frankgrecojr

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by frankgrecojr 28d ago
About time someone does this.
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by frankgrecojr 2y ago
The hello world example does not work. In fact, no website I've tried works. It's usually always panics. For the example in the readme, the errors are: ``` ./lightpanda-aarch64-macos --host 127.0.0.1 --port 9222 info(websocke
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
You should take a look at Superblocks. I think you'll find our building blocks both flexible and extensible to solve you use cases.
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Golang Daemon Manger: The Next Gen "Oklog/Run"(github.com)
3 points by frankgrecojr 3y ago|0 comments
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Our of curiosity, which specific point does it violate? Would it help to remove the "Show HN: " prefix?
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Another way to maybe approach this is to consider programming constructs that are "hard" to understand. Imagine you want to "do n things in parallel". If your company uses Java (or any language where it's no trivial
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Perhaps. Those who want to do that can leverage our Javascript and Python blocks to write whatever code they'd like. Most of our platform is centered around "integrations". For example, You'd have a visual block for an S
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Superblocks can absolutely be used to build something to solve this use case.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Each one of these "APIs" has a json/yaml DSL that could be constructed with any builder pattern. We just haven't released a public API for this yet.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
The UI executes APIs against this agent which talks to Superblocks to fetch API definitions to run. These definitions will be "signed" by a key that only the agent is the authority of so customers can guarantee that it hasn't
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Thanks for this! I personally wrote a significant portion of this feature am very excited about this new tech! Unfortunately we require email to signup but have a free trial. Users are able to test end to end in just a few clicks.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
We provide an agent deployment model that allows your data to never leave your network. We do not however offer an air-gapped solution. Superblocks, Retool, and Airflow provide different approach to solve similar problems. We've found
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
n8n AFAIK is a workflow builder whereas at Superblocks, we are an Application builder (in addition to a workflow builder). We enable developers to build user interfaces that "bind" to APIs that they build with this feature.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
TIL! That syntax reminds me of Ruby a little bit.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
This is actually a completely separate feature! We're just iterating fast! Our AI launch introduced the ability to have AI generate and refactor code for you in our platform.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
This is great insight. Taking a more "technical" approach has its tradeoffs but so far, our customer discovery points to this being a tangible approach to try for enterprise use cases. We find that a lot of enterprises assign engi
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
haha thanks!
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
I agree. Today we help IT teams solve this with our integration level RBAC but there's a lot of interesting ideas brewing internally for this very problem.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
I agree. We believe we've pulled off what hasn't been done before and solve the issues you mention. We're adding "step though debugging" (simple version is live today), version control (upcoming weeks), etc. to give
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
I'd love to hear your feedback after taking a few minutes to try it out! We think this will be easy enough for non-developers to grok while also flexible enough for engineers to do whatever they want.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
You'll be able to in a few weeks! Stay tuned.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
I've used it a bit and find it to align more with the free form node approach where the lines between them define the "control". I think this approach where we introduce a visual programming language has the potential to chan
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Yep! You can use our agent to run it locally with Docker. Just go to "org settings -> agent" in our site and use the deployment instructions.
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Show HN: A better visual builder for complex business logic(superblocks.com)
66 points by frankgrecojr 3y ago|47 comments
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Superblocks https://www.superblocks.com/
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Company: Superblocks | Location(s): Remote, Onsite in NYC (manhattan) | Website: https://www.superblocks.com/ | What we do: We're a low-code platform for building internal tools. * Frontend Engineer: Join if you want t
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/repository/code_sugg... > Google Vertex AI Codey APIs are not trained on private non-public GitLab customer or user data.
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
Have they said what LLM they use?
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
> Stream the response to the UI so users can monitor progress This is a game changer to the UX
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by frankgrecojr 3y ago
When I have use cases similar to this one (similar in complexity), I'll pair program with it. If the code fails, I'll tell it what error I got and ask it to refactor. If the explanation it gives with the code shows it didn't

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