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by omneity 4y ago
Maybe try 20ish years? Those are the days of php-nuke and what you described was a common technique for building themes back then.
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by omneity 4y ago
Maybe someone with more specialized knowledge can shime in, but this looks awfully similar to me to a discretized SU(1) symmetry (maybe SU(2)? My intuition in Lie algebras is extremely rusty) If so, hexaflexagons (or general flexagons) coul
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by omneity 5y ago
This was an interesting perspective that is often overlooked in the P2E space. Focusing too much on the E and not enough on the P.
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by omneity 5y ago
Could PhantomOS’s architecture be a great match to XPoint (3d memory like Optane) or eventual memristor memory, potentially achieving instant booting times?
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by omneity 5y ago
I don’t usually watch videos on news articles, but I was surprised by how concise yet informative this one was. I learned everything I wanted to know about this story in 20 seconds. Impressive.
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by omneity 5y ago
Thank you! :)
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A tech executive privately funding hundreds of soldiers to fight for Ukraine(theverge.com)
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by omneity 5y ago
A similar story happened to me in the past with appointment slots at an embassy, and - shameless plug, I built a tool[0] to monitor websites on my behalf, and send custom alerts to Telegram, Discord, Slack, or archive data in Airtable, Shee
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by omneity 5y ago
It is a cheap shot because you have to explicitly go out of your way to enable it. There’s no conceivable way a Brave user sees ads without very explicitly digging through the settings and enabling them. Which leads me to wonder, have you y
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by omneity 5y ago
> I don’t, I’ve never used Brave. In this case your entire comment is pure FUD and a cheap shot at Brave. I’ve been using Brave for 2 years, never saw a single ad.
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by omneity 5y ago
I wouldn’t go very fancy unless I have specific requirements or challenges. Starting point: - Backend: Express + Sequelize + Postgres - Frontend: Svelte + TailwindCSS + Webpack Do I need to iterate very quickly on the database schema? Use a
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by omneity 5y ago
> better incremental analyses and tools to display and manipulate that text as more This is my exact impression of Dion after watching their demos. This link might give you a better idea: https://dion.systems/gallery.html
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by omneity 5y ago
> Are you working on Monitoro (great name and logo by the way) full time? Thank you and yes! 1. We allow cookies to pass through in Local mode, i.e. on your computer (we don't store them, literally we try to make Monitoro's lay
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by omneity 5y ago
I'm keeping track of the verified status in this public sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MrHkvsXJ80zWM5lT92pH... I did it in 3 min with Monitoro[0], a no-code tool I built to track website chang
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by omneity 5y ago
wow thank you for the context!
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by omneity 5y ago
Did you know windows has a shortcut for these? Win + . then select the second tab (first is for emojis). Seemingly called Kaomojis. My personal favorite (with a special background of its own, never thought of dropping it in HN some day): ಠ_
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by omneity 5y ago
Having spent many years automating enterprise web apps professionally and random websites for fun and profit, I came to realize a lot of automation is just about the data itself, or rather the movements of it (new service order etc) This re
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by omneity 5y ago
Hey Ives, I wrote to you some additional context yesterday after your message, but I’m not sure you got my email? FYI I couldn’t find a way to cancel and I’m still being billed (and my code is still public).
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by omneity 5y ago
I was a very early adopter of Codesandbox and a patron back when it was a tiny sideproject by Ives. Years ago, very happy at the time, I wrote a lot of code using Codesandbox, and expected it to remain private. At some point seemingly, Code
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by omneity 5y ago
Remember, Skynet is Genisys. Joke aside, I’m not sure whether the tradeoff between “automatically tune parameters” and “nightmare to debug” is worth it. On the other hand it seems patterns like this are already deployed in hardware so maybe
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by omneity 5y ago
Your answer is very condescending. I am referring to startup industry terms. Tech for most web related activities, engineering or Deep tech for the others mentioned in this thread. Excerpt from the wiki[0]: > Deep (or hard) tech is a cla
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by omneity 5y ago
Isn’t that just called engineering?
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by omneity 5y ago
Yes, don’t use GAS if you have the possibility to avoid it. Otherwise, do the heavy lifting somewhere else and use GAS as a very basic wrapper for your sheet. One pattern that worked well for us in the past is to use Firebase functions (or
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by omneity 5y ago
Which scheduling options did you find difficult on Sheets? AFAIK it’s a simple dropdown and you choose the frequency to run the script.
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by omneity 5y ago
App Scripts is great and together with Sheets it almost feel like a tiny functions + db serverless engine. Having used it significantly, I found two main qualms that prevented me from investing more in the platform: 1. It is just JS syntax
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by omneity 5y ago
Why not SQLite which is even more boring and comes with better guarantees?
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by omneity 5y ago
Once you get past the trivial examples (that every negative thread seems to be hung up on), the ideas introduced by Nazca seems very cool and novel. This is an approach to building a web UI with a single language and shared scope. I like t
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by omneity 5y ago
Hey Melony! We[0] do no-code website monitoring and extract data as well as directly integrate it with other no-code tools. Maybe that’s what you’re looking for? [0]: https://monitoro.co
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by omneity 5y ago
Relevant tangent, as Goggles initiates a great conversation and it's a great opportunity for us to expose our (related) vision to the HN community for the first time. I hope I'm not too OT and that you don't mind. -- At Monit
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by omneity 5y ago
Could you share some of your ideas?

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