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osener
3y ago
On a related note, is there a Cursor.sh equivalent for Emacs?
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One man saved a generation of premature babies (2016)
(bbc.com)
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3y ago
Looks like it is full of VC funded “open” SaaS/tools that are often very hard to self host and the company doesn’t respond to contributions. Such lists should focus on projects with more open governance and that have open source in the
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3y ago
This somehow seems to have become an inevitable reality of mobile phones. I had to upgrade from my iPhone 7 because it had essentially become a “single-process OS” where even switching to Google Translate to help me compose a message would
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3y ago
Roc looks great, props to everyone involved in designing this language! Is there an (C) FFI planned?
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3y ago
This is great news. I am a long time Inkscape user, but every time I open it for quick edits on macOS I am overwhelmed by performance issues and crashes. I resort to using Figma nowadays but it doesn’t work exactly like a vector graphics e
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3y ago
Interesting project, thanks for submitting it! Obviously not commenting on this project as I’ve yet to read up on it, but what are your proven to be useful building blocks for LLM apps? This space is super new and everyone is experimenting,
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Thomas Midgley Jr., the most environmentally disastrous person of all time
(popsci.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
This reminds me of the recent DHH TypeScript kerfuffle. Imagine doing a port like this without static types. Every change you make you have to build, launch, look for a crash. Times like this you are so happy you built things in a more refa
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3y ago
Do you have any specific references or instances that indicate fly.io as being unreliable?
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Doas – dedicated OpenBSD application subexecutor
(flak.tedunangst.com)
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3y ago
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WASM-4 – Build retro games using WebAssembly for a fantasy console
(wasm4.org)
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3y ago
Clearly the right approach is to embed a native plugin into webpages so that an actually responsible company can be put in charge of building high performance and secure runtime for this. Let's call it FutureSplash.
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3y ago
You’re right, that is a curious design choice. For what it’s worth, I always thought this syntax for await felt more natural: let await user = getUser() But now we have it both ways for different use cases and it’s weird.
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3y ago
I really like Pandoc codebase [0]. It is a document converter written in Haskell. Reading it’s source code a decade ago was a turning point for me. Prior to that, I always felt an insurmountable gap between my toy codebases and real project
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3y ago
Is there any widely used and public web or mobile app with its entire UI built with LiveView?
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Super Colliding Nix Stores: Nix Flakes for Millions of Developers
(blog.replit.com)
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3y ago
I thought Warp was built with GPUI from https://zed.dev/ , which is built using Metal (thus macOS only). edit: found the reference at https://twitter.com/nathansobo/status/1619398212712022017
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3y ago
This is the first GUI app I've seen built with WebGPU. This is pretty interesting, could this be the future of cross platform GUI frameworks?
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First Republic Bank Is Seized by Regulators and Sold to JPMorgan Chase
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
Which app is best for this single player variety of chess? Focusing on bite sized puzzles etc.
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3y ago
Disgraceful?! I'd much rather OSS authors have an additional SaaS offering to support their work and work on it full-time rather than get them to work nights and weekends for free while AWS collects the checks for deploying their work.
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3y ago
What makes egui so fast? I thought immediate mode GUIs have a convenient API at the expense of unnecessary redraws and lower performance. Would it be faster than iced or Slint at rendering scrollable list with thousands of rows with images
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Çifteli: This microtonal instrument changed the way I think about music
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
I always save as normal and put the output through https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/
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Codeium Chat – Free ChatGPT for Your IDE
(codeium.com)
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Replit Deployments – the fastest way from idea → production
(blog.replit.com)
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Stable Diffusion XL
(stability.ai)
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3y ago
Kitty does everything I want out of a terminal multiplexer out of the box already. Sure, there are other features that might be gained by using tmux inside a terminal that has extra support for it, but as a maintainer he makes the call if i
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4y ago
I have fond memories of Conkeror, a standalone browser built with XUL and the Firefox rendering engine. For a relatively brief moment in time, it was ahead of the competition. The absence of Firefox's baggage allowed it to launch quick
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