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Jerrick Hakim

@jerrickhakim

I build AI dev tools & share what I learn about startups, coding & tech. Open to work.

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I hope to never buy into viral hype, selling false dreams, making claims just to farm engagement, over promising and under delivering. What’s real to me has always been grinding through with grit. No shortcuts, no smoke and mirrors.

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Lowkey scared OpenAI is about to launch the same stuff I’m building. 😅 But hey, I’m a one-man indie dev coming to play with the big dawgs; anyways excited to see what they ship tomorrow. 🫡

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I’ve never enjoyed creating email marketing and onboarding flows. But with workflows I’m actually excited to build these. I’d rather work with code & react email then fumble thought an email builder and a flow builder. Less tech stack over head, lives right in code base while

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I love this piece of state, zustand store for handling application searches. Not really type safe in terms of the search key, but it's so simple or would be hard to get it wrong. // Hook to use in input component & list const [query, setQuery] = useSearch("nameSpace");

I love this piece of state, zustand store for handling application searches. Not really type safe in terms of the search key, but it's so simple or would be hard to get it wrong.

// Hook to use in input component & list
const [query, setQuery] = useSearch("nameSpace");
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Running Next.js 16 w/ Turbopack inside Vercel's Sandbox and seeing 404s on built JS/CSS. Tried everything I can think of. Anyone else experiencing this or found a workaround (other than forcing --webpack)? Happy to help debug/contribute if useful. Vercel FYI.

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Workflows are already changing the game. Simplicity that scales right inside your codebases. Here’s a super simple, config-based onboarding push flow you can ship and test 5 minutes. Wild times.

Workflows are already changing the game. Simplicity that scales right inside your codebases.

Here’s a super simple, config-based onboarding push flow you can ship and test 5 minutes. Wild times.
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I tested Vercel, Cloudflare, and Fly.io sandboxes. All are rockstars. Pricing, performance, and DX all tell different stories. Here’s what I found: 🔗 jhak.im/blog/vercel-vs… TL;DR • Vercel → Best DX & handles bursty workloads • Cloudflare → Secure preview URLs +

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Early this year I purchased a Mac Studio to use as a home server for testing. It’s been a great way to learn how infrastructure works and quickly experiment with new ideas. Using Nginx as reverse proxies — hosting internal microservices, tools, AI workloads, and a Swift-based

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Simple always scales in my eyes. I don't like for my brain to hurt.. Billing, time zones, and usage queries can get tricky; here’s my go and v1 on the abstraction layer. 232 total lines, type-safe, and no need for comments because it feels clear enough. Always aiming for

Simple always scales in my eyes. I don't like for my brain to hurt..

Billing, time zones, and usage queries can get tricky; here’s my go and v1 on the abstraction layer.

232 total lines, type-safe, and no need for comments because it feels clear enough.

Always aiming for