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by hunvreus 1y ago
I tested it in Safari, and just checked: I don't get any of these errors. Which page did you get that on? The front page?
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Show HN: Basecoat – All of the shadcn/ui magic, none of the React(basecoatui.com)
11 points by hunvreus 1y ago|5 comments
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The Grug Brained Developer(grugbrain.dev)
1 points by hunvreus 1y ago|0 comments
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Locality of Behaviour (Lob)(htmx.org)
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RoboRoach: Wirelessly Control a Cockroach(backyardbrains.com)
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by hunvreus 1y ago
1. Still maintaining Pages CMS [1], a CMS for static sites and apps. 2. Basecoat, a HTML/CSS port of shadcn/ui v4 [2] (no React). 3. DevPu.sh, a Vercel for Python apps. Releasing both Basecoat this week and DevPu.sh hopefully in t
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Secure and fast microVMs for serverless computing(firecracker-microvm.github.io)
5 points by hunvreus 2y ago|0 comments
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We clone a running VM in 2 seconds (2022)(codesandbox.io)
169 points by hunvreus 2y ago|73 comments
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I'm All-In on Server-Side SQLite(fly.io)
6 points by hunvreus 2y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 2y ago
What you're describing is very similar to what most large enterprise companies do: layers upon layers of red tape and convoluted regulations for the sake of "security." This is a big reason they can’t get anything done or ret
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The Cold Email Handbook(za-zu.com)
4 points by hunvreus 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Pages CMS 1.0.0 – Open-Source CMS for Static Sites (Next.js, Astro...)(github.com)
6 points by hunvreus 2y ago|0 comments
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OpenAI Nears Launch of AI Agent Tool to Automate Tasks for Users(bloomberg.com)
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Astral: Next-Gen Python Tooling(astral.sh)
103 points by hunvreus 2y ago|57 comments
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Starbase: SQLite on the Edge(starbasedb.com)
169 points by hunvreus 2y ago|47 comments
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Chesscoach.ai: AI supported chess learning(chesscoach.ai)
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Transformer Explainer(poloclub.github.io)
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I wasn't attacking your post, merely sharing my lack of confidence in OKRs. I think the changes you are suggesting are sensible, but I would still not use OKRs.
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by hunvreus 3y ago
"I haven't yet seen an organization that benefited from OKRs. I'm not saying they don't work, I've just never witnessed them working." --Me, in the post above.
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by hunvreus 3y ago
Objective ≠ Input
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by hunvreus 3y ago
OKRs are by definition focused on outcomes, not inputs.
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I think they are different. They’re simply targets for your business, the way it’s been done way before OKRs we’re a thing (e.g. target revenue for the year is $20M, churn should be brought to 5%). OKRs have a methodology and format attache
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I haven't yet seen an organization that benefited from OKRs. I'm not saying they don't work, I've just never witnessed them working. My main gripes with them: - They focus on output, and I believe most organization (espe
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I believe Netlify CMS has an actual backend interfacing with the various Git systems they supported. Pages CMS is different in that it's a pure front-end app. I have a couple tiny serverless functions to help authenticate you with GitH
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I agree with a lot of your points. > Does an OK job at inferring content types from folder structure+ssg type and fields from frontmatter, writes config as flat files to git. You can edit these to refine/improve the inital schema. T
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by hunvreus 3y ago
Aspects of the API look fairly similar to GitHub actually. I'll look into it.
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I rolled out a hotfix release, let me know if that fixed it.
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by hunvreus 3y ago
Both the content collections and media can filter by file extension so you could very well have something like: media: input: posts output: /posts categories: [ image ] content: - name: posts label: posts
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by hunvreus 3y ago
I was working on it last week and dropped it to make this release. On the home screen you'll have the ability to choose from a few repos to fork with pre-configured CMS: vanilla, Next.js, Astro, 11ty, Hugo, Jekyll... I'm still cur
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by hunvreus 3y ago
You can save `.html` and `.mdx` single files, I just don't have great support for collections yet (I'll need to sort out a few things as right now it expects a frontmatter to display the table).

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