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by panphora 2mo ago
That simply isn't true. Progress toward a goal isn't the same as leading the field. Autonomous driving is the clearest counterexample: by March 2026 Waymo had logged over 220 million rider-only miles with nobody in the driver&#x27
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by panphora 2mo ago
The losses fall on bondholders now, but it does make it harder for SpaceX to raise money going forward. And if they actually slip into junk territory, some institutional investors will be forced to sell (mandates only allow investment-grade
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Cal.com is closing its core codebase, citing AI security risks(twitter.com)
8 points by panphora 5mo ago|1 comments
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by panphora 7mo ago
Anger about the 2008 bailout makes sense. Yen carry unwind deserves attention. However, the trading call to action fails on market structure. Key counterpoints: - Global FX turnover runs near $9.6T per day (BIS, April 2025). A retail wave o
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by panphora 9mo ago
Hyperclay: a way to package up HTML files as portable, editable apps that contain their own editable UI. I'm using these simple apps to plan, edit emails, write blog posts, and a lot more. I edit them on my mac and they sync to the web
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by panphora 11mo ago
Author here. I agree that all frameworks require learning framework-specific concepts, but I think there's a meaningful difference in what you need to know and how that knowledge transfers. With Backbone, jQuery, or vanilla JavaScript,
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by panphora 11mo ago
Author here. The "paleo influencer" comparison is interesting, but I think it actually works both ways here. Yes, there's a temptation to romanticize the past and dismiss modern tools. But there's an equally strong tende
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by panphora 11mo ago
Author here. I appreciate the point about unidirectional data flow solving real problems, but I think we're trading one complexity for another rather than actually simplifying things. Yes, cascading state changes with Backbone Store we
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by panphora 11mo ago
This is a really cool approach! I checked out your Mockaton dashboard code and love what you're doing. Here's a simplified example of your pattern that really showcases its elegance: // Using your minimal native DOM
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React vs. Backbone in 2025(backbonenotbad.hyperclay.com)
4 points by panphora 11mo ago|2 comments
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by panphora 1y ago
You're cherry picking the tech titans that made it out of the Dot Com boom alive. The NASDAQ-100 had to replace 36 of its components between 2000-2002 due to bankruptcies and delistings - nobody knew in 1999 which companies would be th
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by panphora 1y ago
I wasn't planning to launch today hehe. The changelog and pricing links are fixed!
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by panphora 1y ago
The author (me) was strongly inspired by TiddlyWiki -- I love that software and wish it was allowed to proliferate more. If only browser vendors allowed their users to persist HTML files back to their own machines, we'd have a whole ne
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by panphora 1y ago
Hi Clemens, I'm a big admirer of yours and what you're doing with Webstrates. I first heard of you about a year ago, when I was first exploring the ideas that became Hyperclay. I love the idea of a local-first Hyperclay. Offline e
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by panphora 1y ago
1. Security: It operates under the same security model as most website builders (think SquareSpace), we completely trust the end user to modify their own site in their own best interest. If the end user violates this trust, they will lose a
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by panphora 1y ago
This is a version that lets you easily update HTML apps locally. The hosted version is for when you want to share your apps or let other people fork them online. But the ultimate goal is to have an ecosystem of where you can host/deplo
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by panphora 1y ago
Sorry about that, it's fixed now: MIT License
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by panphora 1y ago
I added this word-for-word to the home page. Thank you! Note: we are working on a way for a developer to push "DOM-based schema migrations" to all forked apps.
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by panphora 1y ago
Yes, I agree. My dream would be to one day work on a browser and integrate Hyperclay into it. I believe web apps have been around long enough as a core web technology that browsers should ship with a local web host, knowledge of what a user
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by panphora 1y ago
There's two approaches Hyperclay takes. 1. Hosted: You get a bunch of "HTML Apps" that persist themselves by calling their own /save endpoint. We grab the HTML and overwrite their-app-name.html, making a backup/vers
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by panphora 1y ago
> instead of storing JSON we store HTML with all its verbosity and all its tags that have nothing to do with the user edit Yes. In exchange, we get a portable, malleable, self-contained application. That's the tradeoff. > What ab
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by panphora 1y ago
There is an open source, local app version by the same author (me) here: https://hyperclay.com/hyperclay-local
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by panphora 1y ago
The idea is that two instances of overtype would be initialized inside those divs!
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Show HN: OverType – A Markdown WYSIWYG editor that's just a textarea
471 points by panphora 1y ago|99 comments
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by panphora 1y ago
As someone who runs production services but isn't a full-time sysadmin, I evaluated this script before thinking about deploying it. Here's what you should know: The Good: It's a comprehensive monitoring solution that actually
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by panphora 1y ago
It's all bendable, always has been.
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by panphora 1y ago
Yes, there's definitely philosophical alignment with the hypermedia approach: keeping things simple and leveraging HTML's native capabilities. In fact, I use hypermedia-oriented techniques on all the dashboard pages in the Hypercl
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by panphora 1y ago
No app installation needed, Hyperclay files are just HTML files, so they work like TiddlyWiki in that regard. You can download them and use them locally with any text editor, or even implement TiddlyWiki's saving mechanism if you prefe
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by panphora 1y ago
Yes, until we get it right.
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by panphora 1y ago
I'm building a self-modifying HTML runtime inspired by TiddlyWiki [0]. It lets you build "HTML apps" in a single file with plain CSS/JS. These apps are shareable and hostable, but you can also download and use them local

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