bysiber

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   by bysiber 6mo ago

   This makes a lot of sense from a teaching perspective. If you're introducing programming to Korean-speaking kids, having keywords in their own language removes one abstraction layer. They can focus on the logic without also needing to
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   by bysiber 6mo ago

   Curious about persistence - does this support RDB/AOF snapshots or is it purely in-memory? That's usually the first question that comes up when teams evaluate Redis alternatives.
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   by bysiber 6mo ago

   The read-only past is a nice touch. I kept abandoning journaling apps because I'd spend more time editing old entries than writing new ones. This removes that trap entirely. One thing I'd want: the ability to export everything as
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   by bysiber 6mo ago

   Solo dev, working on a native macOS app in SwiftUI. AI has been most useful for the boilerplate - repetitive view layouts, FileManager calls, figuring out AppKit bridging weirdness. It basically replaced Stack Overflow for me. Where it brea