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codebeaker

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About codebeaker

http://lee.hambley.name/ http://www.capistranorb.com/ https://www.harrow.io/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #44325436

    Why is an article from Jan 2025 being recirculated on HN now? It's not Europol's role to push for this, and the European commission has suffered setbacks with ChatControl and other…

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    Comment #40810427

    Can you say more about (the|your perceived) relationship between SQL and htmx? When looking up HTMX[1] I was surprised to see what looks like a relatively young project with no dir…

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    Comment #38708706

    Why do people even reinvent this wheel every few months? Does the Anyone can build a "reactive" type framework by following tutorials online now, they're super in vogue. Is my cyni…

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    Comment #38518722

    I haven't seen the documentary, but my anecdotal experience visiting SF annually since 2016 for work is that it's utterly dire. I live in northern europe, in Germany, so our bar is…

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    Comment #38445008

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    Comment #38401573

    Thank you so much for the detailed reply. pixijs looks amazing, and gsap looks pretty approachable!

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    Comment #38393209

    What technology did you use for the animations? I've a bunch of itches I'd like to scratch that would be improved by having some canvas animated explainers or UI but I never clicke…

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    Comment #32067667

    Postman, since they raised money have really lost their way in my opinion. The tool gets harder to use, with a more cluttered UI in every release. Seemingly random UI decisions mak…

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    Comment #31730625

    As part of a team of maintainers of a popular (declining) gem, shame they don't make a mention of the extremely valid "gem is owned by a team, and anyone may push" model. I regret …

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    Comment #29910747

    Had you taken the time to open the link, the 2nd paragraph states their capabilities succinctly: > Parcel CSS has significantly better performance than existing tools, while also i…

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    Comment #29085859

    >Much like Notion and other block editing methods, site content is represented in a JSON format. Each block has a type, for example, a block of Paragraph would have the type "Parag…

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    Comment #28921877

    > It’s no secret that the Ethereum login will soon become a user standard and passwords will no longer be needed. That's some serious kool-aid that the author has been drinking. No…

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    Comment #28690696

    Something like a quine? https://www.quaxio.com/qrquine/

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    Comment #28152650

    I'm well aware that there's no absolute standards for this, but I've built a number of CQRS systems, and I didn't ever have idempotency IDs as a core tenant of the system. What lit…

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    Comment #27996635

    As a European reading this it sounds like the author has some kind of narcissistic take on exactly what kind of immigrants their country has and where they "belong". Of course what…

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    Comment #27996424

    I'm a recently naturalized German citizen, could you say more about how I can use my Perso this way. It seems nobody uses the "smart" features. So far, it seems like a "mini passpo…

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    Comment #27054701

    I'll have to dig up a citation. But the [] Three Mile Island accident was in part caused by (former) naval nuclear specialists making poor choices based on optimizing for the wrong…

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    Comment #26899906

    Sorry if this is considered off-topic, but I mus thave surely missed something about why AstraZeneca is seemingly the only choice on the vaccine market. I am German, we developed t…

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    Comment #26772054

    I am in no way condoning sports piracy, or any other sort of piracy, but watching sports has become so incredibly difficult using legal means as to be virtually impossible. I am a …

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    Comment #26721470

    I visited that landing page a couple of times and had a mental "blip" because it looks exactly like a domain squatter holding page. I don't want to turn the thread into an inciteme…

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    Comment #25821387

    The post solely looks at open source products, and for the author's example case (the Angular repository) it may be valid criticism. For internal repositories we find this to be re…

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    Comment #25762852

    There's quite some research, and even some products (I mentored a company about five years ago doing such a thing, but I even forgot their name, and don't remember what their outco…

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    Comment #25726638

    I don't want to invalidate your experience at all, but I find exactly the opposite. I do a lot of video pair programming, and I feel supremely comfortable screen/video sharing. Get…

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    Comment #25591068

    I've always chosen to go the hard-way (use terraform) for lambda because all my other infra is in terraform, do any of those other frameworks you mentioned interoperate neatly with…

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    Comment #24637702

    Having watched the first 20 minutes of the linked video, I'm sure that's what OP wanted to share, but I got next to nothing from it. The entire talk is about memory layouts and how…