What is important or right today might not be tomorrow. The problem that you think today did not exist at the moment of decision. Even if you turn back time, you would likely do the same (unless with today knowledge). Why resent?
Readit Newsvietvu commented on · Posted by u/anonymous_ibex
The sticking point for me is the way tools like uv and poetry build everything around the idea of a "project". I don't want a separate environment for every project, and I don't want to start by creating a project. I want to start with an environment that has stuff in it, and I start fiddling around, and gradually something comes together that eventually will be pulled out into a separate project. From what I can see uv doesn't make this easy.
You can just `uv venv`? Or even uvx?
Yes, agree. At first I still use pyenv, or mise to manage python version, now that uv does that, uv is the only tool I need for everything in Python env.
vietvu commented on Simplify your code: Functional core, imperative shell testing.googleblog.com/20... · Posted by u/reqo
this looks like a post from 2007 im shocked at the date
Me too. Aren't we already doing this? This is the basic I have been taught first.
vietvu commented on MinIO stops distributing free Docker images github.com/minio/minio/is... · Posted by u/LexSiga
It's ok, just don't use them anymore if you don't like it. I will switch to something else.
vietvu commented on Replacing a $3000/mo Heroku bill with a $55/mo server disco.cloud/blog/how-idea... · Posted by u/jryio
Quite sad to see devs nowadays has lost abilities to self-host. I know it can be overwhelming with Linux, networking, db, backup, hardware load.... However, it's not rocket science!
Im not saying this is a paid endorsement but the internet is dead and I wonder what openAI would pay, if they could, to get such a glowing review as top comment on HN
I heard this opinion a lot recently. Codex is getting better, and Claude is getting worse so it's must happen sooner or later. Well, it's competition so waiting for Claude to catch up. The web Claude Code is good, but they really need to fix their quota. It's unusable. I would choose a worse model (maybe at 90%), but has better quota and usable. Not to mention GPT-5 and GPT-5-codex seems catch up or even better now.
vietvu commented on Zed is now available on Windows zed.dev/blog/zed-for-wind... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
In January 2024 zed was open sourced, with only mac support. One week later Dzmitry Malyshau showed up with a prototype renderer for Linux. In July 2024 official Linux builds were available mostly thanks to community contributors. The swift Linux support is a tale of community steppung up to open source development, not one of manufacturer provides something. So Windows is certainly not popular with the kind of crowd that gets excited about an editor
For Zed user, yes. They don't care (I too, didn't use Windows for years, but Windows is popular is a fact, not opinion).
What I meant was there are so many problems with Windows that the team cannot do it quickly (they post about it before: https://zed.dev/blog/windows-progress-report).
Just surprised, as I thought building GUI app on Windows must be easy right, as must be libs/frameworks already available to support that? It's just not.
vietvu commented on Zed is now available on Windows zed.dev/blog/zed-for-wind... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
I didn't know bundling app for the most popular OS is that hard.
to make it more narrow, place the redundant units in the header
and replace first, second... with 1st, 2nd...