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XCSme
2y ago
Congrats, really cool tool! Any plans to add a leaderboard, or more stats groupped by hardware?
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XCSme
2y ago
> 1. Server <> client sync is handled for you In what sense? Is it as fast as using UDP with protobuf packets?
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XCSme
2y ago
As a gamedev, I don't understand the use-case for SpacetimeDB. Is it simply to be able to persist the game state?
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XCSme
2y ago
Wow, that's cool, thanks for working on it, I've been using Chart.js for many years :) Performance seemed quite good with Chart.js in my case, for small to medium datasets.
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XCSme
2y ago
Thanks! And is it more or less performant on large datasets (100k+ data points).
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2y ago
How does it compare to https://www.chartjs.org/ ?
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2y ago
But AI already supported function calling, and you could describe them in various ways. Isn't this just a different way to define function calling?
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2y ago
Maybe because the LLM improvements haven't been that good in the last year, they needed some new thing to hype it/market it. EDIT: Don't get me wrong, the benchmark scores are indeed higher, but in my personal experience, LLM
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2y ago
> I would choose Heroku or Netlify because I don't want to self host it Why are people so afraid to self-host? It's usually cheaper and runs better than the hosted services. Get a cheap dedicated server from Hetzner, and you c
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2y ago
I think most people using Coolify know how to setup those services, it's just faster through Coolify (and, in the future, it will probably come with everything: monitoring, alerting, back-ups, etc.).
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2y ago
> And I eventually just landed on going even simpler than Google Analytics I am biased because I built my own platform (with heatmaps/recordings), but I also have a version of it without those features. Whenever I use the lighter ve
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2y ago
Congrats on the launch! The landing page doesn't say anything about what the product does? Not a single feature is mentioned. What does the app actually do? How does it solve the problem?
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2y ago
Most of the VC open-source projects use open-source as a lead magnet/marketing tactic only, with no intention or desire of wanting people to actually use the software.
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2y ago
I agree, I was not even expecting it to handle the resize well. I just thought the landing page wanted me to resize my window to test responsiveness (before I noticed that the animation itself changes the content area size). That being said
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2y ago
The landing page is amazing! The only issue I found with it was when checking the responsive layout example, I tried to resize my browser window and then the scroll was reset to top :(
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2y ago
I don't think there is "best", there are better-suited choices for your specific use-case and you have to consider: * budget/pricing * traffic volume (e.g. 5k visitors/mo vs 5 million/mo) * team size
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2y ago
> (I am not associated with this product in any way) I think "Show HN" is only used for something that you made: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html If you want a simpler/cleaner Posthog alternative,
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2y ago
That's nice, but for a better experience or more critical infrastructure, you usually want something that works reliably and comes with support. Would you rather use an open-source project that has 2000 open issues and only 1–2 updates
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2y ago
Submitting a listing doesn't work for me: https://i.snipboard.io/9oJiwp.jpg
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XCSme
2y ago
There's also this one: https://payoncealternatives.com/
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XCSme
2y ago
Are there any open-source fitness trackers?
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2y ago
Adding Error Logging to https://uxwizz.com , plus a couple of side-projects (one with music, and one with shopping).
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2y ago
They are good at branding/marketing. They have a big team of awesome people (90ppl): https://posthog.com/people They write a lot of blog posts, which usually tend to go viral on HN. At the moment they provide a generou
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2y ago
Then the variable name is wrong...
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2y ago
I also feel like A LOT of people have ADHD (a lot more than it was initially estimated). I think like 50% or more of the population is neurodivergent (or maybe it's because neurodivergent people tend to group together, so everyone arou
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2y ago
I had the same experience. Initially it was a fun and exciting, but in the end, the consistent small bugs and destructive agentic behaviour (deleting random code) made it less productive than simply writing the code yourself. And if you wri
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2y ago
Just a random note, I have an IndiePa.ge profile. I was expecting it to bring some traffic, but in ~2 years it brought 0 visits. Maybe it's useful if you link to it, but all those directories and websites to promote your product are ju
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XCSme
2y ago
Maybe show a result/example above the fold?
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2y ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback! My goal is to make self-hosting as easy (or easier) than registering for a service. So my desired target audience includes non-technical people. Currently, yes, you need a bit of expertise to set it up, but it
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2y ago
I use Joplin, simple and works.
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