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by okcdz 4mo ago
This is just Anthropic doing what Anthropic does best: Manufacturing anxiety to push their agender. Remember when they said AI would eliminate some absurd percentage jobs? Same trick, different topic. These kind of scare tactics work for a
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by okcdz 4mo ago
I've been working on DeskTalk( https://www.desktalk.ai/ ), an AI-native desktop environment that runs in the browser. The idea is pretty simple: I want an OS where people can just describe the app they want, have AI buil
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Show HN: DeskTalk – talk to your desktop to build and modify local apps(desktalk.ai)
2 points by okcdz 5mo ago|0 comments
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by okcdz 6mo ago
I think WASM's real problem is language fragmentation. For 3D apps, C++ makes sense. But Go and other GC languages don't perform well on WASM - they implemented their own GC anyway. And honestly, I don't see the advantage of
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Solid-notion: The open-source CLI that turns Notion into a Git-like workflow(github.com)
1 points by okcdz 7mo ago|1 comments
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by okcdz 7mo ago
A CLI that turns Notion into a Git-like workflow. Pull. Edit. Submit. Restore. Every change is revertable, observable, and auditable. Built for AI agents who need to touch your Notion without breaking things.
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Quill Next: community-driven. The next evolution of Quill(github.com)
1 points by okcdz 1y ago|1 comments
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by okcdz 1y ago
Quill's a fantastic project and widely used, but it's unfortunately been unmaintained for a while. That's where Quill Next comes in! This is a community-driven fork that we've been actively developing and refining. We be
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by okcdz 1y ago
It seems this doesn't work. The package is empty, it can't function. It makes the world stop, which is terrible!
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Show HN: Qull Next – Your powerful and extensible rich text editor(quill-next.diverse.space)
1 points by okcdz 1y ago|0 comments
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by okcdz 1y ago
Sounds good. But what are the advantages of implementing a package manager in Rust? I'd think languages with dynamic features would be more extensible and easier to iterate on.
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by okcdz 2y ago
If you just want to run locally. Why not using the native libharfbuzz directly? What's the purpose of WASM here?
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by okcdz 2y ago
There is a 3D modelling tool called Spline supports multiplayer editing. I suppose it's using OT
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by okcdz 2y ago
I am surprised that there are still a lot of people using Perl. And I don't know why JSON an XML are listed in the ranking~
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Which programming languages run faster in the browser?(okcdz.medium.com)
2 points by okcdz 2y ago|0 comments
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by okcdz 3y ago
I've deployed this on my server, and I have to say, it's incredible. I've been looking for an open-source alternative to Airtable for a long time, but none of them met my requirements.
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by okcdz 3y ago
The terminal emulator is a tool that is mostly used by developers. A developer's time is spent mostly interacting with editors and terminals. However, most terminals are not smart enough and have a steep learning curve. Terminal One ai
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TerminalOne: A fast, smart and and friendly terminal emulator for developers(terminalone.app)
1 points by okcdz 3y ago|2 comments
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by okcdz 4y ago
I had a X-Pro3 before. But I don't like the screen after using for 6 months. Because sometimes I take photos vertically. I use XT4 now. It's awesome.
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An Editor Built with Blocks(blocky-editor.dev)
3 points by okcdz 4y ago|0 comments
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A lightweight language compiled to JavaScript/C(lichenscript.com)
2 points by okcdz 5y ago|0 comments
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Jetpack Minifier WASM Demo(diverse.space)
3 points by okcdz 5y ago|0 comments
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Run OCaml in the Browser by WebAssembly(okcdz.medium.com)
3 points by okcdz 5y ago|0 comments
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A NoSQL Database Written in Rust Using MongoDB's API(github.com)
1 points by okcdz 6y ago|0 comments
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PoloDB: A Lightweight NoSQL Database(okcdz.medium.com)
2 points by okcdz 6y ago|0 comments
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A fast JavaScript bundler and minifier implemented in C++(github.com)
4 points by okcdz 6y ago|0 comments