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by novoreorx 10mo ago
Seems to be another great way to build local-first applications, which makes me think of CRDT, and come up with this silly question: what's the relationship between Durable Stream and CRDT, are they replacements for one another, or can
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by novoreorx 10mo ago
Considering the release of GPT-5.2, this article is worth discussing together, as it managed to achieve the same high score as GPT-5.2 using Gemini 3 Pro
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by novoreorx 10mo ago
A perfect simulation of a ring that would appear in a RPG, when the duration goes to 0, you permanently lose it.
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2025 Floss/Fund Disbursements(floss.fund)
1 points by novoreorx 10mo ago|0 comments
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
I do feel that GitHub's product development has been less exciting in recent years, but that's natural for any maturing platform. While I can't judge whether there are fewer talented people involved, I've noticed they ha
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
Seeing systems used in the most advanced areas of human civilization never fails to amaze me. They have been created half a century ago yet still functioning flawlessly in the autonomous, harsh environment of space. Meanwhile, I consider it
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
I really wish there were a de facto state-of-the-art coding agent that is LLM-agnostic, so that LLM providers wouldn't bother reinventing their own wheels like Codex and Gemini-CLI. They should be pluggable providers, not independent p
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
Cherry Studio is my daily go-to, I hope Onyx deskktop can be a great alternative for personal users who just want a dedicated app to access any LLMs with full power of MCP and various tools
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
It's never too late to refine a common idea and take it to the next level. Congrats!
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Show HN: How I think tabs should be managed in a terminal(v0.app)
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
Great article! I always feel that the choice of embedding model is quite important, but it's seldom mentioned. Most tutorials about RAG just tell you to use a common model like OpenAI's text embedding, making it seem as though it&
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
I'm not against AI-generated userscripts, but I wish to review and edit the scripts more easily. Currently, the extension hides the code too much and doesn't provide a decent editing experience.
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
By saying "under your control," I believe it means you are not locked in by cloud providers. Since it's easy to switch and back up between different blob storages, if one is down, your data remains accessible and manageable.
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
Best "fake it till you make it" story I've ever heard
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by novoreorx 11mo ago
Reminds of this one [1] that I read half a year ago, which I used to develop my first agent. But what fly wrotes is definitely easier to understand, how I wish it was written a year earlier. [1]: https://ampcode.com/how-to-b
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Probably because they have to deal with customer feedbacks and bugs on existing system. The stress would be huge, making a day like a week long, I guarantee
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by novoreorx 1y ago
This kinda resonates with me. I've been using Python for over a decade and the only async method I trusted was gevent, and since I moved to Go after 2016, I never want use Python async in production level project, even I came back to s
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by novoreorx 1y ago
No body mention that the footer of this website has many retro badge buttons? Let's take a minute to appreciate nostalgia of web 1.0.
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Very thoughtful and inspiring suggestion, I think we are on the same road, which really makes it much clear to me. Looking forward seeing the Pipelex solution for these kind of problems.
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I'm using the React Router v7 in framework mode, fetching data directly from the database in server-side components. So far, it works reasonably well as long as we avoid mixing server code with client components. However, although it o
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I noticed the author mentioned the stack they are currently using is NextJS + Hono, and according to the code in the blog, Hono is used as the API backend to provide data for NextJS through calls like `fetchUserInfo`. This is where I really
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Oops, didn't notice you already have a business model, surely making it a platform is better for long-term development. Wish it success!
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Recently I'm working on a project that let the users to analyze and rate the bid documents based on one tender document. The general logic is quite alike to the cv-job_offer example in Pipelex. The challenge I encountered is that both
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I love this concept! I have always believed that the old methodologies used in NLP and statistics can be better and faster than new LLM technologies like embeddings, depending on the scenario. Will the code be open-sourced someday? I'm
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Love the concept, I saw similar ideas in BAML [1], what do you think are the differences and advantages of Pipelex over it? [1]: https://github.com/boundaryml/baml
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Don't be a jerk, if you sign this, you should sign "Make iOS Open" first
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by novoreorx 1y ago
While I largely agree with the philosophy, the example provided is not very practical. The code snippet `getExpiredUsers(db.getUsers(), Date.now())` is unlikely to occur in real-life scenarios. No one would retrieve all users and then filte
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Thanks for this one, will try!
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Ask HN: Any easy-to-use table schema visualization tool for PostgreSQL?
2 points by novoreorx 1y ago|2 comments
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by novoreorx 1y ago
At first glance, it seems to be a satire of vibe coding, but after reading it a second time, I find that the author is more sarcastic towards those who think AI will replace programmers. Did I get it right?

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