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lominming
3mo ago
My main issue with many of these tests and reviews is that most of the results focus on testing the harness (in this case, likely Claude Code) rather than evaluating the model’s inherent performance.
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lominming
2y ago
Hey! Thanks for spending time with the playground – we're glad you found it engaging! You've hit the nail on the head with the "building blocks" analogy. We want to emphasize that while Open Node Protocol enables no-code
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Show HN: Open Node Protocol – The Composable Standard for AI-Driven Innovation
(openexus.com)
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lominming
2y ago
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lominming
2y ago
I did an evaluation on the various frameworks 2 years ago, and it largely came down to only these 2 choices: - React (if you want the largest support, packages, community, but sacrifice on performance) - SolidJS [1] (best performance, compo
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lominming
2y ago
Much needed feature for typography! The biggest pain is when I need to visually vertically center a text with an icon. If you have an [ICON] followed by upper case character (e.g. Hello), the (H) will always visually look too high to be ver
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lominming
3y ago
Great to see more people thinking about this space. Totally agree on the sentiment that we should be able to visualize/describe and build business logic in a very simple manner. The way I've been thinking about this is something l
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lominming
3y ago
Obviously there are huge similarities to solid-js and other signals based framework with creating a signal, creating computed/derived, creating effects, etc. Would it be fair to say that Svelte 5 is going to more "runtime reactivi
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lominming
3y ago
I'm also someone who are driven and get excited about working on something fundamental. My recent endeavor is the result of years to figuring out what can be the fundamentals for the web -- Building Blocks for the Internet. It would be
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lominming
3y ago
Thank you for the feedback. Did you by any chance manage to connect the first 2 cells? Once you do that, it will reveal a lot more content, with a more "regular" home page that you can scroll down.
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lominming
3y ago
Yahoo Pipes (or NodeRed) are what I consider “data flow pipelines” editors. These tools have very distinct characteristics: (A) usually a single piece of data or message that (B) flows through a system in one direction with (C) distinct sta
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lominming
3y ago
We actually did a mini internal hackathon among ourselves to see what we can do in 1 hour. We created a codepen (multiple code editors hooked up with iframes), spotify + lyrics + translation mini app, and a mini-dashboard. Besides the commo
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lominming
3y ago
Developers can create modules in Javascript very similar to writing web components or React components. The only addition is to write a declaration of the connectors (e.g. value, data, location, etc.) and use provided functions to subscribe
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lominming
3y ago
The logic is actually quite simple. Once 2 cells are connected via a line, their values are kept in-sync. If one cell changes the value, the other cell will be informed of the change, and the module will react accordingly, very much like a
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3y ago
Clickable link: https://openexus.com
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Show HN: Openexus – Building blocks for the internet
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lominming
4y ago
Tried "Hello" thinking that (1) it will be the easiest, and (2) probably I will get some variation of a greeting back (hi, hey, ...). Instead, I got: Hello -> Lac
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lominming
5y ago
It has been >7 years since I used RoR for a complex web app. The problem is not configuration vs convention. The problem I had was when I needed dynamic front end functionality for the user (drag and drop, no-refresh edits, etc.) I ended
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Ex-Googler Builds a GitHub for Designers
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Street View Guide to Japan: Sakura Edition
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Open-Sourced: Brands Colors Database
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12y ago
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Show HN: Colors of your favorite companies
(toolbelt.pixelapse.com)
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lominming
12y ago
You are right that Sketch files (up till version 3.0.4) are actually file packages, but we support packages so it shows up as files online. This is the same as OmniGraffle and Keynote files which are actually folders. We have build our sync
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Show HN: Sync Done Beautifully
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Material Designed Google Search
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Download free motivational and inspiring startup posters
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Unlimited Storage, Unlimited Sharing and New Pricing
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Pixel Perfect iPhone 6 Templates
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U2 on iTunes
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Show HN: The most powerful image inspector on the web
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Show HN: Simpsum – The Simplest One-Click Lorem Ipsum Generator
(toolbelt.pixelapse.com)
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lominming
12y ago
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