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3mo ago
The AI spits out _some_ code => the developer needs to review & cleanup the mess, or accept that it worsen the system for the sake of delivering more rapidly. That's the dynamic with AI and a lot of developers hate working like
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2y ago
That's really cool! I am working on a diagramming editor and I wondered if I could expand the use cases to include knowledge organization. The challenge is mainly to display a lot of data on a canvas and don't kill the CPU/GP
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2y ago
The self-hosting option is nice but, from what I understand, I would not even need to do that if you provided end-to-end encryption with PGP. i.e. the form is encrypted with my public key, then sent to your server, then sent to my e-mail, t
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2y ago
This is really neat! I would love to see something similar for laptops. I bought a used Lenovo T80s (8th generation i5 CPU / 8GB of RAM / 256GB SSD) for 150$cad on eBay to work on my product (web app) and it is working flawlessly
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2y ago
I fixed the issue, you can reload the page!
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2y ago
Fixed in production!
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2y ago
Thank you for your comment! I decided to work on gg because I want my colleagues to grok our complex software architecture, and I don't feel like I am able to achieve that with textual documentation + static diagrams alone. I have been
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2y ago
Try cleaning your browser local storage for https://gg-charts.com . There is currently a bug in the app that let someone inject a JS snippet to execute (to confirm) in the URL "file" property. The app then save the cont
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2y ago
For those reading this, do not click on that link above. It executes a script that renders the app unusable until you clear your local storage. Thanks for the report, I'll fix that.
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2y ago
Yes, me too :) I am working on a viewer / presentation mode that will do just that.
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2y ago
I think it is a great idea! There is no plan yet to support importers directly in gg but the graphs produced with gg have a YAML/JSON representation under the hood so producing a "draw.io to gg" importer is feasible.
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2y ago
Thank you for your comment :) I'm working on supporting webm first, as I am close to have a working feature using the MediaRecorder API of the browser. Exporting to gif will come after that, as it can be done by third-party tools as a
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2y ago
Someone submitted an issue on Github to add labels on links (i.e. lines) and I think it's a great idea for a v1. In my mind, the animations won't get in the way of reading the labels, but implementation will tell! I will also prob
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2y ago
I'll create an issue to support exporting the animation in v1. Any particular reason for APNG vs GIF? The animation in the README.md was captured with the MediaRecorder API. It produced a webm that I "cropped -> clipped -> t
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My algorithm to detect / resolve collisions has a bug in it. In some cases, a system will be displaced on the right, then on the left, then on the right... until it reaches a maximum number of allowed displacements. When it happens, mo
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2y ago
I thought about extending mermaid's flowcharts instead of starting from scratch. No particular reason I did not go that route, mostly "to do my own thing".
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2y ago
Thank you! :)
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2y ago
> I assume you do anyways, at least implicitly, to save the state of your GUI’s output. You should bring that into focus. Indeed, I do have a YAML / JSON representation under the hood, which is validated by JSON Schema. In the app,
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Show HN: Create diagrams of complex data flows in software systems
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