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zikani_03
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About zikani_03
GitHub: github.com/zikani03
Email: @gmail.com
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Comment #48177641
I was going to share a link to this. Thank you for making `cs`, I use it both with LLMs and directly in the terminal, despite not performing indexing it's pretty fast for my needs.…
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Comment #48154023
This was an interesting thread to read as a Malawian living right here in Malawi and frustrated about our situation. As the article mentions, we have a lot of things going for us t…
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Comment #47693811
This is a neat trick for a quick visual presentation, thanks!
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Comment #47693706
pom.xml and package.json came up on couple of separate projects I ran the commands on. Which makes sense because the versions get bumped rather frequently. I guess context matters,…
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Comment #47314053
Nice, this seems interesting. I don't use Obsidian (I use Logseq) but this has given me a couple of ideas for a CRM I am building (it's currently in a Personal Relationship manager…
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Comment #47241367
I also thought the same thing. Had to double take and scroll to see I'm not alone. It's an interesting phenomenon, I suspect the title was too on the nose that it invokes an immedi…
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Comment #46942948
I'm still working on basi[0], a Playwright alternative syntax/tool. I am curious about using LightPanda as an optional headless browser for it and wrote about it here[1] [0]: https…
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Comment #46907101
Postgres can definitely handle a lot of use cases; background job scheduling always had me tempted to reach for something like rabbitmq but so far happy enough with riverqueue[0] f…
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Comment #46800751
Where I come from (Malawi, Africa), WhatsApp is so widespread that most people prefer it over email - to the extent that people don't really check their e-mails unless it's require…
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Comment #46791463
> "Buying tools for the thing is not doing the thing." This one hit me right in the feels, I have been buying more woodworking/DIY tools than the projects I've worked on with them.…
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Comment #46628309
https://zikani.me - My site https://code.zikani.me - My Hashnode Blog (planning to self-host soon) https://blog.nndi.cloud - My startup's blog
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Comment #46522502
Hi Eric, this is very nice work! I played with this and love the idea and execution. I have had similar thoughts about how chatting with AI seems to lack some of the elements you m…
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Comment #46489686
This has inspired me to move my personal blog to Hugo aswell. I have been using Hashnode[0] for the past few years and while it's okay, they recently automatically deleted one of m…
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Comment #46418672
I would rather use semantic elements for the examples like the one in the article and use web components/custom elements where appropriate. Web Components are underrated for sure. …
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Comment #46318224
Thanks for all the great work. How good is the model at composing actions and is there a way to say, give the model ability to scope actions, for example if actions are related to …
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Comment #46317698
absolutely revolutionary! ;)
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Comment #45970243
Nice, this looks interesting. Somewhat related is a project we worked on within Golang community in Malawi: https://github.com/golang-malawi/geneveev It supports converting types t…
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