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hagg3n
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Comment #48099315
I’ve been tinkering with an LLM-based assistant for small-scale web development team's knowledge base. Picking a tool and setting up a knowledge base to have technical and design d…
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Comment #46544455
I consume most of my video/audio informational content at 1.5x or faster. It wasn't FOMO or that I felt unproductive. I just felt that some of the content was going too slow for my…
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Comment #45618955
Assuming we're in the unscientific realm, and that scientificity exists on a spectrum, I'd say the parent comment is more scientific, because at least it provides a description of …
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Comment #44304610
Provision is a script I've grown over years of building small production systems on Debian and Ubuntu Server. It handles security basics, relies on system tools so you're locked to…
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Show HN: A diff tool for ini config files
I've been handling lots of configuration files at work lately and I needed to compare some of them but diff kinda sucks for this use case. I whipped up something real quick and it …
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Comment #37211951
I envy you cause the teams and companies that I've worked with basically say fuck em to that argument. I have lost jobs and annoyed people trying to argue for greater care with acc…
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Comment #36991218
To me the point has always been of shattering the naive confidence programmers have when modeling things. I never thought I should handle each and every case, just be mindful of th…
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Comment #36946016
But you did spend time learning unix, nginx, bash, CGI, SQLite, etc. Sure I can agree these tools are worth learning, I'm just pointing out it's not the same thing. Netlify allows …
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Show HN: Hindsight is a free and open-source retrospective board
These holidays I've been working on this side project. I learned a ton and I think it has some neat little features to show: - It's a React application written in TypeScript using …
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Comment #32772282
I've been hosting small and mid-sized web sites and applications for years without a hitch using my own script, written from reading it up online. It might not work exactly as is f…
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Comment #27267889
Honest question: Should whether an application is running or not be a concern to you? Why would you ever want to actually quit an application? Granted, I understand that in reality…
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Comment #27225467
Funny you say that. I'm usually really skeptical of the next big thing but I felt differently about this, just can't put my finger on it.
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Comment #27153332
> and doesn't allow the developer using it a choice in those matters. I never took "opinionated" software as "no configuration". For me it's always been "custom defaults". It might…
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Comment #26322065
I honestly thought I was the only one, how cool is that? I too find `test` preferable over `[` since it leaves no doubt we're calling a command just like any other and the same ass…
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Comment #26071053
Vsauce just released a video about it https://youtu.be/zHL9GP_B30E
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Ask HN: Practical guides of different industries for modelling data
This has always been a pet peeve of mine. Every time I had to model the database for a business I'm not familiar with I ended up wasting dozens of hours reading wikipedia and scatt…
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Comment #25088706
Sure but can you honestly say this again with a straight face?
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Comment #23098894
Hi. I've been using Notion for all my paperwork and often times I wanted a simple stopwatch for timing my activity. Unfortunately Notion doesn't currently have anything like that b…
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Comment #22666343
Location: São Paulo, Brazil. Remote: Only. Willing to relocate: Negative. Technologies: Rails, React, Go. Résumé/CV: https://arthur.crz.li Email: arthur@corenzan.com
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