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by khalidx 3y ago
I tried `tsx` but it didn't work for some reason (can't remember why right now). Also, if you've been using `ts-node` and feel comfortable with it, this setup should work for you instead of switching your toolchain.
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by khalidx 3y ago
The "exports" and other sections are recommended things you'll need in your `package.json` file to support ESM. Sensible defaults. Also just points to an index.ts file (that you'll likely have in your project if you are
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A Node, TypeScript, TS-Node and ESM experience that works(gist.github.com)
198 points by khalidx 3y ago|235 comments
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by khalidx 3y ago
What if a piece of data exists in multiple services? How does the tool know which service it should use to fetch the data, given the link is just a semantic representation - but that representation can exist in multiple places?
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by khalidx 3y ago
This has potential! Also I encourage you to apply your talents to the mechanical engineering space (custom on-demand parts). Many companies need exactly this UI for their products, but don't have the engineering team to do it.
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by khalidx 3y ago
In comparison, in about < 1 day of TV use I somehow downloaded (streamed) > 115 GBs of data. Mostly Netflix and other streaming services. Insane how far we have come, compared to a 4-9 GB DVD disc!
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by khalidx 3y ago
For those doing currencies in JavaScript, is it worth it calling out to a language like this that has better support for precision? How do you handle it in your code today?
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by khalidx 3y ago
One useful thing I’ve found with typed languages is that I end up implementing the entire specification for a program in the type system even before writing a single line of actual working code. Makes it easy to fix and refactor things ea
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by khalidx 3y ago
Well done in integrating things at such a low level. Looks awesome. For a SaaS that lets you use ChatGPT over SMS (and even iMessage), you could use https://jarvis.tel/ . (Plug, I’m the author)
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by khalidx 3y ago
I don't know about the most interesting thing I built ever , but I am pleasantly surprised with the utility and usefulness I am getting out of https://jarvis.tel . I built it to scratch my own itch: I wanted a way to use AI
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by khalidx 3y ago
You are all correct and this is something on our radar. We are considering changing the name to avoid any confusion. Microsoft also seems to be using the "Jarvis" name in this repo https://github.com/microsoft&#x2F
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by khalidx 3y ago
There are several providers that offer an iMessage service, like https://loopmessage.com/ and https://sendblue.co/ . You could also go through Apple directly, although the process and API are not publicly de
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by khalidx 3y ago
Great question! We take user privacy very seriously. We don't share your data with anyone and will never sell your phone number or email. We store all data with industry standard encryption and limit the duration that data is available
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Show HN: Jarvis AI – Text, iMessage, and Email ChatGPT(jarvis.tel)
7 points by khalidx 3y ago|8 comments
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by khalidx 3y ago
Awe man I was just building this. You beat me to it! Looks great. FYI needs some tweaks on mobile.
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by khalidx 3y ago
I like this style... one big file with everything in there, and finding things is just a Ctrl+F away.
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by khalidx 4y ago
I get it — I mean just today, I saw 3 other apps with Jarvis in the name or the description, other than mine! It’s a cool name
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by khalidx 4y ago
It's like we all picked the same day! We should reach out to all and hop on a video and build on this momentum.
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by khalidx 4y ago
Nice! I just launched something similar today too (10 minutes ago)! We should collab. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35466231
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by khalidx 4y ago
FYI - You don't have to sign up or anything to try it. Just send a text to: +1 (855) 676-1two89
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Show HN: Jarvis AI – Text ChatGPT from your phone(jarvis.tel)
5 points by khalidx 4y ago|4 comments
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by khalidx 4y ago
Introducing Jarvis, an AI that you can text. Talk to ChatGPT like any other contact in your phone! I've been using this for a week and it makes me reach for AI much more often since it is so accessible. It also makes it easy to show fr
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by khalidx 4y ago
This looks awesome. Trying this out today!
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by khalidx 4y ago
This is awesome! The closest I got without the autopilot was 94 or so. The autopilot consistently scores 100+
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by khalidx 4y ago
Disclaimer: excuse my ignorance but this is an honest question. Regarding “1. Uses plaintext private keys in memory and has no support for yubikeys, nitrokeys, or other smartcards”. What is the alternative? Aren’t secrets in memory always p
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by khalidx 4y ago
Also a different take on the problem is so much software is unreliable from a data perspective. We trust these software providers with GBs of our data, yet they all have different backup strategies, are using different consistency and ACID
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by khalidx 4y ago
That's crazy I see this post. Haven't read it yet, but I just played a 3v3 game out of nostalgia. People still play this game years later, and it works great.
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by khalidx 4y ago
The Fig CLI has this feature! And lets you confirm commands before they run. They are also a pretty cool company, and the tool does much more (like letting you share secrets with your team, sync bash profiles and share scripts, etc). https
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by khalidx 4y ago
The two largest cloud lock-ins, hands down: - IAM (think Active Directory, AWS IAM, SSO) - Data Egress (how much does it cost to get all my GBs out again?? Answer: a lot)
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by khalidx 4y ago
Thank you for introducing me to this, and to tree notation. I’ve been working on something similar to the concepts in Tree Notation and the ecosystem of tools around it, and I can’t believe something like this exists in this space. So aweso

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