Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
MrContent04
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
4 ms
·
1.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
I noticed that too — outages seem to happen during peak usage or when there’s a big rollout happening in the background. A couple of quick alternatives I fall back on: Claude.ai – better at longer context, feels “calmer.” Perplexity.ai – so
2.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
A few I’ve personally tested: Runway ML (paid) – polished, great for text-to-video and editing. Pika Labs (free beta, paid tiers) – strong on cinematic text-to-video. Synthesia (paid) – best for business/explainer avatar-style videos.
3.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
A few solid starting points for DIY animatronics: Adafruit + SparkFun: Great for beginner-friendly electronics (servos, sensors, microcontrollers). Arduino-based Halloween projects on GitHub – lots of open-source code for motion + sound eff
4.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Mine is probably 60% AI, 25% structured research, 10% copy-paste, and 5% staring at the screen until inspiration strikes. AI helps me brainstorm and speed up repetitive tasks, but I always double-check and refine everything manually. The “p
5.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Immich looks like the first real alternative to Google Photos that doesn’t feel like a toy project. For a lot of us, self-hosting isn’t just about privacy — it’s about not being locked out of 10+ years of memories if a company decides to pi
6.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Even if languages could handle formatting ‘automatically,’ teams would still need style consistency across tools/editors. Formatting isn’t just about syntax, it’s about communication. Maybe the real question is: how much of code style
7.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
It’s fascinating to see LLMs breathe new life into legacy code. But I wonder — if AI rewrites outpace human review, are we just creating a new layer of technical debt? Maybe the real challenge is balancing modernization with long-term maint
8.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Incidents like this show how fragile the supply chain really is. One compromised maintainer account can affect thousands of projects. We need better defaults for package signing + automated trust checks, otherwise we’ll just keep repeating
9.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
From a publishing perspective, the choice of headless CMS often depends on how you plan to scale and distribute content: - Strapi→ great balance of flexibility + control, good for small-to-mid projects. - Contentful→ solid for enterprise-
10.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Hi I work as a *software publisher* – helping developers and teams bring their products to the market. What I can do: - End-to-end publishing & distribution - Product positioning & launch strategy - Marketing and user acquis
11.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
Hi everyone I’m a software publisher focused on bringing useful tools to market. - I collaborate with developers/designers to launch products. - My focus is on *product strategy, publishing, distribution, and marketing*. - I’ve p
12.
▲
by
MrContent04
1y ago
“What fascinates me about this Stripe + stablecoin integration is less about the underlying blockchain, and more about the actual behavior change it can trigger in businesses. For example, in markets like Latin America, stablecoins aren’t j