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by whatl3y 2mo ago
try: $ curl x.tty.news
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Show HN: Terminal view of news and current events for cities across the globe(x.tty.news)
3 points by whatl3y 2mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Monetize APIs for agentic commerce without accounts using Stripe(github.com)
2 points by whatl3y 6mo ago|0 comments
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Reimagining HTTP 402 – Simplify API and agentic payments with Stripe(stripe402.com)
1 points by whatl3y 6mo ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 6mo ago
I'm most excited about reducing friction for digital payments of APIs and resources in the agentic commerce world. I think the first step is standardizing HTTP 402 using traditional, familiar payment rails like Stripe, then we can move
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Epstein Files Smart Search – AI RAG pipeline, File explorer, Image gallery(search.epstein.ninja)
2 points by whatl3y 7mo ago|3 comments
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by whatl3y 7mo ago
Smart search engine for the Epstein files from the DOJ built on a RAG pipeline that indexes and makes them searchable via natural language (i.e. LLM style). Documents (PDFs, HTML, images) go through text extraction with OCR as a fallback fo
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by whatl3y 5y ago
I did not know this and appreciate the insight! Will definitely store this back of mind and try and remember to use block comments when needing to explicitly return a promise.
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by whatl3y 5y ago
While this is fair and I don't disagree that changing a column name or possibly other schema changes using an ORM and it's subsequent migration scripts is potentially going to be a faster exercise than without one, changing a colu
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by whatl3y 5y ago
While some people are hard lined enough on their anti-ORM stance that it sort of becomes weird, I agree with you that my beef with ORMs comes from being burned before a couple of times by a super inefficient aggregation ActiveRecord did on
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by whatl3y 5y ago
While some people are hard lined enough on this that I agree it sort of becomes weird, I can tell you my beef with ORMs comes from being burned before a couple of times by a super inefficient aggregation ActiveRecord did on GROUP BY queries
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by whatl3y 5y ago
1. Don't rename your columns, but if you have to 2. project search and replace on $COLUMN_NAME If your column name is a common keyword, variable name, etc. in your code base and it's difficult to find using project search, that&#x
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by whatl3y 5y ago
While this is true, I've found over time it's easier for me to quickly see in my code if I need to `await` on something if the function is an `async` function and not just that it returns a Promise. I prefer async function foo() {
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by whatl3y 6y ago
I think it's necessary to put emphasis on the "get-rich-quick schemes" part, and not the "blockchain/cryptocurrencies" part. I hope you're not implying blockchain tech and all cryptocurrencies don't&#
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Dewk.js(github.com)
1 points by whatl3y 6y ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
Lastpass is centralized so if they get breached your info will as well. This is a tool where you can use and write your own connectors to store you account info (w/ AES-256 but encryption) wherever you want with control in your hands.
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Show HN: Password manager with support for data sources like Jupiter blockchain(github.com)
2 points by whatl3y 6y ago|2 comments
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Linux Struck by Exploitable Root Access Sudo Vulnerability, Patch ASAP(hothardware.com)
14 points by whatl3y 6y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Pass emails received to your API(github.com)
1 points by whatl3y 6y ago|0 comments
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We Chose a Monorepo(blog.lance.to)
3 points by whatl3y 6y ago|1 comments
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Using the Stellar blockchain for tamper-proofing audit evidence(blog.lance.to)
1 points by whatl3y 6y ago|0 comments
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by whatl3y 6y ago
This inspired me so I will find more time to do this as well. Went ahead and started at one of my favorite projects that I use across several professional and personal projects :) https://github.com/actionhero/node-resq
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by whatl3y 6y ago
I've used the Night Eye Chrome extension for a white and it does a great job of converting any website/web app to dark mode.
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by whatl3y 6y ago
> Why would you assume there is no proper conclusion I wouldn’t and am not. It’s your responsibility to confirm one way or the other. If this is a case of a disgruntled freelancer who isn’t getting more than what he/she wants even u
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by whatl3y 6y ago
The problem is though that it didn’t just “slip by” if OP tried to contact you/your team through various channels (email, whatsapp) for weeks as he says. This was either a complete mistake (ie OP didn’t do work for you) or a purposefu
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by whatl3y 6y ago
> I must have let priorities slip saying a metaphorical “fuck you, I can’t pay you for the work you did for my business” by ignoring OPs alleged many emails and correspondence to get compensated is just as bad if not worse than a litera
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by whatl3y 6y ago
So 1. I’m glad this is the most upvoted comment in order to provide visibility and 2. I’m glad the founder wants to make it right apparently by having the alleged freelancer send details to rectify but the the fact that the founder doesn’t
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by whatl3y 6y ago
From someone who is working on a couple of now larger Typescript apps (both frontend and backend) I’ve began noticing compilation take long enough that I have a currently low hanging (but will obviously increase in priority) TODO to go thro
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by whatl3y 6y ago
I periodically suffer from what assume are symptoms of depression, but I can usually pinpoint the triggers that caused them (a lengthy social media session filled with large amounts of scrolling reviewing dozens of happy families hugging an
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by whatl3y 6y ago
Uhh, I would expect them to do exactly that for someone who presented them valid proof and and an MVP for how someone could get away with stealing tens, hundreds, thousands? of pizzas undetected. Rewarding someone for helping them with thei

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