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cdaringe

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Interests: Cycling, Gaming, Hiking, Investment, Mentorship, Open Source, Programming, Privacy, Robotics, Remote Work, Technology, Web Development

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Who has a work laptop approved for personal use

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cdaringe.github.io 1y ago

Show HN: Server Side Rendering(ish) behavior with zero HTML

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github.com 1y ago

Show HN: Isobot, repo local probot scripts

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cdaringe.github.io 1y ago

Evolving Beyond Text/HTML

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cdaringe.github.io 1y ago

Show HN: application/nd-javascript MIME type

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cdaringe.github.io 1y ago

Ask HN: What feedback do you have for my build tool

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cdaringe.com 1y ago

Show HN: e-ink dashboard and web snapshot service

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cdaringe.com 1y ago

No Docs, No Software

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cdaringe.com 2y ago

Show HN: Peanut Butter Spinner

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cdaringe.github.io 2y ago

Show HN: Programming Language Selector

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www.sqlite.org 3y ago

Ask HN: Row Level Security Extension for SQLite Feasiblity

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cdaringe.github.io 5y ago

Show HN: Get started modding Factorio in TypeScript

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github.com 6y ago

Show HN: Checkup – Monitor health checks your menu bar

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cdaringe.github.io 6y ago

Show HN: Rad – a general purpose build tool on Deno

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blog.cdaringe.com 7y ago

Step-by-step migration from ghost to gatsby

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github.com 8y ago

Clipster, yet another (cross-platform) clipboard manager

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github.com 8y ago

A recipe for parallel ui end-to-end testing with docker

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cdaringe.com 11y ago

Applied Simplex Method for Deciding Future Coursework

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Gleam v1.17.0 2 months ago

Compile to js target and leverage v8 compiler cache? I dunno, just riffing. You’re probably BEAMing vs js runtime-ing for server workloads, but periodically i compile to node and do stuff

It’s painful for me to watch senior engineers drag windows around and resize, hunt and peck for what they’re looking for. I suppose that’s what an emacs user may think of me when I move code around, but I suppose such things aren’t critical for overall productivity

A horse without gear is a wild animal. Slap on a saddle, some reigns, and training and it’s suddenly a transport vehicle.

AI products can and do help make the raw models applicable to targeted domains. Think of them as a black box sure, but that doesn’t mean they dont add value.

I wrote https://jsr.io/@cdaringe/ralphmania which has a lot of feature overlap. cook looks more polished.

1. How do you handle worktree merge conflicts and/or integration validation issues? 2. Can i work straight from a list of requirements? I think i saw you support it… 3. I have my variant write a minimal explainer for every satisfied spec, aka receipts. Its pretty great, because i often review the receipts, and if imperfect, mark as NEEDS_REWORK + notes, and it’ll eventually just pick that up on a future iter

I played online once with a friend. He immediately rushed to make one soldier and that sole solider obliterated my tiny base immediately.

Lesson learned. Sheep can wait

Dynamic flow building is something I long wanted, for which we externalized to an external service s.t we could have our dummy CI pull task on many parallel workers after an initial centralized planning step. Each worker does: while (GET /build/123/task) run $task.cmd

Very helpful for a monster repo with giant task graph

Xfce is great 6 months ago

I love and use xfce, but it “just works” for me only ~98%. Window snapping dimensions are oft still wrong, i get visual artifacts sometimes , etc. minor issues. With gnome i may not love everything about it, but i change nothing and it does “just work” closer to 99.9+%

Seems like YMMV

I liked it, mainly at 10x speed. The way it built a 3 was totally cheating! A brick just stopped falling without anything below!

Definitely some interesting and fun properties. Pretty hard to consider them, in totality, anything close to 10x-ing from the herd.

Software is art. Maybe someone out there somehow gets 10xd from these traits, but highly unlikely