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4mo ago
This is interesting, anecdotally I have felt like I was having better luck with raw sqlite than using an ORM in a recent typescript project, using raw sqlite queries vs drizzle
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Shameless plug of a similar project (of mine), feature rich, static publishing, version control, local first, no backend required, free, open and no sign ups: https://github.com/rbbydotdev/opal
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> Strong Federal privacy laws would make posts like this unnecessary, that’s the world I’d rather live in. Amen.
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Opal: Browser first feature-rich markdown editor, workspace and publisher - https://opaledx.com - https://github.com/rbbydotdev/opal No logins or sign-ups, totally free, MIT Open Source Integrates with git
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4mo ago
I wasn't expecting to see the outages being nearly the same even before the 2023 ai inflection point
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Cool to see all the progress with Zed, but it feels a bit too tied to user accounts. Prominent 'Sign In' buttons and ads like 'Try our new agentic...' They do have to make money and that's fine - but too often incen
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I recently took a trip to Salamanca Spain, the sight of a regular bench, in the city center, without hostile anti sleeping measures. It was funny, something so plain could so be jarring to see. Could very well have been an elephant on the v
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when you consider the setup and infrastructure going to and fro the mega warehouse of dry and perishable goods, also considering the required equipment, (a sedan, or large car) - It begins to become apparent the genesis of costco largely ri
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4mo ago
Do you think the complexity of auth in the browser, is because browsers don't do enough?
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Tom's articles are always a good read. Anyone remember Auth0 and passportjs? The churn of auth services is never ending, but I suppose so are the standards.
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5mo ago
So GitHub reached its tipping point, I guess vscode will follow
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5mo ago
Needn’t worry, such incompetencies are rooted out by the 8th or 9th round of interviews.
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5mo ago
time to add plugins to hn, automated measure of ai comments and submissions to be the first ;)
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5mo ago
big fan of this project, been following on x. heads up, there's some escaping issue on the website, for instance " \u{00d7} 2 \u{2014}"
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I honestly was surprised with the response I got, for what was basically a Sunday hack project: https://github.com/rbbydotdev/someday I think people really like how it's free (runs on google app scripts) and open
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> ...he briefly attended a pro-Palestinian protest. In April 2025, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sent Google an administrative subpoena requesting his data. incredible.
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5mo ago
… and this is not okay right?
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5mo ago
it would be nice if flock did not and could not exist
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5mo ago
I wonder what kinds of market hypotheses you could derive from the game theory here
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6mo ago
Looks beautiful! Any plans to make it self compile?
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I don't agree with this direction. There is entirely too much cognitive load in the interface. The challenge now is how to distill the massive output and information of agent work - this is just surfacing it all to you
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Would really love to see a web api standard for on device llms. This could get us closer. Some in-browser language model usage could be very powerful. In the interim maybe a little protocol spec + a discovery protocol used with browser plug
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6mo ago
The wrinkle here is what exactly “win” means
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It's tough, because I think outlawing 'vices' like gambling is an infringement on your individual freedom - but when it's done with an enterprise it's so much more problematic. Thinking about for instance tobacco co
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Admonitions are :::, allows you do to do things like this, if you have custom parser, if not, your admonitions can fail gracefully as plain text :: gallery  ![img]( https://
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Nice usage of admonitions. This is a great example of how eloquent markdown can be. Still very readable while even including the markup for 'footer' and the call out code.
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It’s cool to see this project and others pop up. Virtualizing os primitives like bash and even file systems You can interface around the nodejs files system interface and have access to some nice tools, like git isomorphic for instance. The
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7mo ago
An EU Linux distro could be interesting
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7mo ago
How long before we invent a currency pegged to compute cycles
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7mo ago
I never understood why Tesla HAD to get rid of the Lidars. Expensive today sure, but can you imagine all that training data they missed out on? Technology has a way of becoming cheaper and cheaper. It seemed short sighted, even if at a loss
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