly recommend checking out Livewire: https://laravel-livewire.com/ I still use React for more complex projects but it…
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Comment #22093206
I am a long time fan of Laravel. A tool that I find to be extremely useful for building out CRUD front ends in Laravel is the product Nova[1] which has been developed by the core m…