FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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I’m Disappointed with 1Password

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I wrote an email back to 1password support explaining my issues as a long-time customer who strongly values privacy.

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The Side-Project Project

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And since it's a side project, I cannot provide on site support within 8 hours.

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Show HN: Find AI – Perplexity Meets LinkedIn

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I started building Find AI to make it easier to search for people.

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Ask HN: Git Alternatives – Sapling vs. Jj

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Compatibility-wise, I believe Sapling uses `git` commands underneath to drive a lot of its features, while Jujutsu instead uses libgit2/gitoxide for interop.

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Show HN: `Git add -p` with multiple buckets

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I have a strict setup which I replicate on the different machines/VMs I use so I know it from memory.

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I Miss BSD/Linux

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So I used the devops runbook (and submitted edits!) to build the deployment environment in VMs on my laptop.

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The API database architecture – Stop writing HTTP-GET endpoints

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I use entity framework a lot which does this sort of schema migration based on class definitions.

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Launch HN: Outerport (YC S24) – Instant hot-swapping for AI model weights

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We made Outerport, a specialized system to manage and deploy AI models, as a solution to these problems and to help save GPU costs.

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Why I Like Java (2014)

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I wrote it for many years, and I was constantly working around tiny bugs in open source libraries.

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