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by jitl 12d ago
My employer Notion offers an MCP that’s mentioned in a few posts here. Notion’s monorepo has 16+ MCP configs with many in opt-in plugins developers choose to activate. Very useful; i particularly like sending an agent to debug an alert acro
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by jitl 14d ago
> Submitted on 1 Apr 2025 (v1), last revised 1 Apr 2026 (this version, v2)
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by jitl 1mo ago
my interest in s3 is for how easy it is - just need HTTP. mounting a filesystem and worrying about filesystem level locks is more complicated.
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by jitl 1mo ago
what was the Nix schism? Did something like systemd happen? or like, Determinate/commercial vs Not? Or more like USA culture wars / code-of-conduct flamers (i vaguely recall some drama around a conference sponsor)? anyways, i hope
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by jitl 1mo ago
maybe wait until you have something to share before Show HN? overall your work seems like a cool thing that i’d like to look at in a few months once there’s more substantial education stuff to read about it.
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by jitl 1mo ago
i poked around in there, under choreographic programming there’s one example of something not in the language as a discarded idea. if you claim X and Y make us cool and different, then you should document X and Y in your readme. don’t tel
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by jitl 1mo ago
Your README and docs don’t describe any of the interesting or unique things here. You cover `if` in README but not choreographic programming or perceus. Did i miss some big link? Where’s the cool stuff?
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by jitl 1mo ago
it’s all relative and it really depends on your scale. if your usage fits in the included compute and request count you get for $60/yr it’s absolutely gonna be cheaper. on the other hand, you can run EKS clusters in usw2, use2, apne1,
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by jitl 1mo ago
it’s relying on consistency w conditional writes
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by jitl 1mo ago
sure, but s3 is far easier to buy and also far more reliable than typical distributed systems coordinator stuff like etcd/zookeeper/consul. every major cloud offers it, and there’s several decent open source options.
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by jitl 1mo ago
> cloudflare the stuff is great when it works but Durable Objects can be quite expensive. whenever i get too excited about em all it takes is a little time trying to price it out to calm me down. > do i need to buy bare metal my first
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by jitl 1mo ago
bummer this expects NFS; this is all a brand new implementation vs what Cloudflare runs internally in production for DOs? I can’t imagine all your workerds share a single global NFS… What would a more realistic workerd with DO support look
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by jitl 1mo ago
what is the difference between celld and Cloudflare Workers open source version workerd? https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd
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by jitl 1mo ago
yeah, or when a dev starts the local development server (unless that server is containerized).
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by jitl 1mo ago
"make no mistakes" is not the "real solution"
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by jitl 1mo ago
yeah but they can just put the dropper, etc in index.js, so that it runs at import time rather than at install time, no? i guess first-install time is often a privileged developer machine, and will execute in a "server"-like runti
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by jitl 1mo ago
i think “i added ocaml” is much bigger innovation token spend then the styling question
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by jitl 1mo ago
i think wayland set linux desktop back 10 years. it’s finally coming up to parity with X11. but basic stuff like “get the latest release of of consumer GUI app $foo” is still weirdly mired in odd political plays between flat pack people, di
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by jitl 1mo ago
JaneStreet, see post title.
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by jitl 1mo ago
No. 98% of typescript specific syntax can be replaced with U+0020 SPACE to yield runnable JavaScript. The runtime semantics of the two languages are congruent. the same cannot be said for any other language im aware of.
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by jitl 2mo ago
> far outperforms the likes of kitty and ghostty this is not true on my machine, at least for my usual benchmark Doom-fire-zig[1]. on said benchmark, ghostty 1.3.1 runs at about 350fps, wezterm 20260713-212414-b3255666 runs at 415fps, Te
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by jitl 2mo ago
Bring back grid Expose and grid virtual desktops!
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by jitl 2mo ago
it’s infinitely easier to become an alcoholic by buying alcohol at a grocery store. brewing is pretty much the least direct most delayed gratification way to get drunk. i guess it can be pretty cheap if you optimize for that but it sounds l
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by jitl 2mo ago
ok so it does have a library, but gp just thinks its bad
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by jitl 2mo ago
well then it doesn't sound competitive with software like Lightroom (which its name seems to mirror)
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by jitl 2mo ago
This seems like table stakes for photo library software. Apple Photos does this perfectly on Mac and iPhone. i want more powerful capabilities but I'm not willing to sacrifice UX ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by jitl 2mo ago
im sure people will continue to want to eat food, live in houses, go on vacation, look at phone, send email, drive car, even if there’s no ai money frothing around
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by jitl 2mo ago
local files on disk. we should make notion Just Work with real markdown files on disk like this too.
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by jitl 2mo ago
A few people I know on PrEP have annoying uncomfortable side-effects. Vaccines are largely more tolerable, especially on a discomfort/time metric.
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by jitl 2mo ago
i’ve been to a bunch and all resulted in a big increase in trust between teams especially between tech and sales. i mended a few poor relationships at the last notion one in maui, made some lifelong friends. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ maybe for every s

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