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by marcua 24d ago
(Author here) Thank you! This blog post speaks a bit more to how it works: https://blog.marcua.net/2026/05/05/figmimic . Credit to Figma for capture.js. This bookmarklet just packages/surfaces the library
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by marcua 24d ago
(Author here) Thank you for trying the bookmarklet and catching this issue. I pushed some fixes that should get around the CSP issue by storing capture.js in the bookmarklet. Let me know how it works for you now (you'll have to reinsta
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by marcua 24d ago
(Author here) Thank you for trying the bookmarklet and catching this issue. I pushed some fixes that should get around the CSP issue by storing capture.js in the bookmarklet. Let me know how it works for you now (you'll have to reinsta
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by marcua 2mo ago
Author here! Thank you for asking. It's a difficult concept to wrap one's head around, but I think the video attached to the blog post shows it most clearly. There's no authentication with the application in the traditional s
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by marcua 2mo ago
Author here. Thank you for your questions. I'll take a stab at answering them: * The underlying databases that ayb fronts are SQLite and DuckDB. Both are relatively battle-hardened RDMBSs. That said, I don't think the approach I&#
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by marcua 2mo ago
Author here! The solution I'm proposing does not assume the data is local to the user's machine. In the video attached to the blog post, a web application is authorized to access a database hosted by a different service/domai
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by marcua 2mo ago
(Author here) Hello there! I agree users may want one or both of these features in their interaction with an application, and that their preferences likely vary depending on the type of data we're considering. The way I'm reading
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by marcua 2mo ago
(Author here) Thank you for pushing on this. Some clarifications that might help you see this as more practical than your initial impression: * I totally agree that databases require maintenance, HA, etc. My argument is not that someone run
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Authorize, don't authenticate(blog.marcua.net)
110 points by marcua 2mo ago|46 comments
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Claude Code and core dumps: Finding the radio stream that hosed our servers(blog.marcua.net)
4 points by marcua 8mo ago|0 comments
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Mentoring junior engineers in the age of coding agents(blog.marcua.net)
1 points by marcua 1y ago|0 comments
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by marcua 1y ago
Thank you for sharing!
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Rich: Enrich your CSVs with new columns using an LLM(blog.marcua.net)
1 points by marcua 1y ago|2 comments
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Maintaining control of our data with personal databases(blog.marcua.net)
3 points by marcua 2y ago|0 comments
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Maintainathons and Hackathons(b12.io)
3 points by marcua 3y ago|0 comments
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by marcua 3y ago
https://blog.marcua.net/ The content has varied over the years, but in the past few years, I've used the blog to explore side projects outside of work. This has allowed me to separate my primary responsibility at work
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by marcua 3y ago
(author) It's so helpful to read the headline through your eyes! While I can't change this title on HN, I'll tone down/relegate the multi-tenant bits to the features section in the future. Thank you for this feedback!
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by marcua 3y ago
(author here) Thank you for your kind words and the great question! To your compliment: I agree ayb can help with easier prototyping today. To your concern: I would not use ayb in a production setting today. To be explicit, while the roadma
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by marcua 3y ago
Fascinating! It's great to see lots of people working on this problem. If you have any running examples, I'd love to see them to understand how the different actors in your documentation work. Thank you for sharing this!
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by marcua 3y ago
(Hi there! Surprised author here---I hadn't realized this made its way to the front page) I love your questions because they get to the heart of how to make this stuff easier for more people, and in transparency, I only have some of th
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How we AI: A handbook for evaluating and discussing AI in your product(b12.io)
1 points by marcua 3y ago|0 comments
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by marcua 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this! One thing I noticed is that, to benefit from the natural language processing tooling, you had to first transcribe the audio. Is there some mechanism for avoiding that pre-processing step with the help of speech r
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Data diffs: Algorithms for explaining what changed in a dataset(blog.marcua.net)
21 points by marcua 5y ago|1 comments
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by marcua 5y ago
This is really helpful! Thank you so much!
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by marcua 5y ago
Thank you! I wish I had found this sooner to try it out. Similar question to the other one I asked on this thread: what sort of fidelity have you seen in `archivebox`'s rewritten static asset URLs? Having to fix URLs that weren't
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by marcua 5y ago
This is great! It looks like you can even grab WARCs using `wget`: https://golangexample.com/put-a-web-archive-warc-on-an-s3-bu... I'm curious: what sort of fidelity have you seen in `grab-site`'s rewritten static
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How to archive a website that's shutting down soon(blog.marcua.net)
38 points by marcua 5y ago|6 comments
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Autodata: Automating Common Data Operations(blog.marcua.net)
1 points by marcua 6y ago|0 comments
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A step-by-step guide for your company's Git master to main migration(blog.b12.io)
16 points by marcua 6y ago|24 comments
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How to have a 1:1 meeting(blog.b12.io)
14 points by marcua 7y ago|0 comments

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