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sambroner
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sambroner.com
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How would this be tooled? A chargeback, a deep link to the cancel page, an API connection between bank and subscription? Chargeback is easy because it's under the card co's control. Deep link would require knowing the cancel page
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sambroner
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When I was working on the Fluid Framework, now basically Microsoft's Copilot Pages, we built a URI Schema to let in-app widgets specify the code that would let users interact with the underlying data. Example: you open the app and load
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I love this project! The UI feels so delightful and well thought out. I guess I found another weekend (multi-week?) activity. If you're looking for hackathon projects, the E-ink ecosystem is well developed enough that they're pret
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This is a good point. Seems like a likely candidate for an S curve in tech development. i.e. next 15 years of VR are improvements to camera, display, and tracking technology. Following 15 years are brain implants.
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Neuralink patient controls games by thinking during interview
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I’m pretty sure Anders, Steve Lucco, and Daniel Rosenwasser worked on this. So inventors + current lead PM of typescript. Should lend some credibility to the project.
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Even just an eye-test shows it's much faster than that for me. Pagespeed shows .6 for desktop, but locally I'm seeing frames loaded under 350ms. I would have guessed much faster, but I guess the devtools don't lie.
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Really impressive stuff. Seems to have slowed down slightly now that it's on the front page, but blazing fast when I first opened it.
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3y ago
I have really enjoyed learning from teachers and found "teachers" for fitness, language, and writing. Has anyone found a teacher for something non-traditional or particularly interesting?
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All state including the app logic, UI, and app state of the component was shared/stored/synced via Fluid (I believe now Azure Fluid Relay.) This simplified integration because each app only need to include a simple boot loader tha
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While this does look like a clone of Notion and I'm frustrated this took SIX (!!) years to ship, I'm unbelievably proud to see this out in public. I was working on this in November of 2017, when we demoed collaborative canvases bu
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US Government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees
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Show HN: A magic frame you can prompt to show generated art to an e-ink display
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When I was working on this problem with Fluid Framework, we did a few interesting experiments with "owned objects" and centralized ACL objects. I believe the team primarily implemented centralized ACL because that implementation w
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Congratulations to Bruce & Team! Always exciting to see a classmate building cool stuff.
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5y ago
Itd be hard for your computer to have the accuracy to detect it!
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How would your approach be similar to or different than Edge DB [1]? Sounds like much more orchestration around the DB layer? [1] https://www.edgedb.com/blog/building-a-production-database-i...
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The Block Protocol is building on a pretty large history of similar ideas, but none have really succeeded. Joel's interest in this project is some cause for hope as is the embrace of existing standards like react, webcomponents, and
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Wow... this is so validating. I worked on a project I called "Buzz Me Up Scotty" (Or something like that) to do a very similar thing. Just glad someone proved the vision.
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Super interesting, I added this (albeit way less pretty) to my personal site and generally got poor reviews. That being said, I'm really enthusiastic about the idea. Example here: https://blog-545pd1vjp-sambroner.vercel.app&
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It's hard to tell from Wikipedia what the 6th-grade reading level is and how its measured. Google points me to Flesch Reading Ease. Not a very precise formula... If I remember correctly, the NYTimes is written for the 8th-grade level.
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Fluidframework.com
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It appears I am younger than you (late 20's), but this is my experience. I spent 11 months with extremely challenging back pain and sciatica that started the day after snowboarding with lower back tightness. Luckily I had a doctor that
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Would be really neat to put Drawpile on the Fluid Framework. You could easily map Drawpile's ordered operations into distributed data structures. I did a similar thing a few months ago with QuillJS's operations and it worked great
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I'm really glad to see an article like this. I've worked in the space for a while (Fluid Framework) and there's a growing number of libraries addressing realtime collab. One of the key things that many folks miss is that buil
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That’s… way closer to consumer than I expected
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Very similar to Solid! Worth checking out. It’s a Tim Berners-Lee project
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I remember seeing this in person when walking around the highline around this time. I was with my SO and we thought it was cute, hipster-y, and fun. What's interesting to me is that we had some of the same sentiments that were expresse
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Seriously... there's nature vs nurture, but the nature of this dog is clearly to herd sheep.
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