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by aabhay 8mo ago
Sketch is offline first but has a really stellar online app as well.
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by aabhay 8mo ago
You can set jj to auto update stale workspaces btw
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Lifestyle Anarchism(theanarchistlibrary.org)
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by aabhay 10mo ago
This feels like the exactly wrong way to think about it IMO. For me “knowledge” is not the explicit recitation of the correct solution, it’s all the implicit working knowledge I gain from trying different things, having initial assumptions
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by aabhay 10mo ago
jj is actually perfectly fit for this and many other problems. In fact, this is actually the default behavior for jj -- if you squash a bunch of jj commits, the bookmarks on top automatically point to the updated rev tree. Then when syncing
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by aabhay 10mo ago
How do GraphQL based systems solve the problem of underlying database thrashing, hot shards, ballooning inner joins, and other standard database issues? What prevents a client from writing some adversarial-level cursed query that causes mas
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by aabhay 10mo ago
“use insecure”
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by aabhay 11mo ago
That’s just Rust in general. But what you lose in disk space you gain considerably in optimized executables. The tradeoff is well worth it.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
If they didn’t have the nodejs dependency then the Tauri bundle could be as small as 20mb. Another pro not mentioned is that native integrations (i.e. obj-c on macos) are much easier to do since rust has great ffi integration with other nat
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Perhaps non-browser usage?
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Safari browser is not supported at the moment, we’re working on it!
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Zero! Raw human talent.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
I'm not sure what you're referring to. On the landing page animation, out of 8 search results, only 3 have the word "upcycling", and 5 have either "upcycled" or "upcycling". In the segment after that,
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by aabhay 11mo ago
We are creating things! You can create reports, summaries, documents, etc. via the agent. And yes we can mass edit your files through prompts. The agent can take both single and batch actions. That's the power of the harness we built f
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by aabhay 11mo ago
You really would get results for "upcycling" based on an internal LLM-based summary of disk content!
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Huh! Very cool. We do want to integrate MCP servers for sure. There are some amazing use cases — downloading and organizing email attachments, importing or exporting from other services, using citations/references. And because we have
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Hm.. I think because the requirement for approval adds additional arms to the state machine. And the approval step is a message you send to the server that you don't want passed straight to the agent so it doesn't follow the rest
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by aabhay 11mo ago
That's literally the point! <3
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Agreed. We chose it for the Hacker News crowd.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
There’s nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
You choose which files to use in Poly, we don't scan your hard drive either. I don't know about the other services, but Dropbox _does_ read your files. https://help.dropbox.com/security/privacy-policy-faq &gt
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by aabhay 11mo ago
The file browsing is fully offline supported (as in the files get synced locally). We also allow text search offline, but smart search is not yet offline (we need to embed the search prompt), however, we would like to support fully offline
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Yes it does! We support web links, PDFs, documents (with annotations!).
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by aabhay 11mo ago
I remember Quicksilver! That's not what we do though. You're thinking of stuff like Alfred, Spotlight, Raycast, etc.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
We're adding that feature to be able to manually approve agentic actions! You can already revert things, as our file system is fully version controlled.
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by aabhay 11mo ago
It handles both video frames and audio-in-video. So if you wanted, you could search for something that was said in a video and it'll find you the exact segment of it! We don't use transcription or any post processing. We simply em
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by aabhay 11mo ago
I'm not certain what exact scenario you are referring to. Do you mean if someone is able to install malware on our backend system will that malware get sent to you? Is there something in particular that we are vulnerable to that doesn&
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by aabhay 11mo ago
The video I provided was a raw, uncut, video. The editing is done by Screen Studio, which only does the "zoom" effect. But there's no studio magic there. I didn't speed anything up or cut out buggy bits or even do a reta
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Haha, we might need to actually build this feature!
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by aabhay 11mo ago
Agree. One thing that we see our users doing more of is "NotebookLM style tasks" where they just drop in a bunch of files or ask the agent to download stuff and then start using the agent to do things. Summarize, create notes, ans

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