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Shantell Sans (2023)(shantellsans.com)
407 points by aleda145 4mo ago|45 comments
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by aleda145 4mo ago
Really nice! I tried out a similar thing but with tldraw as the canvas engine: https://github.com/aleda145/terminaldraw I see Cate also uses node-pty. I didn't know what psuedo terminals were before, it's coo
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by aleda145 4mo ago
I don't know, it is a useful signal that the person did not think deeply about their code changes, and should be treated as such.
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Sweden now considered a smoke free country(sverigesradio.se)
5 points by aleda145 4mo ago|0 comments
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Oh so lobbying the EU comission to both slash CO2 targets and adding tolls to chinese EV cars did not actually make German auto manufacturers more competitive. Who would have thunk? Yes I'm bitter how much influence the German car comp
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Is it egress or storage that's the main cost driver?
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by aleda145 5mo ago
WSL support too? Could be cool with a unified thing, not sure if that's even possible though.
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Still working on my SQL canvas: https://kavla.dev/ I started with this last summer. Usually I get tired of an idea, but this one is just an endless pit of things to try out. Currently seeing how we can get an analytics agen
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Capacity(dahl.dev)
3 points by aleda145 5mo ago|0 comments
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by aleda145 5mo ago
I appreciate this part of the agent instructions: `AESTHETICS ARE VERY IMPORTANT. All apps should LOOK AMAZING and have GREAT FUNCTIONALITY!`
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Mosaic is super cool! Took me a while to grok what it's all about, I think this example really helps: https://idl.uw.edu/mosaic/examples/flights-10m.html
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Super cool! Please give me a ping if you ever launch that (my email is on my website (in my profile))
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Appreciate you putting the entire book online! I read parts of it a while ago when I had an idea on using webRTC data channels to pass data from databases to browser clients via a CLI. Your book made me understand that it's probably no
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Because I'm curious, how come you picked php for the backend?
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by aleda145 5mo ago
I remember p2hari commenting on one of my "What are you working on" comments, so maybe they got it from there. Anyway, here's the link: https://kavla.dev/
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Thank you! :-)
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by aleda145 5mo ago
I have felt this a lot when designing the landing page for my SQL canvas side project. _I_ really want to write about DuckDB WASM, pre-signed URLs and how cool Cloudflare's durable objects are. But my target audience are data analysts,
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by aleda145 5mo ago
Oh my. What could possibly be the justification for this?
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by aleda145 5mo ago
I totally agree on investing in a sane data model upfront. So many production systems have schemas that only made sense to the engineer that created them. I would be delighted if I can read a schema and understand what a column means withou
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Brevity as a Human Advantage(blog.dahl.dev)
3 points by aleda145 6mo ago|1 comments
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by aleda145 6mo ago
I recently switched from Shotcut to Kdenlive. Kdenlive's UX is much more intuitive. Lots of features, I still feel like a beginner, which is such a fun feeling! I'm using it together with OBS to post short demo videos of my side p
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by aleda145 6mo ago
That's right! Notebooks are great when you have a specific goal in mind. I think a canvas is nicer when you are doing exploratory data analysis so you can branch out. Maybe I should actually call out notebooks specifically on the landi
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by aleda145 6mo ago
Very exciting! The numbers seem to crush iceberg. Has anyone tried it out for "real" workloads?
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by aleda145 6mo ago
https://kavla.dev/ I've worked with data my entire career. We need to alt tab so much. What if we put it all on a canvas? Thats what I'm building with Kavla! Right now working on a CLI that connects a user's
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by aleda145 6mo ago
Great stack! I'm doing a similar approach for my latest project (kavla.dev) but using fly.io and their suspend feature. Scaling to zero with database persistence using litestream has cut my bill down to $0.1 per month for my backend+da
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Linux Foundation Welcomes SQLMesh Project(linuxfoundation.org)
4 points by aleda145 7mo ago|1 comments
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Death by Clawd: The SaaSpocalypse Survival Scanner(deathbyclawd.com)
4 points by aleda145 7mo ago|0 comments
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by aleda145 7mo ago
Nice! I'll make sure to try out Spine this weekend, if you want detailed feedback feel free to email me. You can find it in my profile.
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by aleda145 7mo ago
Super cool! I'm completely sold on the canvas layer. Embracing non linearity is such a boon when you're on the ideas stage. When you have verified it though, moving it to another medium (a document, presentation or just code) is o
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Bar charts should always start at zero. But what about line charts? (2018)(chadskelton.com)
1 points by aleda145 7mo ago|0 comments

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