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by novoreorx 1y ago
The charts looks beautiful, I wonder which library it uses.
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Took me sometime to understand why these items can be so expensive, The CS trading market makes NFTs look like child's play.
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Sorry if you feel my words mean. I'm not criticizing the joke, I just think it could make a better title, even for a joke, by adding quotes around "database" or calling it a "storage service," since it does allow da
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This kinda like a PoC for ZK Proof used in digital devices, however, I don't think a Raspberry Pi in a 3D printed case should be made a real product, it lacks actualy use cases. Honestly, I like this concept, but I think it should belo
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by novoreorx 1y ago
What a weird title, you can say it's ACID but it's not a database
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Business logics in PostgresSQL? Impressive, never think of using it this way but it looks actually pretty good! Last time I saw similar concept is at https://spacetimedb.com/ , maybe one day PostgresSQL can do the same, sin
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I use a speech-to-text tool every day for vibe coding. I have been using GPT-4o-transcribe for a while, and I feel that this could be a game-changer. I will start using it now to find out how it really performs compared to OpenAI's mod
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by novoreorx 1y ago
When I made the script httpstat [1] 9 years ago, I had this exact thought - if I want to show the statistics of a HTTP request, why not just use curl, why bother working out the figures myself? And since then, the more I use curl, the more
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I'm here to find this one, thank you!
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Just created a VSCode theme [1] that looks exactly like the result of "Let’s design a color theme together" in this article. Feel free to try it out! Remember to switch to "GitHub Dark ABS" after installation. [1]: http
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by novoreorx 1y ago
I strongly resonate with the author, as he's articulating thoughts I'm unable to express clearly. It reminds me of the first time I installed colorful themes like Solarized. I immediately felt lost, and most of the themes I used j
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by novoreorx 1y ago
To me, this kind of stuff is like bloated boilerplates such as "full-stack e-commerce SaaS NextJS boilerplate." I never use them because I want more control and fewer unpredictabilities. They seem to save you some time, but you wi
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Great product, make it a PWA please
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Zaparoo – Launch your digital collection through NFC cards(zaparoo.org)
4 points by novoreorx 1y ago|0 comments
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I deeply resonate with this kind of physically interactive digital medium, some that immediatly came to my mind: 1. DIY live photo with Instax and tape that can be played in Califone Cardmaster (I've seen this in a Chinese video, you c
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by novoreorx 1y ago
This reminds me of a similar project called HPI [1] that I discovered in 2022, the idea to aggregate one's digital footprints into one single private place really inspires me a lot. Timelinize is almost like a GUI version of HPI, a mor
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Using a VPN for regular users is like jumping from one fire pit to another. The real way to escape censorship and privacy leaks is to increase your cognition, avoid blindly following KOLs, think independently when choosing tools
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Why hasn't anyone mentioned the game they made? It looks fantastic. The concept of letting players try to crash a system to demonstrate its robustness is brilliant.
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it's called blog for a reason
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Given that ScreenMemory [1], an app that automatically records screenshots, has already saved my screen at intervals, it would be great for it to also have this AI summarizing ability. [1]: https://screenmemory.app/
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Surprisingly, Deno was chosen as the first JavaScript runtime due to its security features. I thought it was almost dead, as Bun is growing very quickly among developers.
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I don't understand why it's called a browser, isn't it a wrapper of the build system dev server?
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I'm curious about the necessity of introducing the 'backend' concept when making a game like this. Why bother wrapping a Go backend in WASM when you can implement it directly in JavaScript?
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I would love to see a Go fork that addresses some of the problems mentioned in this article. I will contribute a name for this project: "mygo"
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My understanding of ASCII was influenced by tools like ASCIIDraw and ASCIIFlow, which I used them like almost 10 years ago. Inside my mind there's a voice with the same opinion of yours, but I still quite used to call plain-text drawin
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Thank you, I'm glad you find it useful! The reason I didn't implement auto-parsing in the text editor is that I want it to avoid affecting the tree component on the left side. Sometimes, I like to write something before copying th
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by novoreorx 1y ago
Totally agree and I've already mentioned that in the post, the prompts are in CLAUDE.md and spec.md, actually, my purpose of providing the repo url is for anyone interested to check the prompt, not the source code. For your convenient,
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Thank you for bringing this issue to my attention. I forgot to publish it to GitHub Pages, which caused the reorx.github.io/asciitreeman link to be inactive (I've just fixed that). However, the main link for this news should be wo
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That's pretty neat! My motivation is to manipulate tree structures to provide them to LLM. Retree does the opposite, taking tree text as input to create a real file system hierarchy. Next time I want to create a new project based on th
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Show HN: ASCII Tree Editor(asciitree.reorx.com)
30 points by novoreorx 1y ago|15 comments

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