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Show HN: Grapher – Visual editor for compound graph datasets(codeberg.org)
12 points by nileshtrivedi 4y ago|1 comments
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
There's also the possibility that cheapboozeforstudents and statestudentaid.gov are colluding - either directly or because of corrupt employees - against the ID holder. We have seen examples where banks issued loans in user's name
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
Marketplaces are only for distribution. It absolutely does not require separate codebases or builds, the same way a .exe installer can be made available on 100s of websites.
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
I loved using Svelte for these two open-source projects but haven't yet an opportunity to use it at work: - An SVG-based graph dataset editor: https://codeberg.org/nilesh/grapher - A curated collection of educatio
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
I'm not qualified enough to answer your question. What I understand is that PGA is not the only game in town. This framework lets one handle algebra with any number of positive, negative and zero dimensions. You might find Professor La
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
With the right algebra (PGA2D which adds an additional dimension whose unit vector squares to 0), rigid body physics simulation with collision detection/response can be implemented in < 50 lines of Javascript: https://biv
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
A couple of my tools that don't require signup: - Grapher (a visual editor for graph datasets with features like nested nodes, custom attributes on nodes and edges, and export in Cytoscape JSON or SVG format. Accessible at: https:&#x2
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
And the integration was built-in secret (no commits on Github for over a year) to maximize the profit from pre-mining.
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
This looks potentially useful. Is there a demo somewhere? And an example where the node graph created by users can be saved and served again?
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
Are you planning to offer authoring of such flow diagrams as a capability? Users should be able to nost just reposition nodes, but add/modify/remove nodes and edges both and edit their metadata. This would be super-useful because
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
Since smartphoners have taken over, we are seeing most businesses insisting on users' owning and sharing their phone numbers. WiFi-only devices like iPod Touch could have played an important role in resisting this trend - especially wi
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
ActivityPub is a generalization of Email. Email gives you a cloud-hosted inbox that others can put stuff in. ActivityPub gives you both an online inbox AND a "outbox" that YOU can put stuff in that others can check out. Check out
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by nileshtrivedi 4y ago
JSON5 might be a good candidate for these attributes.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Wealth inequality leads to inequality of dignity as it's directly tied to power balance among those unequal individuals.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
> Unlike say house. Which might retain the same value to me even if its market dollar value doubled overnight. I think this needs to be thought carefully. A house, because it's saleable, represents an opportunity cost. If the market
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
MobileCoin whitepaper didn't make any claims about untraceability, AFAIK.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
The followup question is: how do we prevent the powerful members of the society from abusing the anonymity (fake news, fake support, corruption, other kinds of sybil attacks) that is intended for the weakest ones?
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
> some other way to tell the server that Device A and Device B are the same person Browsers already have both user identity across multiple devices and ability to sync data. It just needs to be extended to cookies and localstorage.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Fantastic! I'll have a deeper look and see if there's any opportunities for integrating this into https://learnawesome.org (which is also open-source). One of the most frustating thing about the current generation of n
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
I am building https://learnawesome.org It's an attempt to organize world's knowledge. Right now, it looks like GoodReads-like social network for learning resources organized by topics, formats, difficulty levels etc. B
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
This feels like spam. Currently, the same link is submitted 3 times on the Show HN page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30208558 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30218660 https://news.y
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Show HN: DevToolbox – Development utilities as a cross-platform desktop app(github.com)
2 points by nileshtrivedi 5y ago|0 comments
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Try Insomnia or Hoppskotch.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
I used Preact+HTM for the same reason. The latter uses tagged templates which are well supported in browsers now, instead of JSX which would have required a compiler of some kind. Do have a look at the frontend.js mentioned in the article.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
I am using Gitbook. They seemed to have changed things in a big way and a number of issues seem to have cropped up. Unlikely I can fix these myself.
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Open-source apps meant for personal self-hosting as the article mentions? - Scaling is not a worry. - Simplicity is essential because developers are volunteering their time. - Users also benefit because they only need to manage a database a
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
The first page gives users control on what code ends up being loaded with access to their data over API. First page coming from CDN, would not just be an issue for cross-origin resource sharing, also removes the ability to use SRI hash for
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Pretty cool! Was the function being named "index.html", made it available on /rpc instead of /rpc/index.html ?
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
The use case is what I mentioned in the article: Easier development and deployment of open-source, self-hosted apps. This paradigm makes things a lot easier both for the user and the volunteer developers. It simplifies the 3-tier architectu
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by nileshtrivedi 5y ago
Absolutely. Also, somehow, the ability to write postgresql triggers and functions in standard languages (Python, Javascript) seems to be vastly underutilized. The times are changing though. If there's anybody here from Supabase team, w

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