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rhardih

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About rhardih

René Hansen

  - https://rhardih.io
  - https://github.com/rhardih
  - https://twitter.com/rhardih

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    Looking at [1] really took me back to those early days of the web. It was a special time. Thank you for that. Depending on how it's hosted, giving it a letsencrypt certificate isn'…

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    Comment #44995886

    We all knew the time would come, but take a second and appreciate how things are right now. AI is currently like the early days of the internet, before ads ruined everything.

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    Ask HN: Help find old article on learnings of a Software Engineer

    I've been scouring the web for and old article that was posted on HN awhile back. My problem is I don't remember the title exactly. It was something to the effect of "What I've lea…

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    Comment #43690490

    This particular shortcoming of is why I wrote https://github.com/rhardih/serve back when. These days just using `caddy` might be easier though.

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    Comment #41564814

    If anyone can point in the direction of a Cursor like experience, but within Neovim, I'm definitely in the market for that option.

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    Comment #40953049

    This has become one of my favourite tools over the last couple of years: https://jrnl.sh

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    Comment #40044653

    If you want inspiration on how to do this in a good way, I've always been a big fan of how https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/ surfaces just the right information and lets you compare pr…

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    Comment #29216508

    I've enjoyed solving PE problems. I think I managed to clear about 50 of them, before loosing interest. To be honest, I think they are simply too hard for most average programmers,…

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    Comment #27864099

    Thanks! Only vertical staves at the moment, but maybe that's an idea for a future addition.

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    Comment #26806820

    My own reason was mostly, that do to the dance with mobile; non-free/free/non-free, I thought it was about time to look into self hosting. The post is not really meant to convince …

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    Comment #26803945

    For any LastPass users out there contemplating a switch to pass, I just recently did so myself. Wrote a bit about it here: https://rhardih.io/2021/03/migrating-from-lastpass-to-pas…

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    Comment #23524881

    Still have to click to remove it the first time, but I made an extension for this very purpose: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ekill/lcgdpfaiipae...

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    Comment #22456713

    Why write code to left pad your strings, when you can get an O(n log n) implementation just like that. You only need a "minimal" amount of bundle tooling and a few hundred MB of no…

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    Comment #22173031

    I do intend to release it and also open-source the code at some point. It's not entirely in that state yet, but I'll probably throw it up on a Show HN when the time comes.

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    Comment #22167908

    I've built a good ol' web app which runs in fullscreen mode on an old iPad 1, turning it into a "smart" picture frame. Runs on top of Trello, with a small backend in Go for caching…

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    Comment #21781536

    Yeah, imagine going through all that, trying to build your first ever Compiler, in an 8 week course as a CS freshman... (which is the intended audience)

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    Comment #21688046

    I can recommend https://jrnl.sh for a minimal plaintext journal.

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    Comment #21569017

    Would have hoped a note on the screen cable for this one. Wasn't a breaking/failing ribbon cable the biggest problem after the keyboard for that last couple of years models?

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    Comment #21403289

    If everyone kept their free dynos up the maximum amount of time, that limit would probably be a lot lower.

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    Comment #21303576

    This seems very counter-productive. A quick find-in-page, also reveals a skew towards older articles. Some of these might not be relevant anymore. 2012 - 19 2013 - 20 2014 - 60 201…