yoan9224

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by yoan9224 8mo ago
Cool concept! I built something similar (real-time visitor locations on a globe) and have a few thoughts: 1. How are you handling connection scaling? Realtime presence with many concurrent users gets expensive fast. We cap concurrent WebSoc
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by yoan9224 8mo ago
The comment about maintainers not getting paid resonates. I'm a solo founder and these security changes, while necessary, add real friction to shipping. The irony is that trusted publishing pushes everyone toward GitHub Actions, which
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by yoan9224 8mo ago
The time-based zoom interaction is clever - slowing down time as you zoom in makes the data feel more tangible. I've been working on a similar real-time globe visualization and learned a few things the hard way: 1. Throttling updates i
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Show HN: I made analytics you want to watch(prysmhq.com)
2 points by yoan9224 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
been using a gl.inet axt1800 for travel and it's been amazing. mainly for hotel wifi where you can login once and all your devices connect automatically. curious how this compares - the unifi ecosystem integration could be nice but gl.
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
the timing of this with the epstein docs is pretty funny. honestly feels like someone did those redactions badly on purpose - anyone who works with pdfs knows you don't just draw black boxes over text. either massive incompetence or ma
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
bellard is basically proof that the "10x engineer" exists. ffmpeg, qemu, quickjs, and now this... all from one person. the fact that he can optimize a js engine down to 10kb of ram is wild. would love to see this on esp32 boards
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
this is genuinely sad, groq had really fast inference and was a legit alternative architecture to nvidia's dominance. feels like we're watching consolidation kill innovation in real time. really hoping regulators actually look at
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
Like the website ! I'd be nice to download directly from the website instead of being redirected to the github. Otherwise product works great!
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
Hello KomoD, thank you for the reminder. I'll submit properly next time !
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
Hey! Maker here. Context: I'm a solo dev who got frustrated with enterprise analytics tools. I was paying Mixpanel + GA4 subscriptions while my side project generated zero revenue. Classic indie hacker mistake. The final straw was GA4&
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Show HN: Analytics for indie hackers – $10/mo with a live 3D globe(prysmhq.com)
1 points by yoan9224 9mo ago|3 comments
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The dystopian part isn't that AI impersonation is possible - we've known that for years. It's that Meta proactively created an AI profile without explicit opt-in, using someone's personal photos and life events to train
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
Aaronson's take is characteristically grounded. The Willow chip announcement was impressive technically but the media coverage predictably overshot into "RSA is dead" territory when the actual achievement was improving error
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
This is technically impressive but I'm skeptical about real-world adoption. The fundamental question is: what problem does this solve that Kotlin + Jetpack Compose doesn't? Compose already has declarative UI, excellent tooling, an
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
This advice remains relevant but I think it misses an important nuance about how career design actually works in practice. The metaphor of "design" implies you're building something from scratch with full control, but career
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The positioning is interesting - claiming Rust's performance with Go's simplicity is basically every new systems language's promise since 2015. The key differentiator seems to be "zero-cost exceptions" which I assum
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The normalization of internet shutdowns as a "riot control" tool is deeply concerning, especially given how technically unsophisticated most implementations are. In many cases, governments aren't doing surgical BGP manipulati
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The round-trip efficiency comparison (60-75% vs lithium-ion's ~90%) is interesting but somewhat misleading without context. For grid-scale storage, the relevant question isn't efficiency in isolation - it's lifecycle economic
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
This captures something crucial that gets lost in the "validate your SaaS idea in 48 hours" culture. The best products often emerge from deep exploration of a problem space without immediate commercial pressure. When you're o
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The cost analysis here is solid, but it misses the latency and context window trade-offs that matter in practice. I've been running Qwen2.5-Coder locally for the past month and the real bottleneck isn't cost - it's the iterat
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
This is a clever aggregation project, but I think the methodology might miss some important signal-to-noise distinctions. A book mentioned once in passing ("oh yeah, like in [book]") carries very different weight than a book recom
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The premise is interesting but feels incomplete. The "Monday morning excitement test" doesn't account for the hedonic treadmill - even meaningful work becomes mundane once your brain adjusts to it. Also, many people are genui
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The TPM 2.0 "requirement" is mostly artificial - you can bypass it with Rufus and Windows 11 runs fine on older hardware. But that misses the point. Microsoft is using aggressive dark patterns (undismissable upgrade prompts) to fo
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The visual refresh is great, but the technical implementation is disappointing. Code examples are static text fetched via JavaScript instead of being in the HTML. With JS disabled, you get a frozen "0%" loading screen. This is iro
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The cycle of proposing the same surveillance legislation under different names is exhausting. Chat Control, ProtectEU, Going Dark - same invasive proposals, different branding. What's particularly concerning is the metadata retention s
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
Logs were designed for a different era. An era of monoliths, single servers, and problems you could reproduce locally. Today, a single user request might touch 15 services, 3 databases, 2 caches, and a message queue. If a user request is hi
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The key insight from this benchmark is using "human-equivalent hours" rather than actual AI execution time. It's measuring capability complexity, not speed. What's interesting is the 50% vs 80% reliability gap. At 50% su
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The cost optimization here is impressive - $10 for millions of visitors using Next.js + Vercel + Cloudflare R2 (free egress). I'm building an analytics SaaS with a similar stack and this validates our architecture choices. A few questi
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by yoan9224 9mo ago
The transparency in this incident report is refreshing. "We relied on manual Excel-based verification and screwed up" - no corporate speak, just honest assessment. What's scary is that IPv4 allocations are literally internet

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