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itzami

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About itzami

I'm a self-taught front-end developer with a knack for design and a Master's Degree in Psychology

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    Comment #47764569

    i apologize for my heresy on doing this! i'm actually swinging into two different approaches for my tmux panes and none of them conform to what tmux expects (again, i'm sorry for t…

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    Show HN: Tmux-grid – a visual layout builder for tmux

    Hi HN! I've been using kitty for a while but yesterday i decided to switch to ghostty and i realized that i would need tmux to manage my panes if i wanted to get the grid as i want…

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    Show HN: Buggy – a privacy-first baby tracker (iOS, offline, no account)

    I became a dad recently and couldn’t find a baby tracker that didn’t require an account or cloud sync. So I built Buggy: - Works fully offline; data is stored locally on device - N…

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    Comment #44100951

    Makes absolute sense, clearly forgot a CTA there! Thank you!

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    Show HN: SnapDone – An habit tracker with visual proof

    I built SnapDone with the intent of making myself accountable for my habits. The idea of it is simple: - you create a habit and suggest a prompt of what the photo you'll take shoul…

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    Comment #43192722

    1. What are your plans now? 2. Your style seems unique, and even your mood board that you shared with the designer has a particular style; did you always gravitate towards that typ…

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    Comment #42802500

    > Historically, we avoided this to maintain a separation of concerns, but it's puzzling why some prefer reintroducing similar methods. Is it just to save a few keystrokes? In bigge…

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    Comment #42802441

    The project is outstanding but the fact that you've documented everything AND did a video about it speaks volumes about what you'll achieve if you keep at it

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    Comment #42541381

    All points make a lot of sense, thank you for your reply!

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    Comment #42523370

    I did but I've been feeling that the LLMs end up giving an average solution / something that I don't fully understand / the same solution that just looks slightly different and I t…

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    Show HN: I'm learning Go and built a scraper. How can I improve it?

    TLDR: I'm learning Go and [this]( https://github.com/ItzaMi/compare-supermarket-prices ) is my first project with it. What am I doing wrong and what could I improve? In an attempt …

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    Comment #42053274

    Are you open to do it with Node? I wrote a blog post[0] with a fairly easy setup. If you're using markdown and any markdown processor you should be good to go. [0] https://www.itza…

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    Comment #40727184

    Thank you! I really appreciate it!

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    Show HN: Yet Another Habit Tracker

    Hey! Long-time lurker, first-time poster! I'm pretty excited to share ItzaHabit, a habit tracker that I feel like it works for me and could be helpful for other people What it does…

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    Ask HN: Good projects with LiveView and Phoenix for a newbie

    I'm a front-end developer trying to learn Elixir/Phoenix and LiveView, and right now I'm trying to figure out what could be some good projects to start with. I guess I'm not fully …

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    Ask HN: What do you use to organize your study / work as a developer?

    Lately I've been using Notion a lot to keep up with my work and studies. Being self-taught, I use Notion to take notes of everything I read and study (I feel like it's just too muc…

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    Ask HN: Best resources to learn Elixir/Phoenix

    Hi! I'm a front-end developer but I'm interested in diving into a back-end language and Elixir/Phoenix caught my attention due to LiveView. Currently I'm using an udemy course (htt…