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kerryritter
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Comment #49262526
Building educational content to teach users how to use your software is extremely challenging. Would be interesting to position this against startups. Most of those subject matters…
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Show HN: CLI and MCP for model fusion via harnesses
After seeing OpenRouter Fusion and Sakana's results, I decided to take some learning from my building my start-up's harness and extract a CLI/MCP for agent-to-agent communication. …
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Comment #44163121
A well articulated blog, imo. Touches on all the points I see argued about on LinkedIn all the time. I think leveling things out at the beginning is important. For instance, I rece…
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Comment #43692980
This looks like a cool solve for this problem. Some of the other tools I tried didn't seem to contextualize the app, so the comments were surface level and trite. I'm on Bitbucket …
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Comment #42431600
Impressed by how accurately this identified and transcribed. Nice work
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Comment #33661869
The easiest way to understand unprocessed food is "nothing bad added, nothing good taken away". For instance, pure peanut butter is unprocessed. While it runs through a mechanism t…
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Comment #31908386
I am very interested in seeing where this goes. I would love to see things get fleshed out a little more ala BlitzJS (auth, simple client/server session management, integrated data…
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Comment #29997465
i <3 forwardemail. thank you for building this!
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Comment #29490079
Anecdotally, every client that rejected a PWA approach has been due to insisting on push notifications. These apps are typically internal employee apps and the push notifications a…
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Comment #26855926
I typically write my Lambda functions as Nest apps, develop locally, and then deploy with the aws-serverless-express (or fastify) NPM package, and I enable The ability to trigger a…
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Comment #21407857
+1 for code-first migrations. It's a bit of a learning curve, but the effort is worth it imo.
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Comment #21372760
I'm surprised no one has pointed out the value of Ionic Framework ( https://www.ionicframework.com ). I'm a huge, huge proponent of this. TypeScript is a great language (in my opin…
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Comment #21264928
Sure, but this is a tool to build cross-platform mobile apps which look and feel native. Imo, proper UI defaults makes sense for such a purpose.
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Comment #16222947
This is a satire piece.
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Comment #15703922
I have the same complaints. I've found NestJS ( https://nestjs.com ) to be a wonderful solution for a lot of what you're talking about. There's a few recipes to get you up and roll…
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Comment #15395152
Maybe I'm naive but I think a lot of people consider this, but the benefits of development speed outweigh the risk for a number of cases.
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Comment #14405475
Same. I don't get it. My machines are 16gb and have zero problems with VMs, docker. What am I missing?
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Comment #13968846
I wish I could do single monitor, but I need at least two - one with editor, one with browser for the app/site I'm building. Then preferably one for database admin/documentation/em…
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Comment #13877633
Wow, that moving IBM ad in the background is ridiculously annoying.
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Comment #13871780
I am also a React fan but phrases like "I worked with React for a year and know well enough to get a brand new app up in less than a day" make me kind of sad. The cost just to get …
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Comment #13395913
All the teams I've been a part of use Bootstrap, including a lot of experienced front-end devs. Using SASS customization with Bootstrap really lets you hammer out a unique toolkit …
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Comment #12856888
He is the opposite. The story is an anecdote of someone who is not well-educated, but is incredibly skilled (as opposed to someone who is very well-educated but not as skilled).
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Comment #12849332
What service do you use?