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Show HN: Homepagr – Bookmarks for Work
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I’d like to learn more! Clickhouse benchmarks don’t show Pinot favorably by comparison. Also, do you have thoughts on Starrocks?
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Is there a relationship between revenue for the restaurant? Or total tips earned? If low-privacy tipping decreases loyalty, is it overall positive from the business’ perspective?
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Thank you for the detailed answers! Honestly, this project inspires me to work on infrastructure problems. So you are saying that regatta's own SaaS infrastructure provides the disk caching layer. So you all make sure the pipe between
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This is honestly the coolest thing I've seen coming out of YC in years. I have a bunch of questions which are basically related to "how does it work" and please pardon me if my questions are silly or naive! 1. If I had a loca
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I would like to have some sort of paid version. Maybe an API, or something, to help pay for ongoing server costs and maybe some pizza money too. Any ideas on what would be worthwhile for “premium” access?
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Plain Old Recipe: takes online recipes and removes the cruft. https://www.plainoldrecipe.com https://github.com/poundifdef/plainoldrecipe Things I want to do: 1. Improved print-friendly format 2. Ability to
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SmoothMQ: a drop-in replacement for SQS. https://github.com/poundifdef/smoothmq I am looking to build 4 main things: 1. Better compatibility with SQS' different endpoints 2. Sharding: I want users to be able to ad
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I run https://www.plainoldrecipe.com Had no idea about some of these other formats!
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Question: if one were to reimagine an email client for today, what would it look like? For me: - I don't want to pay a monthly subscription (but I will pay for software) - Semantic search ("What's the confirmation number for
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Curious: what do you find better about apple mail? (I'm also an apple mail user and used to use thunderbird.)
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I think about this a lot! How did you overcome the compulsion? I quickly revert when I try to ween off any tech. What do you do instead?
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Neat! The neighborhood on this post doesn’t match the map though https://www.walkablework.com/map?company=hatchet&title=found...
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An email client that just “does the right thing” in terms of showing new emails I care about. I don’t want to configure filters or adopt inbox zero. I want the computer to look at decades of email activity and just figure it out. Second, wo
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https://www.shadcn-svelte.com/
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Nice! Adjacent question: lately I’ve been seeing people implement NFS base filesystems since that is a more widely supported protocol. I think rclone does this for Mac. Is there a guide, or even a comparison, for this approach?
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I built a service that lets you bolt an oauth/oidc provider onto your app with a single callback. https://github.com/poundifdef/connectivly It lets you use whatever you’re already doing for auth, and lets you beco
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Because at the early stages it’s really important to talk to customers. This also helps find users for whom this is a huge pain point - metrics costs are so high that they’d love to talk to someone and complain about the problem.
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I actually really prefer the videos of real people doing the thing! I've literally never seen a video of how to floss - even at the dentist they show you how on a little model. Thanks for sharing these!
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I'm looking for a plain-text solution that also knows about inventory (counts, FIFO, dollar cost averaging) along with invoices/POs (AP/AR.) Also, I wish they would use words like "debit" and "credit" inst
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themusiciansnotebook.com I’d paused it for the past couple of years but am bringing it back! Just scratching my own itch.
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Fascinating! I myself am partial to the Muji lay flat notebooks. Question: how can I find a printer to make my own? I run a small business making staff paper notebooks. I want to make lay flat, thread + tape bound ones. How can I find a pri
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Stripe used to have really simple docs: paste in some js, paste in some example code on the backend, and you’re good to go. Now it’s really really confusing. Payment intents are confusing. Figuring out which part of the docs I need is confu
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This is awesome! May I add a feature request? Can we record audio and video separately from the screen recording? Trying to click and narrate is really hard for me and causes me to do many takes to get the video right. I’d love the ability
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Fascinating! How does one learn to write C code that will make use of specific asm instructions? SIMDjson is another example that comes to mind. The conceit of C is that you do t have control over the underlying machine instructions without
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Fair enough. I do implement long polling!
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Not today. It's a work in progress! There are several iterations that I'm working on: 1. Primary with secondaries as replicas (replication for availability) 2. Sharding across multiple nodes (sharding for horizontal scaling) 3. Sh
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It does not implement immediate notification of new submissions because the SQS protocol doesn't have a "push" mechanism, only pull. The software, however, could support this for a different queue protocol. This is because SQ
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I am building an SQS compatible queue for exactly that reason. Use with any language or framework. https://github.com/poundifdef/smoothmq It is based on SQLite, but it’s written in a modular way. It would be easy to ad
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I did not know this. Thanks!
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