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by hypendev 6d ago
I wouldn't say evil. I would say misguided. More of a intellectualism trap than evil trap. It is basically the ultimate way for a smart person to: - Feel like a hero (I'm doing this for your grand-grand-grand-grand...grand-childre
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Show HN: Bridgeflare – Replace Docker with Cloudflare(github.com)
1 points by hypendev 6d ago|0 comments
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by hypendev 13d ago
Yes, but it still fails on the same bottlenecks: - Procuring materials - High-risk assembly - High-impact testing The first two being the highest bottlenecks, as the moment you start trying you will be put under active surveillance.
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by hypendev 13d ago
Hypen, a crossplatform framework for building & streaming native UI https://hypen.space It lets you build apps and features that work natively across web, desktop and mobile, streaming from your backend into your client app,
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by hypendev 14d ago
This is not a productive comment, but an attack on the person commenting. Please refrain to normal conversation, not baseless accusations, as that way you contribute nothing and are acting in bad faith. If you are saying I am wrong, rather
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by hypendev 14d ago
These people do exist, and it's been a consistent threat to international security pretty much since discovery of the atomic bomb. Yet, they did not achieve their goals, due to monitoring systems in place. Just look at Nth Country Expe
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by hypendev 14d ago
Why are you looking to control a superintelligence? Why do you assume bad things will happen otherwise? Why does every doomer scenario assume that this, highly intelligent being, will be - unlike all other highly intelligent beings - especi
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by hypendev 14d ago
So, as someone who works with LLM's daily and even trained his own, who's enjoying the benefits of this technology daily, I'm supposed to: - Listen to someone who just collected a few ten/hundred million building AI at a
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Hypen – Native crossplatform UI framework(hypen.space)
1 points by hypendev 16d ago|0 comments
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by hypendev 16d ago
And, importantly, this was 2008. Most of the modern software tooling you have today wasn't available back then, from great IDE's to popular libraries, writing software in 2008 was a different beast compared to today.
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by hypendev 19d ago
It's always, firecracker all the way down! Enjoyed the breakdown, honestly most of the things weren't really surprising. What was surprising to me was that instinct was just "agent slapped on top of markdown files in git&quot
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by hypendev 24d ago
> I was Stripe's first customer in 2010 Would love to hear more about this, sounds like a fun time. Are you planning to move from peptides to generics in the future? Also, considering you are looking at full vertical integration, is
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by hypendev 1mo ago
Glad to see I'm not the only one struggling with sideproject madness. I was meaning to do something similar for myself, but can't see it not ending up as a full on developer platform and another sideproject rabbithole to suck myse
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by hypendev 1mo ago
I'd say its perilously close to brilliant and dumb at the same time.
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I ported Omarchy (Linux) to a phone(ivan.codes)
7 points by hypendev 1mo ago|1 comments
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by hypendev 1mo ago
No, they are not. A lot of them are rotting and get thrown or given at the end of the day.
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by hypendev 1mo ago
>From a historical precedent standpoint, this is akin to the burning of the library of Alexandria, where centuries of knowledge was destroyed and leaving a limited version of the history, the surviving one, and depriving successive gener
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by hypendev 1mo ago
They are minor, but that is why I called it ugly - not bad. It's a matter of taste, and Dart's syntax style doesn't match mine. As much as I tried to enjoy it, after a while I just couldn't look at it anymore. All of the
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by hypendev 1mo ago
I migrated one recently into fully native Swift UI and Compose from Expo - modern models can do it over night, and you save yourself from the dependency hell that is expo.
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by hypendev 1mo ago
There are some similarities, especially in some syntax ideas. I'd say the core difference from the DX side is that Slint stylistically aligns more with CSS on some areas and allows things such as assignments, Hypen aligns more with Swi
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by hypendev 1mo ago
Oh wow, thanks! I never would have thought anyone was keeping an eye on it! Regarding maturity level - I would yet say it's mature for serious applications with OAuth, local storage etc. Late alpha/early beta stage. There are some
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by hypendev 1mo ago
>I find the architecture simple to follow, no need for "either print apps as fast as possible or to emulate some Clean Code like behavior", though I do think some people use overcomplicated state management solutions. But nobod
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by hypendev 1mo ago
I am biased - but mostly because I have actively used these in my career for quite a while now and encountered pains with both writing new code, upgrading old code and worst, inheriting code or helping debug someone else's code. When g
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by hypendev 1mo ago
Mostly its the core syntax, it's terribly noisy. Also parts of the implementation itself. While I cannot enumerate the taste, I can give you some examples. For example: - Class constructors cannot be in definition headers, i.e. class S
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by hypendev 2mo ago
As someone who used all these frameworks professionally for years, I highly agree. Although, I do not prefer Expo due to it's highly annoying build system and dependency hell, but React Native itself in that case. While I understand Go
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by hypendev 2mo ago
How does this make sense? It is public knowledge/pattern. Given I wrote an article describing the same things years before they submitted the patent, could I not invalidate their patent with that?
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by hypendev 2mo ago
Just to update - did some minor perf ops yesterday to cover some silly bugs in perf (like a late return causing O(n) iterations) and benchmarked on 1k item and 10k item lists. Currently it stands around 2-3x react, swapping rows in a list i
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by hypendev 2mo ago
Glad you're liking it! If you ever encounter problems or have feedback, feel free to reach out (email in profile). >What are your goals for client-side performance in the browser? To have as minimal and efficient patches as possible
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by hypendev 2mo ago
Can't really name them off the top of my head, sorry! But if you look up on Google or X, there are multiple companies doing things like pressure based actuators (Clone robotics) or mesh-based knit ones, new forms of EFAM, some new soft
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by hypendev 2mo ago
I'm working on https://hypen.space/ It's a cross-platform UI framework for developing native mobile, desktop and web apps using Typescript, Rust, Go, Kotlin and Swift. Currently it's aimed at "server-dri

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