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danfritz
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Comment #49037757
Yep, it seems that if you hammer messages things get easily dropped or the async behavior is not executed. IMO the reset should fire regardless what happens after it.
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Comment #49037697
This feels a lot like sagas and redux sagas. Anyone else got that vibe?
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Comment #48757324
It's my daily driver, it's fast affordable and with a bit of guidance gets the job done. I only reach for Claud when i need to plan something big or want to have a sparring partner…
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Comment #48616606
This resonates a lot with me. I often use AI for the plan and let it propose multiple possible implementations, I often have to point out the glaring easier / logical solution. Whe…
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Comment #48066376
Always let your db generate uuids. On postgres this is easy since v18 it supports uuid v7! There is no need to set uuids through javascript or node imo
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Comment #48034885
I wonder how well this corolates with azure incidents. Especially for the US regions.
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Comment #47971958
Alternative https://github.com/peterldowns/localias Granted no fancy UI to start and stop things but is it really needed? Tbh this is not a single binary you need dnsmasq go and ot…
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Comment #47863651
I can only say: learn how to use reduce and you never loop twice through a list of items or objects. To me reduce is very easy to reason about and makes it super easy to properly f…
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Comment #46905851
Ha yes classic showcase of: 1) obvious green field project 2) well defined spec which will definitely be in the training data 3) an end result which lands you 90% from the finish N…
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Comment #46897980
Indeed totally unbearable to even read the article
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Comment #46527035
By the time I have figured out all those quirks and guardrails I could have done it myself in 45min tops.
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Comment #46526656
Whats the improvement here? I spend more time fixing it then doing it myself anyways. And I have less confidence in the code Opus generates
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Comment #46526628
Every time I see a post like this on HN I try again and every time I come to the same conclusion. I have never see one agent managing to pull something off that I could instantly s…
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Comment #45915732
Related to the recent announcement they are moving to Azure?
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Comment #44339172
Looks cool but how much does it cost?
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Comment #43428335
Not my experience, I have done fairly complex things like building / releasing a whitelabel ios and android app which is branded in ci per customer. Like othes have suggested, keep…
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Comment #41591131
I've always used https://github.com/pzavolinsky/ts-unused-exports Has more features (like excluding enums) and works very well in large code bases.
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Comment #41306838
Clearly the real good refactor was using reduce instead of filter / map. No need to loop twice over the array. Always use reduce if there are chained methods going through arrays
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Comment #40678745
Ha great we finally arrive at the "Next.js React features" which basically forces everyone to use Next.js or an additional framework on top of React which now have to play catchup …