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Canada, Montreal
Joined November 2015
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I will make another post when things will be close to something I love and use every day. But so far it's going pretty fast in terms of setup. When you simplify (not write less but write smarter) it's funny to see how stuff works way better and make more sense.
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When you start to think about those you see how other tools really don't want you to feel like their tool is yours.
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and most importantly have things that help you debug like analyzis conversations with the thinking inside a nice UI, or anlyze tokens consomation for each call and what is injected inside the context.
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One note is that the default harness from claude or others is usually shit and never scale. It's generally something for the company itself not something that make the model better just putting it here ^^
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After playing with tools like Opencode and Claude Code, it turns out it’s not as complex as it looks to build useful LLM tools locally. You don’t need the latest models—“good enough” + the right workflow goes a long way. here a sneak peak more in comments.
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It already works pretty well (for my use cases), fully local. Now I’m working on: - a “skills” system (with memory + harness) - workspaces to create cleaner, more flexible flows Happy to share more or show a quick demo if people are interested in comments 👇
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We are excited to announce that version 3 of the Nuxt Stripe module is now available Check it: github.com/fuentesloic/nuxt-… - Updated to the latest major versions of both Stripe.js and Stripe Node. - Improved documentation. Happy coding! @nuxt_js @stripe
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Engaging in open source can be challenging these days. However, this shouldn't deter you from making efforts to maintain and expand the health of the ecosystem. I'm pleased to announce a simple tool that I found difficult with the new Tauri v2 beta. deploy ipa to mobile
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Hey everyone! I wanted to share some exciting news with you all. After two years at Paper, I've decided to take on a new challenge and join Busbud as a Senior developer. It's been a tough decision to make, but I'm thrilled to see what new experiences an…lnkd.in/eJ_WeYZq
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The NextJS documentation sets an excellent example for open-source documentation. By allowing users to read and collaborate, and even leave live comments and feedback, it enhances the overall developer experience. #nextjs #reactjs @vercel
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Although I'm not entirely sure how this feature is handled behind the scenes, I appreciate how it improves the way documentation is written. Kudos to the NextJS team for a job well done! Really impressive.
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Also this provide to people who are not super aware of how open source is working to participate without know all the process of PR etc
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Following a successful short beta phase, the @nuxtjs/snipcart module has now been stabilized and fully supports TypeScript. Visit the following link for more information: lnkd.in/esiXG-3i. NuxtLabs Snipcart lnkd.in/eXFma9H3
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While there are still areas for improvement, particularly with regards to utilizing the internal Nuxt 3 API and addressing common use cases in module creation, the new Nuxt 3 module template has greatly simplified the development process. Good job team @nuxt_js @nuxtlabs
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The doc is not bad but it would make sense to have it more align base on what use cases cover existing modules. Not juste explaining some api endpoint and some hooks so you cover most of the questions people will ask again and agan
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