Luis Nell
@nell.vc
Web Tech Specialist & Tech Lead at Codista | Remote Work Enthusiast | Python, Django, Rust | he/him
I’ve actually had a surprising case where I did get much more consistent results from gpt by using a custom format based on semicolons.
June 15, 2025 at 2:18 PM
I’ve actually had a surprising case where I did get much more consistent results from gpt by using a custom format based on semicolons.
Reposted by Luis Nell
This, but applied to tech workplaces.
When I started, the senior folks seemed to have knowledge that was way out of reach.
But then I realised they were just some guy with a debugger and a ton of war stories about the time the thing caught fire in prod.
When I started, the senior folks seemed to have knowledge that was way out of reach.
But then I realised they were just some guy with a debugger and a ton of war stories about the time the thing caught fire in prod.
April 9, 2025 at 3:16 PM
This, but applied to tech workplaces.
When I started, the senior folks seemed to have knowledge that was way out of reach.
But then I realised they were just some guy with a debugger and a ton of war stories about the time the thing caught fire in prod.
When I started, the senior folks seemed to have knowledge that was way out of reach.
But then I realised they were just some guy with a debugger and a ton of war stories about the time the thing caught fire in prod.
Reposted by Luis Nell
It is well worth reading the Font Story for APN Chora here: www.alphabetspatricknell.com/article/font... and I celebrate @patricknell.works for writing it!
All designers should do this. #typography
All designers should do this. #typography
Alphabets Patrick Nell—Bespoke and Retail Typefaces: Font Story: Alphabet Chora
www.alphabetspatricknell.com
March 29, 2025 at 7:36 PM
It is well worth reading the Font Story for APN Chora here: www.alphabetspatricknell.com/article/font... and I celebrate @patricknell.works for writing it!
All designers should do this. #typography
All designers should do this. #typography
It actually is! Works flawlessly. Used it a couple of times over the last years. Latest was for migrating from gsuite to mailbox.org
March 25, 2025 at 4:37 PM
It actually is! Works flawlessly. Used it a couple of times over the last years. Latest was for migrating from gsuite to mailbox.org
It feels very comfy after some time. But once you don’t look at it for 2 weeks, it looks like an alien language all over again.
LLMs are surprisingly good with it tho
LLMs are surprisingly good with it tho
March 25, 2025 at 10:06 AM
It feels very comfy after some time. But once you don’t look at it for 2 weeks, it looks like an alien language all over again.
LLMs are surprisingly good with it tho
LLMs are surprisingly good with it tho
100% Hetzner. Im a very happy customer since 2008. Most Personal projects and smaller client stuff runs on their machines.
Should you need a Cloudflare alternative, bunny.net is doing some great work there.
Should you need a Cloudflare alternative, bunny.net is doing some great work there.
March 24, 2025 at 9:52 AM
100% Hetzner. Im a very happy customer since 2008. Most Personal projects and smaller client stuff runs on their machines.
Should you need a Cloudflare alternative, bunny.net is doing some great work there.
Should you need a Cloudflare alternative, bunny.net is doing some great work there.
Which, thinking about it, is probably also a very human centric approach. Can’t keep it in your head? Split. Can’t explain it in a few simple sentences? Split.
For some reason this feels weird. Probably because software architecture is rarely taught like that
For some reason this feels weird. Probably because software architecture is rarely taught like that
January 26, 2025 at 10:48 AM
Which, thinking about it, is probably also a very human centric approach. Can’t keep it in your head? Split. Can’t explain it in a few simple sentences? Split.
For some reason this feels weird. Probably because software architecture is rarely taught like that
For some reason this feels weird. Probably because software architecture is rarely taught like that
I find myself organizing code, that I create with AI, based on context windows and on how easy it is to explain a relationship.
January 26, 2025 at 10:48 AM
I find myself organizing code, that I create with AI, based on context windows and on how easy it is to explain a relationship.
Hence, there's a new tool on my site: The #Python Package Version Checker. www.originell.org/tools/python...
It all runs in the browser, thanks to the #pypi JSON API.
This is also my first native Web Component. Yay for web standards!
It saves me some clicks already. Aiming to further improve that.
It all runs in the browser, thanks to the #pypi JSON API.
This is also my first native Web Component. Yay for web standards!
It saves me some clicks already. Aiming to further improve that.
January 9, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Hence, there's a new tool on my site: The #Python Package Version Checker. www.originell.org/tools/python...
It all runs in the browser, thanks to the #pypi JSON API.
This is also my first native Web Component. Yay for web standards!
It saves me some clicks already. Aiming to further improve that.
It all runs in the browser, thanks to the #pypi JSON API.
This is also my first native Web Component. Yay for web standards!
It saves me some clicks already. Aiming to further improve that.
Grab pkg name, search in pypi, click the correct pkg, look at the version, find changelog link, if it's not there hope for a repository link, copy new version, paste it. Repeat.
It's quite mouse-heavy and my IDE Isn't helping much either. 2/3
It's quite mouse-heavy and my IDE Isn't helping much either. 2/3
January 9, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Grab pkg name, search in pypi, click the correct pkg, look at the version, find changelog link, if it's not there hope for a repository link, copy new version, paste it. Repeat.
It's quite mouse-heavy and my IDE Isn't helping much either. 2/3
It's quite mouse-heavy and my IDE Isn't helping much either. 2/3