| Jun 26 |
“Alexa, show me an example of a tweet that people with certain priors will mistake as insightful but that’s actually very stupid”
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| Jun 24 |
@prfctjun Hey! Can you follow so I can dm?
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| Jun 23 |
@Hetzner_Online can you explain what this is about please? Thanks https://t.co/PW6nt5OxKO
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| Jun 21 |
https://t.co/y5b3lJMcP6
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| Jun 21 |
I've had a few encounters with institutional bureaucracy/incompetence in the last few years, but nothing comes close the Irish motor insurance ombudsman in terms of the amount of hours spent/wasted and the (in)ability of the system to do what it's meant to do. Soul destroying
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| Jun 20 |
Another infuriating example of how to make your customers resent you - charge a 120% premium to skip the 30 - 60 mins wait at the luggage belt (i.e. to let people have a small carry on). Seems like a new thing this year?
Culprit here is @vueling https://t.co/NF17sT6758
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| Jun 19 |
@dqmonn These. They look awful but they’re so good. I’ve done calls outside with sirens blaring beside me and the caller couldn’t hear a thing. Did my morning calls today from an outdoor cafe at Amsterdam central station which I never would’ve done before
https://t.co/BpziJ03s0n
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| Jun 18 |
@erikras Used to use imagekit for this
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| Jun 16 |
@JoshWComeau Yes! @iwantmyname are excellent - No fluff, super quick & easy to use, great support.
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| Jun 15 |
The ending of Black Mirror S6E1 is *so* good
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| Jun 12 |
❤️
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| Jun 11 |
@GergelyOrosz You might enjoy this thread
https://t.co/aUDcCVdfQn
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| Jun 11 |
Two things I didn't know were possible: I was diagnosed with (mild) asthma at 25, and last week I developed hay fever symptoms at 33
Today I Learned about the Atopic March.
(Interestingly both seem to have been triggered by moving/traveling to new climates.) https://t.co/CdSPgf4Zi4
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| Jun 09 |
Realising that "Planning & Execution" is in many cases better language than "Product and Engineering" to describe the two streams within technology teams and orgs, and better reflects what actually happens.
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| May 31 |
@ccharlesworth @metabase Don’t use enough to pay $1k/yr for cloud and keep having issues with self hosted, most recent being un-debuggable heroku crashes - time sink. Will check out redash, thanks!
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| May 30 |
What are the best @metabase alternatives out there at the minute?
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| May 30 |
@dpaola2 Epic! Great stuff!
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| May 26 |
@dpaola2 @Replit @bitdotioinc No docs needed - you sign in and create a database, and they give you a host, username, password for your db which you paste into database.yml. It’s postgres so don’t need to forego using pg no
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| May 26 |
@dpaola2 @Replit Ah! that’s the one thing I skipped - just used @bitdotioinc free tier and plugged database creds in database.yml
I can’t remember exactly but I *think* they may have strategically disabled pg in nix because they make money from db add on
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| May 26 |
@dpaola2 @Replit 👋 yup! Just set another codebase up last week. You running into issues?
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| May 26 |
Related
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| May 22 |
Love this idea - such a good one term explanation for why many pre-internet structures/institutions (the education system, many jobs) no longer make sense in their current form
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| May 19 |
Been diving back into Platform-As-A-Service products for a client recently. You wouldn’t think it from Twitter but @heroku still the best all-round offering IMO. Using it for over a dozen apps, haven’t had any issues, and as of this week, haven’t found anything better out there.
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| May 17 |
@csakon I think you may be reading malice where there is none. He’s not complaining, nor making any claims about the relatively complexity of his own work
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| May 11 |
@Mqsley Did an agent write this? 😜
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| May 09 |
I’m legitimately in awe of people who can do this - I always just assumed that being a good writer meant multiples of writing time spent editing, it blows my mind that people’s thoughts can come out completely cohesive, to the point they don’t need to touch them. 🤯
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| May 09 |
@DrCamRx How do you square “Don’t eat chicken, it’s not ancestral enough”, with “take a pill for your testosterone”?
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| May 09 |
@shrutibalasa The repo readme explains how to customise it, but using it is as simple as just adding a snippet in the page head.
Two additional resources which may also be helpful:
Flexbix Froggy, for learning flex box, which is the trickiest CSS concept to wrap head around:… https://t.co/E44VN2B6Ba
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| May 09 |
@shrutibalasa If it’s the npm/compilation steps she’s getting stuck on, she can use dumb-tailwind to skip that https://t.co/XQFOOkI6Y6
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| May 08 |
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| May 07 |
https://t.co/sLoy3azXCK
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| May 07 |
@Liv_Boeree Yes! And the worst - “humbled to announce”
https://t.co/JU4DV8xh7n
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| May 05 |
@philipyoungg First stick @linuxnetdata free agent on it and get emails when it starts to encounter issues (takes 2 minutes), then when you get an alert ssh in and use ps aux or similar to see what’s likely causing issue. Should get you started
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| May 04 |
Sames
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| May 04 |
@htmx_org In relation to asset pipeline, see below. When it comes to everything else - I still haven’t made mind up wrt forms - for 50% of them async/htmx feels simpler, and I personally dislike the extent to which form_for prevents new devs understanding/debugging forms, but there have… https://t.co/3kjknQ5yKJ
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| May 04 |
@benzado @htmx_org It’s always contextual, but yeah the 3 or 4 apps we’ve been working on recently - at no point did we have to do anything hacky to avoid the asset pipeline. Still feels super normal, still enjoying working this way
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| May 04 |
Noticed that I basically never install native apps any more. Just cleaned out my Applications folder and there are only 2 buckets left: 1. OS extensions/utilities (window manager, screenshot tool, search etc, and 2. Browsers.
Wondering if I'm outlier or if it's same for others?
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| May 03 |
Highest impact personal productivity hack I’ve done: me and a friend divide the year into sprints and do weekly accountability calls which cover both personal (health, finances) and business goals. Such a good way to get important things out of your head and commit to action.
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| May 01 |
One example 👇
There are many many industries where discovery-by-skill is as or more dominant than discovery-by-problem-set. And they’re doing just fine.
https://t.co/DvQUppjhRl
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| May 01 |
Keep seeing people taking highly contextual “advice” on Twitter seriously, going in circles or ditching good plans because a random guru tweeted a pithy, simplified-to-the-point-of-uselessness soundbite to make themselves seem wise.
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| Apr 25 |
@elidourado 👋
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| Apr 25 |
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| Apr 23 |
I dislike calling this stuff out because I’m super excited by what’s happening with AI & don’t want to be negative. Just noticing many of the same patterns we saw with web3/crypto stuff - inflated claims, inflated expectations, inflated disappointment
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| Apr 23 |
I’ve noticed a phenomenon where Twitter growth-hounds get carried away with periods of accelerated tech advances and compete to find the next big thing, overplaying new tools and making silly extrapolations, similar to news stations competing to break the big news first.
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| Apr 22 |
@nikitabier I went on a similar quest. Ended up with a few pairs of these, equally life changing
https://t.co/SUVHsdhaZD https://t.co/4Ob8tv0pqf
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| Apr 21 |
@stevekrouse @coqui_ai I haven’t checked yet, have only played around with it
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| Apr 21 |
@stevekrouse Tried @coqui_ai?
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| Apr 21 |
Just found @ply_io - a product I've been wanting to see for ages! Surprised it's taken this long for someone to build it, looks like they nailed the implementation.
My hunch is that this pattern (injecting action buttons and widgets into existing products) will find its way into other products too, zapier being the obvious one.
https://t.co/7jyIG7zLGG
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| Apr 21 |
@NoCodeJac @postmarkapp
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| Apr 21 |
@ctjlewis Are you serving the gpt-3/4 responses as-is, or are you doing anything to improve their quality before showing them in chat? My experience is 60%+ of code snippets returned by chatGPT don’t work out of the box. Solving that would be major
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| Apr 20 |
@Whelton I’ve never been good at Twitter and like to think I don’t tweet for likes, but have noticed a big drop off in engagement since last year, which didn’t pick back up when I subscribed a month or so ago
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| Apr 18 |
@mikenikles Nice distillation of some of the hidden downsides (read: long term dependency hell) of unnecessary libraries and compile steps. https://t.co/kk9FYaGDnM
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| Apr 18 |
@DylanoA4 I thought the same! Also reminded me of these guys https://t.co/sOrEHEdSUS
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| Apr 16 |
https://t.co/307eGblZ0C
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| Apr 12 |
https://t.co/YK8XSux3Ml
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| Apr 12 |
@atthatmatt I would say it needs to be, plus much more - to obsolesce 50% of programmer jobs (let alone in the next year), which was his claim
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| Apr 12 |
@visakanv 🙋♂️😁
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| Apr 12 |
@Shpigford Check out @nordigen by @GoCardless
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| Apr 11 |
@Shpigford There is indeed
https://t.co/1zDjLSNLyn https://t.co/bUeOStNw5Q
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| Apr 05 |
@bentossell @a16z Big congrats! Excited to see what’s next
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| Mar 31 |
Still thinking about this - will become more important as a decent chunk of point-and-click interfaces get enhanced/replaced by natural language with AI.
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| Mar 31 |
@amasad when will Ghostwriter be able to write directly to my codebase? https://t.co/KQvX4EiW9d
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| Mar 29 |
@wasimlorgat @krlvi https://t.co/PHKzgpbeXn
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| Mar 28 |
@nico_jeannen @render What’s wrong with Heroku Eco app pricing out of interest?
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| Mar 28 |
@mxstbr @scrimba is great because it avoids the setup issue. These were the courses I picked out for my beginnner friends https://t.co/sphSOuJVll
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| Mar 24 |
@ShaanVP Have tried them all, @CleanShot by far the best - best feature is the screenshot stays in bottom left of your screen and can be dragged anywhere to share. Also has drawing etc.
On organization, make a screenshots only folder so it doesn't get mixed up with your desktop/downloads…
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| Mar 23 |
@ShaanVP @bentossell
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| Mar 22 |
@Shpigford Next step: Port to react-native and use expo to ship over the air to iOS and Android
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| Mar 22 |
... https://t.co/DV5C5uqf1i
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| Mar 22 |
https://t.co/QpmbHUeNAj
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| Mar 22 |
This thought prompted by this question, which gave a close to perfect answer... https://t.co/FkLevymm1k
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| Mar 22 |
Wonder will this become more common now that ChatGPT can generate full copy-pasteable apps
https://t.co/oH2YyOmqmF
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| Mar 20 |
@danielpaulme @htmx_org & hyperscript. Not because they give you lots of new stuff, but because they substantially reduce the amount of other stuff you need by adding a few small enhancements to html.
Oh and this 👇
https://t.co/iMz47VcJI1
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| Mar 18 |
@Alber_RomGar Hi Alberto, just found this in my bookmarks. Has your opinion on this changed since?
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| Mar 18 |
RT @tonyennis: Last year, my team started a "Remote Development" experiment. We're still iterating, but it's already a core part of our wor…
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| Mar 18 |
Yes
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| Mar 17 |
Cc @dannypostmaa
We built this late November, stopped because we couldn't control the results well enough, was just saying to friends when ControlNet launched that we should try it again. FYI if you see it and think we're copycatting 😊
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| Mar 17 |
TFW you built an almost-identical product as a popular indie hacker, complete with the same name, and now it looks like you're trying to copy them 😂 https://t.co/R8Zc1foTYQ
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| Mar 16 |
@peer_rich @calcom I spy a @CiaranHan in the wild 👀
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| Mar 16 |
@bentossell I had a quick look through the archives but can't find a lot . Who else (apart from adept) is building general purpose AI browser bots?
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| Mar 15 |
@fergal_reid @intercom Nice! Main thing IMO to avoid is the frustration as a consumer of *knowing* there’s no help article or bot response to solve your problem but being gatekept by a bot from getting to a human
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| Mar 13 |
@ryanckulp Not exactly a swag API as much as merch, but ScalablePress is very good, have used it before
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| Mar 13 |
Just published dumb-tailwind to Github. An easy way to use Tailwind directly from a <link rel="stylesheet"> in the head of a static html file, no compilation/npm/javascript needed.
https://t.co/XQFOOkIENE
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| Mar 13 |
Just published dumb-tailwind to Github. An easy way to use Tailwind directly from a <link rel="stylesheet"> in the head of a static html file, no compilation/npm/javascript needed. https://t.co/d73CZDKqYS
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| Mar 11 |
@pwang_szn Yup! Bonus points if you can build it for @roam_js 😁 https://t.co/FVdWNDtnoT
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| Mar 10 |
Been trying out various channels for @workwithtonic since January. Surprisingly cold email is by far the most effective so far. New high value leads coming in daily at this point. Also tried: Agency directories (clutch, sortlist), manual Linkedin DMs, referrals. https://t.co/mKXR1a7hPD
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| Mar 10 |
@WonderDynamics @peteromallet
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| Mar 08 |
@thatbenmiller @Replit @Codeanywhere Aparently @Codeanywhere now doesn’t need to be run in the browser any more. Another concern with them (or anyone hosted) was cost control - if I remember correctly they charged per team member and the bill went up quite quickly
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| Mar 08 |
@thatbenmiller @Replit @Codeanywhere Both are great, and I’m a big fan @Replit. When we did the experiment, both were browser based (which *feels* slower and less responsive than native vscode), and replit isn’t based on vscode and is much less powerful so devs who’ve spent years in vscode don’t want to downgrade
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| Mar 07 |
@Shpigford Code in the cloud? I have a digital ocean droplet that runs 4 rails app, always on. https://t.co/miKrYmqv0U
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| Mar 07 |
@coderberry This was all Rails - works just as well. When it comes to group vs individual, it works even better - I do all my personal coding on a "playground" server that hosts 4 Live rails apps. Happy to share the script, will DM
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| Mar 07 |
@coderberry Boy do I have a thread for you 😁
https://t.co/SzGDkFZMp2
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| Mar 07 |
@levelsio The @AcquiredFM pod on this is great if you haven't seen
https://t.co/n0nJQ0Ed9x
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| Mar 02 |
There was a time when javascript was optional for building interfaces 😔
https://t.co/8cicxFChYB
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| Feb 28 |
It's sad that the phrase "Are they a good frontend dev" now approximates closer to "Can they work with react, npm, typescript and the rest of the ecosystem" than "Can they build a wide variety of common patterns in a team-friendly way using html & CSS"
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| Feb 25 |
@tylertringas https://t.co/sJ9BVmk8JQ
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| Feb 24 |
@chacon We stopped using it favour of @htmx_org - does the same thing but much easier to reason about and debug, and much better documentation. Takes a day to learn the three or four snippets needed and wrap your head around
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| Feb 23 |
@chacon @SendGrid @postmarkapp Might be misinterpreting but think this is possible with Postmark? https://t.co/tS4bku40TS
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| Feb 23 |
@chacon @SendGrid @postmarkapp is where it’s at! Much much better, designed for self serve
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| Feb 23 |
@volkandkaya @framer Decent example of custom components (devs using it) https://t.co/PPjiHqYZ4n
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