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johnernaut
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About johnernaut
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Comment #46457907
I wanted a simple harpoon-esque neovim plugin where I could view the files that the Claude Code CLI changes within a simple popup within neovim, and optionally dismiss the ones I'v…
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Comment #46436215
I vibe coded Pantry Recipes as an experiment (and to fill a personal need), and it has paying subscribers. Certainly not commercially successful though. https://apps.apple.com/us/a…
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Comment #43819978
Working on: Pantry Recipes – AI meal generation based on what’s in your kitchen Over the past few weekends, I’ve been building Pantry Recipes – a mobile app that lets you quickly g…
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Comment #31683413
I found an app called Meomind ( https://meomind.com/ ) recently that has helped me a lot. It has a collection of real recorded therapy sessions from individuals that they've decide…
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Comment #19718739
Yes, check out Pry: https://pryrepl.org/
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Comment #17524277
Interesting - thanks for the heads up.
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Comment #17523219
One of the biggest frustrations I've had after switching from Slack -> Teams is the lack of support for syntax highlighting or 'code snippets.' Also, I can search for past comments…
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Comment #16375711
I ran into the issue of authentication when trying to learn GraphQL. I made a Node/GraphQL/React boilerplate with an example implementation of authentication in place. It's my firs…
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Comment #15549684
It's also worrying for households that have animals that are not particularly friendly toward strangers. Would the delivery person be able to press charges should a home owners dog…
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Comment #13161112
> Every store's shopping experience on black friday ranges from barely tolerable to unbearable. This is true and I would be completely sympathetic to this if the same thing hadn't …
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Comment #13159430
I'm one of the people that switched from a MacBook Pro to the new Surface Book. The ENTIRE experience was dreadful for me. The day I went into the Microsoft store to purchase it (B…
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Comment #12847256
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Ruby on Rails, C/C++, JavaScript, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnso…
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Comment #11322748
This can be alleviated with the use of CO2 scrubbers[0]. Basically you fill fan-powered canisters with minerals ("sodasorb" is a popular product used in the offshore diving industr…
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Comment #10560032
Although probably not well-known, http://crackmes.de/ is a site I've been using to create / upload and also work on challenges for various RE applications for about 10 years now. I…
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Comment #9531397
ES6
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Comment #8593095
E-Mafia.
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Comment #8453274
I built a websocket server in Go that pulls messages from Redis and shoots them off to subscribed clients, similar to what you're mentioning. https://github.com/johnernaut/goatee
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Comment #7991731
Pretty cool, I wrote a utility in Go [1] similar to this that also extracts and compresses related CSS, JS and images for offline use. [1] https://github.com/johnernaut/webhog
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Comment #7659487
This is another Go OSS project of mine that I'm using to expand my knowledge of the language and its inner-workings. I'd be extremely interested in gathering advice on the best way…
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Comment #7272917
Awesome job guys! This interface is super sleek. Can I ask what's powering the back-end?