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zachwill
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About zachwill
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Comment #47698078
It’s a very good post — and I do agree with the main ideas. It’s pretty remarkable how good writers like Scott Alexander and others are able to consistently pump out good writing, …
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Comment #45560973
Thanks for this! I had been meaning to mark a phantom notification as read — and this snippet came in handy.
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Comment #45452773
We’ve similarly had a lot of success with self-hosting Windmill.
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Comment #45256688
Super insightful. I hadn’t been able to articulate the same feelings. Even as Next seppukus itself, people will likely just fall back to React on Vite… This is my exact read on the…
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Comment #44855737
This is really well done!
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Comment #43865177
I tried Deno for awhile — the ability to run Jupyter notebooks was a cool idea — but I’ve been Bun-only for around a year now. It’s just significantly faster and easier to use.
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Comment #43559263
Congrats, Tom!
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Comment #43388227
I’ve been primarily a Python developer since 2012 and recently switched to uv. The ability to manage dependencies, venv, and multiple Python versions makes it best-in-class now. It…
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Comment #43139468
As someone coming from the Python data science / Jupyter side: holy crap this is lightning fast. Kudos! Very impressive work.
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Comment #42589178
An insightful comment! Had never drawn those parallels before -- great call.
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Comment #42066770
Holy crap, that Mac OS 9 one is fantastic!!!
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Comment #36227841
Examine.com does something similar for health related studies, and I've found it valuable in the past.
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Comment #35540287
Note: I haven’t worked with PDF bank statements. My current solution is pdfplumber → GPT-3 API. I played around with a few different options, and this is personally what’s worked b…
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Comment #34667401
Frank Howarth is an absolute gem: https://www.youtube.com/@frankmakes I've been following his woodworking channel for 10 years — and I have no interest in woodworking myself. I've …
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Comment #34658470
Interesting read! Crazy that it was basically 3x increase/decrease in productive hours. Wouldn't try this myself, but found it interesting nonetheless @sberens.
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Comment #33549988
Huge fan of Streamlit — I've used it a ton at work — and HTMX + Django is my preferred method for building larger sites. Cool work!
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Comment #33046918
I was similarly going to recommend HTMX — think the ease-of-use and beginner-friendliness is exactly what OP is looking for. (The Rails comment mentioning Turbo is basically the sa…
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Comment #32619934
Garry Tan has the best career advice: https://twitter.com/garrytan/status/1377661970178973696 My best career advice: at every job you should either learn or earn. Either is fine. B…
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Comment #32504893
Great article, Marius! I can absolutely relate to this.
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Comment #32307731
Portland Trail Blazers | Full-Stack Developer | REMOTE OR ONSITE (Tualatin, OR) We are looking to add a talented Full-Stack Developer to our Basketball Operations team. Help contri…
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Comment #32197956
grugq recommended The Blacktongue Thief a few months ago, and it was fantastic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29670545 Since then, I've read several of the author's other bo…
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Comment #30879705
Great work on this — love the website demo!
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Comment #30617839
Very cool! Great story.
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Comment #30610820
This is actually an excellent explanation that I’d never thought through before. Totally makes sense. Rarely would you see “the whole” of your whole Dunbar group + a few hundred mo…
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Comment #30481246
Mochi is great!