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divmain

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About divmain

Dale Bustad www.divmain.com github.com/divmain hn@dale.link

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    Is there any chance you might support a local-first version of this in the future? I've been interested in apps like this and Littlebird in particular seems very attractive. But I'…

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    Comment #47304631

    Completely agree; my approach was not the most practical. I mostly wanted to know how hard it would be and, as I said, haven’t used it much since. Yes, macFUSE is messy to rely upo…

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    Comment #47301930

    This is what I was going for with Treebeard[0]. It is sandbox-exec, worktrees, and COW/overlay filesystem. The overlay filesystem is nice, in that you have access to git-ignored fi…

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    Comment #46305645

    Docker Hardened Images integrate Socket Firewall, which provides protection from threats like Shai-Hulud during build steps. You can read our partnership announcement over here: ht…

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    Comment #46038493

    pnpm’s minimumReleaseAge can help a ton with this. There’s a tricky balance, because allowing your dependencies to get stale makes you inherently more vulnerable to vulnerabilities…

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    Comment #45859177

    I’ve been using the crush TUI primarily. I like that I have the flexibility to switch to a smarter model on occasion - for awhile I hesitated to pick up AI coding at all, simply be…

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    I have been an AI-coding skeptic for some time. I always acknowledged LLMs as useful for solving specific problems and making certain things possible that weren't possible before. …

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    Comment #45431402

    I experienced the same, but I think it is a limitation of OpenRouter. When I hit Cerebra’s OpenAI endpoint directly, it works flawlessly.

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    Comment #42592818

    For anyone considering: I applied, didn’t get an offer, but had a fantastic experience. Authentic people, with the right mix of ambition and work-life balance. They respected the t…

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    Comment #31589962

    This is great to hear! I tried Orion for awhile and Bitwarden was really flaky. I'll have to give it another go.

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    Comment #29697556

    It is a bit above your price point, but I have been using Kagi.com (not affiliated, just impressed). They're in beta, but will charge ~$10 once they go GA. Like you, I tried DuckDu…

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    Comment #29400992

    After having used DuckDuckGo for a couple of years and habitually using g!, I switched to Kagi recently. Much better experience, I like that I’m a customer and not the product, gre…

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    I attended Code Fellows in October-December of 2013. I had held a handful of tech-heavy positions prior to that time, but had never worked as a software engineer/developer. I origi…

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    We're discussing that here: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/rapscallion/issues/51 It should be relatively straightforward to add - its just a matter of deciding on the right leve…

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    Comment #12711261

    I found Seductive Interaction Design to be both enjoyable and highly instructive! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321725522/

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    Comment #11452407

    No direct implications. But it should provide solid ground for libraries like Victory. https://github.com/FormidableLabs/Victory

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    Comment #9616931

    I can respond as both a graduate and as someone who was later involved in hiring bootcamp graduates. About two years ago, I entered into the first Code Fellows JavaScript bootcamp.…

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