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skwee357
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About skwee357
Website ⇾ https://kudmitry.com
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Show HN: Mjmx – render mjml using JSX
Hey HN! I have been working with mjml and handlebars for a very long time, but I really miss the type-safety of JSX syntax paired with Typescript and component composition. So I wa…
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Comment #47085204
Author here. I agree with you. Rust is rock-solid. I had zero crashes with Rust. But, having said that, I so-far have zero crashes with Node.js as well. Maybe because I'm a one man…
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Show HN: Mjmx – JSX Runtime for Mjml
Hey HN! Recently, I was going back to rendering HTML on the server, like good ol' 90s. In my opinion, one of the best things React brought us was JSX. The ability to write transpil…
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Ask HN: Anyone have dedicated, local, AI server?
I'm toying with the idea of trying to run some local AI models for both agentic coding, as well as trying to get into developing products on top of AI models. I'm not, yet, looking…
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Comment #46742646
I found VM to be on-par with Docker. Sure, the initial provision takes time, but this is true to for initial Docker build as well. I know that worrying about sharing kernel with th…
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Comment #46682868
Few people posted here about the "intent" behind such content, i.e. today, most people are motivated by money because "this influencer told me I can make 10$k by writing blogs", so…
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Comment #46682748
On the other hand, take LinkedIn for example, and you get the bottom of corporate AI-slop. I agree that anonymization makes people more hostile to others, but I doubt the de-anonym…
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Comment #46676751
Ha! Despite the fact that I tend to proof read my posts before publishing, right after publishing, and sometimes re-reading them few months after publishing, I still tend to not no…
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Comment #46676426
I remember participating on *free* phpBB forums, or IRC channels. I was amazed that I could chat with people smarter than me, on a wide range of topics, all for the cost of having …
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Comment #46676396
Fine, I accept your point. You don't have an obligation to disclose the tools you've used. But what struck me in that particular thread, is that the author kept claiming they did n…
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Comment #46676354
The thing with em-dashes is not the em-dash itself. I use em-dashes, because when I started to blog, I was curious about improving my English writing skills (English is not my nati…
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Comment #46672014
That I'm a real human being that is stupid in English sometimes? :)
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Comment #46632905
Personal website (+ everything-else-blog) -> https://kudmitry.com/ Technical blog website -> https://yieldcode.blog/ Probably should unify them... or not...
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Comment #46486492
The currency conversion can be whatever you want. I have a python script to bring conversion rates for European Central Bank because I need to report my business earning according …
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Comment #46486486
I have a git setup and I commit once a week, but don't currently push it anywhere. I do want to install a git server on my home server at some point, as I don't intend to push my f…
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Comment #46464294
I dont mind paying for a personal finance tool, but I feel like most of them are made for an average consumer who spends in one currency and needs budgeting. I operate in at least …
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Comment #46463853
I have 14 years of personal (and 2 years of sole proprietorship) finance data in beancount. I tried all the available personal finance apps there are, from cloud/online offerings t…
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Comment #46313896
It's Stripe, and I'm happy with them. What did you not like about Stripe?