hboon

> like , being able to pop a document open in your editor from the desktop?

There's a hackish way to do it by watching for Neovim command line commands that start with "/Users/" (change it if you are on other OS).

Your coding agent can probably hack something up based on:

`//Hackish supports drag and drop files into Neovim by examining when command line starts with "/Users/".`

I built a little tool that converts times like "3pm JST" to your local time because launch directories always tell me that and I have to figure it out.

I use Droid specifically because Claude Code breaks too often for me. And then Droid broke too (but rarely), and I just stuck to not upgrading (like I don't upgrade WebStorm. Dev tools are so fragile)

I work on a few products as an indie bootstrapper.

* https://theblue.social — TheBlue.social, provides Bluesky native tools

* https://stacknaut.com — Stacknaut, SaaS starter kit to build on a solid foundation with AI, includes provisioning on Hetzner, deployment with Kamal 2 and dev with coding agents

* https://codevetta.com — Codevetta, Architecture and code reviews service

* https://myog.social — MyOG.social, OG Image Generation Service

I've been planning a new idea with that and possibly future ideas based on the future (and near future) where there are more and more "agent" users.

Location: Singapore (UTC+8) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript (web frontend Vue + backend Fastify+Postgres) + Swift (iOS and some macOS) + heavy coding agent use (Claude Code and Droid) Résumé/CV: https://hboon.com/about/ Email: hboon@motionobj.com

Looking for part-time work as I build my own products.

30 years experience in software development.

Zoho lets you pay a small monthly (yearly?) fee and link several domains to it.

In your experience, did you (or anyone) in the team/company felt that some non-tech people were not pulling their weight, example project managers/directors who didn't seem to bring enough value and if you did, found that using OpenClaw reduces the need for those positions?

Or has anyone else?

I've been working on a starter kit for indie SaaS builders. Extracted from a few of my SaaS products. Been programming for 30 years and using coding agents for the past year, so it's optimized for that https://stacknaut.com

Yes, Render if you want something similar.

Are there pens that work like Lamy Al-Star EMR pen, with a button to switch tools, etc, on the RMPP? I have been using my RM2 for years. Backlight would be nice, but not sure it's worth the trade off for me.

Location: Singapore (UTC+8)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript (web frontend Vue + backend Fastify+Postgres) + Swift (iOS and some macOS) + LLM (Claude Code and Droid)

Résumé/CV: https://hboon.com/about/

Email: hboon@motionobj.com

Looking for part-time work as I build my own products. Especially interested in one-off ad-hoc architecture pre-ship reviews.

30 years experience in software development.

Yes, just softlink (or @-mention). I'm more concerned about incompatible file formats (eg. with skills).

I remember that in early Swift, I had a 1-2 line dict/array literal and it caused the file/project build to be 30 minutes.

https://hboon.com/ — Bootstrapped indie programmer

All good! Thanks.

Layman explanation: automatically generate the image banner that you see when you paste your site/page URL into social media

Do you think there's anything I can improve to make the site clearer?

At the moment, yes. I expect to add things like templates and titles soon.

I've started working on a tool to automatically generate OG images by just setting 1 line of a HTML meta tag.

It might be trivial for some programmers to use puppeteer or some would want to hand-build some OG images (you can mix and match), but otherwise, this tool is very handy, and set-and-forget.

I just created a Show HN for it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46585378

I don't know or don't remember. The last time I played was more than 20 years :)

I remember Fufa though.

Lasher is here too.

Location: Singapore (UTC+8)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript (web frontend Vue + backend Fastify+Postgres) + Swift (iOS and some macOS) + LLM (Claude Code and Droid)

Résumé/CV: https://hboon.com/about/

Email: hboon@motionobj.com

Looking for part-time work as I build my own products. Especially interested in one-off ad-hoc architecture pre-ship reviews.

30 years experience in software development.

It does. I find the UI better and setting it up easier too

I don't have elaborate needs and have used Charles for many years. A few years ago I switched to https://proxyman.com and found it easier to use.

I work on https://theblue.social which provides Bluesky native tools and cross-posting tools.

Started doing architecture and pre-launch reviews targetting vibe-coders; to make my bootstrapped product more sustainable.

Only some and in recent years. The first few years was just timelog like:

11:11 AM - 12:17 PM QuoteEveryday

1:44 PM - 4:57 PM ContractWork:XXX

1:06 AM - 1:26 AM Blog

2:19 AM - 2:40 AM ContractWork:XXX

then I started the logs and TODOs underneath, which now form the bulk of the files.

In recent years, I have some non-work stuff that I do at my computer; those are logged.

fzf is really useful here!

I have a similar system. I keep my wip.md open in Neovim all the time and the difference is: everyday, I move the done items to a timestamped file. I have records going back to 2009.

It's my timelog and work journal as I expand on items and mark them off as I work on them.

Incidently, I was exploring new ways to work with it recently: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:bryys25pc2fnagnyxqgsglhd/po...

Could you please share a little on why it's noticeably better than Claude Code on a sub (or 5? I mean, sometimes you can brute force a solution with agents)?

It's not a contract.

It's more akin to a compiled executable that optionally has state. The caller pays to make changes to the state. It's up to the programmer who wrote the smart contract to make it so that unwanted changes aren't performed (eg. simple if-elses to check that the caller is in a hardcoded list or ask another smart contract to validate).

Each external from outside the blockchain into the program's functions are atomic., so user wallet initials func1 which calls func2 which calls func3, no matter which smart contract func2 and func3 are in, the whole call stack is 1 atomic operation.

A token is basically a smart contract that has an associate array with the owners as the keys and the values as the balance: [alice: 1, bob: 20].

And then you can imagine how the rest like transfers, swaps etc works.

And then it's kind of a "contract" because of the atomic nature. Since X transfers $1 to Y and Y transfers 1 cat to X for it is 1 atomic transaction.

Thanks. The JetBrains integration sounds lousy!