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desmondl
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About desmondl
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Comment #49024905
Yeah, I also notice that a lot in vibe coded apps. Tbf it's what a mid level dev would write as copy if they were given no product requirements. Kinda hard to shift from engineer b…
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Comment #48635091
I would have loved to try locally, but the installer asks me to create an account and I don't want to do that yet.
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Comment #48634916
The main site mentions being able to "mount" a branch, vs. cloning a new repo or using git worktrees. And messageless commits for intermediate work. Besides that tho I don't see a …
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Comment #48632430
Same thing happened to me. Except I created a new Facebook account using my work email. I had to use my personal Facebook account. Meta has become so awful.
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Comment #48296449
I work on a small team. I talk to coding agents a lot. I also talk to my human team members a lot. So I have decent experience with interacting with both LLMs and humans. My two ¢:…
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Comment #46650310
This new product might be better, but Shimmer was publicly criticized exploitative when it launched. I saw those criticisms at the time, gave the product a fair chance anyway, and …
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Comment #39673318
Yeah true, I'm starting to remember the headaches with yaml when I was using kubernetes or cloudformation....
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Comment #39673139
Yep, I think the compelling reason of humans writing code is key here. SQLite would make it less accessible for people to write external tooling to integrate with an obsidian vault…
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Comment #39673081
I haven’t had any issues with yaml in markdown frontmatter or openapi specs. What kind of issues do you see with list and maps that make you against yaml? I agree that for computer…
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Comment #39673037
I completely agree. Even if they completely tank I can open my obsidian directory in a text editor or command line and still use it. I would still have access to features that are …
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Comment #39672983
Any reference for obsidian's specs? The closest thing I could find is this: https://docs.excalidraw.com/docs/codebase/json-schema but it seems to be really minimal and doesn't go i…
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Comment #39672945
Sometimes you have nodes that overlap each other, so you want to control whether or not a node is in front of or behind another node. Though yes, they could have explicitly defined…
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Comment #39672851
I think you're talking about the trade offs between supporting features like "DOM manipulation, state management, animation, etc." and "shipping updates" out of the box, versus onl…
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Comment #39672686
An object in JSON is meant to be unordered [1], so arrays are better if you want order to be preserved. [1] https://www.json.org/json-en.html
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Comment #39672401
I agree with a lot of comments that it's minimal, but in my opinion that is a good thing. I'm a big fan of Obsidian, and of the things I like about it is the data source is all mar…
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Comment #39110059
Looking at this with an open mind, I'm curious what benefits running SQLite in WebAssembly with a proxied web worker API layer gives compared to using localStorage or something sim…
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Comment #30911906
I somewhat agree, because as an end user all I had to do is disable the bundled apps (teams, etc) and switch the default browser to firefox. I agree with the criticism though, it r…
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Comment #30470282
Did your entire Google account get deactivated? My Google account is linked to Gmail, GCP/Firebase, Youtube, Drive, and a ton of SSO apps. Used it for the past decade, but I know n…
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Comment #30418331
Agreed, I have a small 3 node cluster at home and I use all of those things you listed. I had to dive very deep in the details and learn a ton of new things to get it right, and I …
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Comment #29995881
Agreed, I used lastpass in 2016 and tried to switch to keepass. I'm more than technical enough to use keypass and sync a vault across all my devices, but I needed this to be as eas…
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Comment #28132036
I got pretty proficient at using vim in vscode, and personally for me the investment was worth it. It's great for working in HTML with chords like `va"p` (replace selection around …
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Comment #24618580
I understand where you're coming from, but I'm going to play devil's advocate and think through everything that needs to be considered for a simple, "back in the day" solution that…
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Comment #20988204
Brain dump: Looks very cool. From what I can tell... pros: * No tooling to set up, don't have to think about project structure or computation (VMs or cloud functions) * Don't have …
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Comment #19255307
Are there any plans to make this support Typescript in the future? :)