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About dansult
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Comment #48443064
Will try this out, I'm just running claude in terminal panes stacked on the right hand side. Cheers!
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Comment #46747482
You should update it, it benefits many users.
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Comment #46629645
https://danielms.site
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Comment #46451514
Miniflux is how I subscribe to much of my tech content via their RSS. Always a little disappointed when no RSS is available for interesting blogs.
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Comment #46450869
I agree with you, in general this place doesn't increase my happiness but finding insights from the submissions and more often, well crafted comments, does. This is going into my b…
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Comment #46341086
I'm reading this because of the newsletter! HN is a time sink so the newsletter lifts only items worthy of attention to my email. Been a sub for many years. Thank you!
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Comment #45788104
Yes and you can select multiple files to give it focus. It can run anything in your PATH too. Eg it's pretty good at using `gh` and so on
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Comment #44709071
You've gotta be in Australia because I had a cx-5 2014 2.2 TD and it was a nightmare. I'll never buy a Mazda again. You know its bad when years after the warranty has expired Mazda…
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Comment #44507733
I work in a global company with people in Asia, Australia, North America and across Europe. My team are all in NA and I'm in Australia. I just get up early to maximise cross over, …
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Comment #44507687
2am all hands.. but for the most part it's great working with European and American colleagues
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Comment #43563971
Thats an interesting project. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #43563516
Very cool man. Love this!
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Comment #42943982
Thats a sombre take. My father in law was a professional photographer for 30 years. His experience was very much that everyone can take a decent photo today. But he saw diminishing…
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Comment #42529158
Python is a good first language. Big community. Easy to start, can start without OOP or even functions - just a script. Large ecosystem from web to AI. Automating the boring stuff …
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Comment #42497198
Accurate. JetBrains IDEs are the only ones I'll use. Webstorm, PyCharm, GoLand - all wonderful.
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Comment #42450015
How do you see all the entries? Each option only shows ten items with no way to load more.
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Comment #42407495
Really cool approach to running a VPN company
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Comment #41506518
I use mermaid.js a lot but not enough that I an fluent in the DSL. So I pump things into excalidraw's AI and tell it to create the mermaid chart. It gets my 80% of the way and I tw…
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Comment #41442547
Thank you for following up with the links, I also made a mistake in my post. It was Let's Go Further but hopefully OP figured that out.
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Comment #41432054
Having experience in other languages it should be fairly easy to pick up. I personally bought the book Let's Go by Alex Edwards. It's a project based book where he teaches you Go b…
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Comment #41288893
In a previous gig we used https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs > and kept the "tape" in git. This way it sort of ensured that updates to the CLI were updated. If someone added some…
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Comment #40853246
Different roles. Everyone has a part to play but SF relies upon relative superiority. Assets and ignoring military customs which do not increase effectiveness and lethality are req…
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Comment #40852678
Changed maybe but not a whole new person. And its not binary - my experiences will different to yours even if we were in the exact same situations. After two tours I am not so diff…
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Comment #40782019
Absolutely not. We use it extensively. https://github.com/k3s-io/k3s
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Comment #40664707
My sense is that is more and more common especially for the generation entering the workforce now.