hamdouni

Or imap !

Maybe this can help

https://simonwillison.net/2024/Oct/25/pelicans-on-a-bicycle/

Yeah, i'm also surprised people just read post title and jump to conclusions ...

"Community Activity: How to guarantee you'll get free, fast support when you hit a bug."

Why is this a pillar of using open source in a business ? Take every thing for you enrichment and give back nothing ? What a f* mindset.

Corry's enshitification is in charge

So we are cycling back to kind of Waterfall Development ? No more agility ? The trend is dead by AI ?

Using librairies, building TUI was easy before AI too.

Ben, that was one of my favorite "internet" stories... What a beautiful generational link!

Total resonance with this part :

"They’re writing TypeScript that compiles to JavaScript that runs in a V8 engine written in C++ that’s making system calls to an OS kernel that’s scheduling threads across cores they’ve never thought about, hitting RAM through a memory controller with caching layers they couldn’t diagram, all while npm pulls in 400 packages they’ve never read a line of."

Why not if you are free to fork it and do whatever you want with it ?

Maybe they can use an LLM to help them implement this feature ? Oh wait a second...

Fork the project.

What about "just" having an history table aside ? Or perhaps a better name would be a mouvement table ?

... Or your future AI agent

Write a commit message for your future self

My first programming book was The ZX81 Basic. The best I ever read.

The main point isn't about dependencies but loosing the mindset to learn from small domain problem

That one in the GDPR pop-up makes me laugh :

By clicking "Accept All" you agree to let us sell your data. By clicking "Reject All" you agree to let us sell your data anyway.

I'm fine with Tux, thank you.

It is not cloud storage if it's not resilient... It's just remote storage.

I'm not a paper metaphore guy so I look at this with doubt : I'm more confident to remember that Super+3 shows my browser and Super+1 goes back to my "ide", than remembering that my wanted window is on the upper left of a giant virtual screen...

Funny to see the demo resemble my decade-old DWM setup.

Mandatory reference

https://xkcd.com/927/

This part of the readme may answer your questions :

# List your VMs

flint vm list --all

# Launch a new Ubuntu VM named 'web-01'

flint launch ubuntu-24.04 --name web-01

# SSH directly into your new VM

flint ssh web-01

# Create a template from your configured VM

flint snapshot create web-01 --tag baseline-setup

# Launch a clone from your new template

flint launch --from web-01 --name web-02

Funny to see query parameters used as intended ... few decades ago

Exactly. Thanks.

The cloud is just someone else's datacenter.

Juste trying it without success until I remembered I'm using vimium :-D

You are right. I have a pre-production environment with a copy of production data and a script that scramble names and personal infos.

Not quite UX-focused, but related

I meant data heterogeneity - the variety in formats, edge cases, and data quality you encounter in production. Real user data often has inconsistencies, missing fields, unexpected formats, etc. that synthetic test data tends to miss.

This helps surface integration issues and performance bottlenecks early.