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pyreal
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Comment #47971151
I created something similar to help me spin up complex apps in multiple worktrees with full port orchestration: https://outport.dev/
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Comment #46884460
The author clearly loves coding more than the output from coding. I'm thinking harder than ever and so grateful I can finally think hard about the output I really want rather than …
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Comment #43097085
I'm curious to see his mise tasks. He lists a few of them near the end but I'm not sure what his LLM CLI is. Is that an actual tool or is he using it as a placeholder for "insert y…
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Comment #43097068
Thanks for that clarification! I was wondering what skies had to do with skiing.
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Comment #39745547
I'm so old my first domain registrations were free. I had to register them via fax.
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Comment #33834399
I lie down and close my eyes.
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Comment #31786958
The SQL on Rails demo: https://youtu.be/0_PK1eDQyVg
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Comment #31663248
I built an online computer store for my employer in late '94. It never went anywhere because the guy I worked for kept saying "What are you building this for? Nobody will ever put …
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Comment #30603719
This is the "ice-bucket challenge" war.
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Comment #30362816
That's a great idea!
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Comment #30358731
good luck getting here lol
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Comment #30354816
Potato, carrot, turnip, beet, cabbage, broccoli.
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Comment #30354814
Lots of ammo around here. A significant portion of the population hunts our own moose, rabbits, partridge, etc. I live on an island that's 100,000 sq. km. with fewer than 500k peop…
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Comment #30354470
I'm a remote rural farmer.
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Comment #30354026
Using an old technology called paper to print the books before trouble hits.
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Comment #30353812
I'm doing a test of IPFS and just started uploading a library of public-domain books on a variety of topics that would be useful in a post-EMP or massive technical disruption scena…
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Comment #29663453
I come from an English-speaking region where everyone speaks very fast. I watch most instructional videos at 1.5x to 2x just so I don't lose focus from enduring slow-talking "mainl…
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Comment #26181189
Kitboga would find this supremely ironic.
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Comment #25694833
World War 3 has started.
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Comment #22654465
I started writing a similar app in 2005 using Ruby on Rails. I called it Grocs and even registered the domain name grocs.com. I dropped the ball but I'm glad to see that someone el…
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Comment #21643311
I come from Eastern Canada (the island province of Newfoundland, to be exact), where we speak very quickly with a unique dialect that is highly abbreviated. (for example, "What are…
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Comment #21371586
Thanks for this link! I was trying to remember the predecessor to ASP while watching the Jobs video. I hoped that one of the others might have contained an ASP demo, but never real…
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Comment #21370527
I was already using the beta of Microsoft Active Server Pages when this presentation was given. ASP 1.0 was released in December 1996 and changed my web development career.
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Comment #21257477
My reading of the Wikipedia article re: Kiidk'yaas suggests that it was felled by someone protesting protesting logging.