sspross | 2 months ago | on: Is vibe coding for any one else so much fun?
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sspross | 10 years ago | on: Node.js on Google App Engine Goes Beta
It sounds like you know what you're talking about. Would you mind to take a look at my issue/question on the appengine django skeleton[1]. The Problems start after you've pointed your database to cloud sql und start using GAE specific features like task queue etc.
[1] https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/appengine-django-skel...
sspross | 10 years ago | on: 12 Coders Get Naked for a Good Cause
nice, thx larry!
sspross | 10 years ago | on: 12 Coders Get Naked for a Good Cause
OT: I'm wondering what that big screen in the back of the header video on their company website is for and how it works. http://reaktor.com/
sspross | 10 years ago | on: Berlin community radio
Zürich community radio http://gds.fm/ :)
sspross | 10 years ago | on: Ogo, a new take on personal transportation
wheelchair from scalevo (ETH zurich), similar "segway tech." including stairclimbing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lb_8nmy90c
sspross | 10 years ago | on: Developing Backbone.js Applications – a Creative Commons book
no offense, but I am the only one who thinks this MVC style isn't an option anymore after things like react?
sspross | 11 years ago | on: Wallaby.js – An intelligent test runner that continuously runs your tests
interesting sound choice in the video...
sspross | 11 years ago | on: Hamburg is burying the Autobahn and putting parks on top
Zürich, Switzerland is trying to do the same since 30 years. http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/zuerich/stadt/Schwamendingen-mus...
sspross | 11 years ago | on: Google expands in Zurich Switzerland
sspross | 11 years ago | on: HipHop: A "Popcorn Time" for music
me too! for music there are good and paid consumer solutions. i like popcorn, because they are (at least i hope) pushing the movie industry into the right direction...
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: living and working in US
Come to Switzerland! You'll love it and as an enterprise java dev you'll find a job. Maybe I can help you here in Zürich, silvan.spross[at]gmail.com
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Popcorn Time Devs Drop Like Flies But No One Will Talk
No I like that they pointed out how it should work and if the industry gives me something nearly usefull i'm the first who is paying monthly for it!
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Fire Vic Gundotra
I don't know if fireing Vic Gundotra is helping, but I definitly agree with all the other points. How Google is trying to forcing us into G+ is just too much and annoying... And I think they harm themself with ranking pages better if they integrate G+...
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
This is executed serverside, right?
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: Where do we find freelancers/partners for frontend implementation?
I'm sorry, I forgot to write about this: We're allink.ch and we do a lot of Brand and Web Design/Development. ATM we create everything inhouse, from Design, over Frontend until backend (Django). But as I mentioned above, our Frontend guys are quit busy so we're looking for freenlancers/partners.
sspross | 12 years ago | on: Any.do Cal
same here...
sspross | 13 years ago | on: iDoneThis – Simple Team Performance Management
Can you add more information/screenshots of your fancier features like history reports to your demo?
sspross | 13 years ago
I'm sorry, if it is a duplicate post.
http://gizmodo.com/5994837/whoa-did-google-maps-just-reveal-...
sspross | 13 years ago | on: Ask HN: What is your favorit Django Development Setup?
MacOS X
- zsh
- virtualenv
SublimeText 2
- Djaneiro
- SublimeLinter
- SublimeCodeIntel
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I'm a senior dev with 20+ years of experience. In my day job, I started to use Claude Code to carefully craft pull requests. Which works quite well in projects where I can point Claude to existing code like "do it similar to this feature" etc.
But this was different. It started when I needed to combine audio tracks from two versions of the same movie. I was putting together ffmpeg commands, manually figuring out sync offsets, and thought hm, let's vibe code a UI for that.
Three days later I have a full Electron app. Yes, Electron. I know. My RAM knows too. But I don't care! It was just soo much fun just thinking about the next little feature I need and want to do and how fast I could iterate. The feedback loop was addictive.
And it works, it solves my problem, and I actually finished a side project for once. Any one else having this experience?