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Achshar
10d ago
I believe skills are much more than a simple markdown file with instructions. They are a very powerful script engine. How I organize it is that of course there's a markdown with instructions but I split the work in a hybrid of script +
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I believe the knowledge of multiple languages brings something onto the table that having narrow language knowledge does not. The LLM will be able to better generalize a problem, apply universal concepts and avoid mistakes that would otherw
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4mo ago
I am working on a vs code extension for antigravity that will let me designate one thread as a "controller" and it can spawn and chat with multiple other agents in ag. I have a separate extension that lets me control any chat agen
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5mo ago
I feel like I am living in a bubble, no one seems to mention Antigravity in these discussions and I have not had any issues with Ultra subscription yet. It seems to go on forever and the Interface is so much better for dev work as compared
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6y ago
I also have a small dev team of 25 that wants to move to gitlab paid model but the upfront cost is too much. We need a monthly payment plan even if it costs more than annual one because I can't justify a high upfront cost to my ceo. We
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6y ago
The auto update certainly falls in the former you mean? These (older, less tech savvy) people clearly lack the imagination. That's why auto update has to be mandatory. This is again for consumer facing OS and not for the server infra.
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6y ago
Disagree. “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” - Henry Ford. Customer is mostly right. Not always. Use your best judgement as a business owner. Innovate where necessary and stick to customer feedba
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7y ago
I use cmder on windows. It's pretty good you should check it out.
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7y ago
No. Just no. Don't install a library and two others just to show a tree view. Make your own with whatever features you need and just those features, nothing else. Less than 200 lines of code and one day's work for a competent deve
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7y ago
How does once check for the presence of a VM from inside the VM? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of the VM to begin with?
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7y ago
We do a bunch of stuff superset doesn't. Mostly related to filters and how they're implemented. We never mess with user's query. We only supply filters to it. Superset doesn't let users write optimized queries. We replac
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7y ago
Out of those I only have substantial experience working with Superset. We replaced Superset for one of our biggest client a few months ago. We built a ton of features in the process. My take was that they ended up meddling with the user
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7y ago
We have 3 different levels of storages to avoid hitting remote. Redis cache for query, storing the results on our server and letting users edit the data as well and finally front end cache with service workers. I think I'll start writi
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7y ago
That... would be the marketing team for you. We do spend quite a bit of our time adding stuff that I don't think I've seen anywhere else but is extremely useful for some of our biggest clients.
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7y ago
Yes we probably lie close to Superset and Mode than we do to Tableau but I believe the data transformations, access level (sharing) and deep integration put us apart from those. Tableau's quite bit more mature than we are but we alread
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7y ago
The target market is anyone who has any kind of data. CSV, mysql, etc. Basically Tableau but much cheaper and customisable. We already have a few small business using Kato. They seem to enjoy that.
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7y ago
Looks like HN hugged it too hard. We have a limit of once every 3 seconds.
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7y ago
Me and My team have been working on a Looker alternative for a couple of years. Hope this is the right time to give a pitch. We as a company love to assist our clients with a free consultation in understanding their data better. This will t
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7y ago
Just go the electron route and find a way to make it snappy in-spite of electron (ala vs code)
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8y ago
Vanilla javascript (Yes I said it). Build a PWA and either PHP 7 or node for backend. Anything else is for you if you already have a preference.
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8y ago
None, go vanilla.
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8y ago
El.style.backgroundColor = Foo; That works. Js automatically allows use by camelCase.
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8y ago
Here's a demo: https://demo.katoai.co/login?email=demo@katoai.co&password=k... We can really use some feedback.
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Show HN: I have been working on a modern analytics platform à la Redash but fast
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Babelified code sits in another directory, I hotswap it if I think they are not on a modern browser (IE or older version of mordern browsers). So any normal Joe using chrome or ff or edge will not get a bundle. But if I'm not sure, the
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8y ago
I don't have a ton of experience leading team's using react, angular etc but I assume you are referring to the fact that there are multiple ways of doing things in vanilla js world whereas only one way in react world. That can mak
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8y ago
My only advice would be to stay consistent, find patterns and genralize stuff. I do see the irony of making a framework of my own in the process of doing all that. I just embrace that. Everything is exactly how we want it and we know each l
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8y ago
Es2018 all the way. Web workers, classes, Isomorphic code, generators, async await, etc with a splash of Babel Devs have never been happier. Everything just works and online documentation is Rich and plentiful. Plus as I said, core logic w
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8y ago
I have a team of 4 devs working for me. It took them a week to get up to speed with and work with full efficiency. Everyone knows JavaScript. It's nothing new, we're just using it without any added syntax. Everything is familiar.
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8y ago
I find myself defending myself a lot these days here. I use vanilla js. Never had any trouble, I literally have no bundle, no dependencies, the amount of code I have to write is basically the same either way, no trouble syncing state with D
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