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by beeman 6mo ago
Can you explain how > Built on AWS Amplify Gen 2 leads to > Zero vendor lock-in It seems like a contradiction.
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by beeman 7mo ago
This is awesome, thanks for creating this list!
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by beeman 7mo ago
Hey there, thanks for sharing this! I wanted to check out the code but it seems like the repo is private.
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by beeman 1y ago
They aim at AI companies who currently are well funded and can easily carve out $500/m for an SDK.
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by beeman 1y ago
The $500/m plan seems pretty excessive. I expect an alternative to pop up soon and hope such greed won't capture those devs. Glad I only just started using tldraw weeks ago, time to move away.
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by beeman 1y ago
This looks pretty nice, thanks for sharing. Is it available on GitHub?
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by beeman 1y ago
Looks awesome! It would be good to add a license to your repo!
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by beeman 1y ago
I left my home country about 10 years ago when I got hired by a US-based startup that allowed me to work remotely. Since then I've been living abroad and have often referred to myself and by others as a digital nomad, though some peopl
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by beeman 1y ago
I've recently switched to Orbstack as a drop-in replacement for Docker on my MacBook and it’s faster and more efficient. The main reason it works well for me is that I don't have to change anything about my workflow, commands like
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by beeman 1y ago
But what makes it obsolete if this is what you use it for?
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by beeman 1y ago
One of my mentees worked with Xata in their app using Prisma and it wasn't great. The need for a second db for the 'shadow' db that prisma needs, and they would throw Out of Memory errors frequently without any significant us
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by beeman 1y ago
Looks very interesting and complete. The repo had an MIT License and can be found here: https://github.com/profullstack/transcoder
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by beeman 1y ago
I wish Runtime News would have added a source for this claim.
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by beeman 1y ago
A 'serverless' platform that's "similiar". But not open source, and uses a token to 'own a piece of it'? Care to explain what the idea behind this is and where you see the similarities?
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by beeman 1y ago
Same, a tool like this would be invaluable if OSS. I don't know of any sadly.
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by beeman 1y ago
I very much enjoyed this conversation and had some good laughs!
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by beeman 2y ago
https://archive.ph/N5CFG
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by beeman 2y ago
This looks amazing! Going to run it on my develop cluster!
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by beeman 2y ago
A similar tool that's actively developed was posted a few days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41327735 > Show HN: Ruroco – like port knocking, but better https://github.com/beac0n/rur
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by beeman 2y ago
This looks like an interesting piece of tech for this price. From the FAQ: > > how much is the cost of making this? > it's yet to be determined but we aim for less than $200.
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Consolo. first modular tablet-console based on pi5 with 7-hour battery life(soulscircuit.com)
2 points by beeman 2y ago|1 comments
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A handful of reasons JavaScript won't be available(piccalil.li)
5 points by beeman 2y ago|0 comments
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by beeman 2y ago
https://archive.is/3DQgH
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by beeman 2y ago
https://archive.is/kLDjM
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by beeman 2y ago
Got it, that makes sense. Maybe good to describe that use case in the README.
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by beeman 2y ago
Is there any benefit over using this versus an industry standard like OpenAPI/Swagger? Does it add any new features?
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by beeman 2y ago
> The online payments company launched PYUSD on the Ethereum blockchain in August, despite the crazy prohibiting transaction fees.
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by beeman 2y ago
https://archive.is/NBQhA
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A proposal to add signals to JavaScript(github.com)
292 points by beeman 2y ago|326 comments
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by beeman 3y ago
I have been using Multipass [0] for a while and it works great to quickly spin up an Ubuntu environment on my MacBook. It supports cloud config in case you want a custom instance. It seems to be limited to running Ubuntu instances only (at

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