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linesofcode
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Comment #49105320
I self host Umami. It was a one click deploy from their GitHub Readme. Been using for over a year, more than pleased. It has all the features you’re looking for without GA.
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Comment #49105299
I read the code reviews that Claude leaves on my PRs if that counts.
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Comment #47780808
AI is simply a force multiplier when it comes to tech. If you were motivated before LLMs what has changed? I don’t think AI is the problem here.
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Comment #47632998
Not most. All of it.
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Comment #47607986
cat some-file | pbcopy Copies it to your clipboard on osx. I use this a lot.
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Comment #47585678
Code quality no longer carries the same weight as it did pre LLMs. It used to matter becuase humans were the ones reading/writing it so you had to optimize for readability and main…
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Comment #47582907
I’ve always been addicted to coding and building, this just makes it easier to get my fix…
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Comment #47558192
Today Claude Code built several features and fixed a laundry list of bugs while I was at the movie theatre. When I came home I did about 15 minutes of reviewing its work and doing …
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Comment #47515534
I’m so happy. I can think about what actually matters and tackle hard problems that were otherwise bottle-necked by how fast I could type syntax correctly on the keyboard.
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Comment #47488384
That’s exactly what we’re doing. Connect the agent to your GitHub issues, tell it implement each one and spin on a loop until it’s finished. There’s more nuance to it than that but…
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Comment #47397498
I’m also interested in what CS curriculums are right now and furthermore what students actually think of it. I suspect nothing has changed in terms of curriculum other than being m…
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Comment #47294659
September 2024. I’ll never write a line of syntax again. First it was Cursor now it’s Claude.
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Comment #47150287
Say hello to https://pongo.sh/ self-hosted uptime monitoring, configured entirely in TypeScript and built on NextJS and Bun. No UI forms. No vendor lock-in. Just code in your repo.…
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Show HN: Pongo – a self hosted uptime monitor using configuration as code
Say hello to https://pongo.sh/ self-hosted uptime monitoring, configured entirely in TypeScript and built on NextJS and Bun. No UI forms. No vendor lock-in. Just code in your repo.…
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Comment #47119038
Give this a shot https://github.com/sharkdp/bat But in all seriousness I’m interested in knowing the answer to this too, just out of sheer curiosity.
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Comment #47078085
built a pokedex, open-source'd it too, cause wynaut? - every pokemon and regional variants - items, moves, abilities, locations - team builder, comparison and type coverage tool - …
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Comment #47072691
Agreed but I did click on the post purely cause of its odd choice of name.
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Comment #46971876
Hype combined with a community of excited engineers is a great innovator. People are hyped about these new tools and its popularity is pushing them to create new projects, discover…
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Comment #46971801
A pre-commit hook that runs a linter and type-checking is absolutely vital to maintain the code formatting of AI generated commits. One observation I’ve made working with LLMs is t…
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Comment #46889222
A lot of tech debt can be attributed to lack of communication or lack of proper planning. It’s one of the reasons why projects built by just one or two people rarely have the kinds…
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Comment #46692856
How can one judge potential without fully understanding or having used it to its full potential? I don’t think agentic programming is some promised land of instant code without bug…
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Comment #46692421
When you first began learning how to program were you building and shipping apps the next day? No. Agentic programming is a skill-set and a muscle you need to develop just like you…
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Comment #46584478
Sentry has a different but overlapping feature-set as DataDog and has a free tier.
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Comment #46484400
I think some of the best engineering leveling up one can do is to become an expert in other domains completely unrelated to what you’re working on now. Furthermore, build more and …