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oulipo
2y ago
Very cool!
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oulipo
2y ago
Interesting. What would be the advantages of Restate compared to Inngest or Dbos?
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oulipo
2y ago
It's very nice :)
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oulipo
2y ago
Shameful
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oulipo
2y ago
Thanks :)
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oulipo
2y ago
Perhaps, but then what? Why not just say "we should educate everybody about this problem"? Why does it add something to point out that men are more victims?
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oulipo
2y ago
I made a small ViolentMonkey script to stop autoplay on Youtube, which is really annoying // ==UserScript== // @name YouTube video page AutoPause // @namespace https://greasyfor
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oulipo
2y ago
I've tried highlight.io (I'm not affiliated) which I found quite nice, there is an open-source version, although I tried to spin it and it was complex to get it working, but I'm using their cloud version for now
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oulipo
2y ago
Shameful...
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oulipo
2y ago
I think in Paris the issue is that because of rules protecting the aesthetics of buildings, you probably wouldn't be allowed to install those...
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oulipo
2y ago
The best ones are in the NYtimes long form articles, it would be cool for them to open-source their framework
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oulipo
2y ago
Most real-world hash table implementations are not "theoretical" but depends on "real" parameters like L2 cache, assembly instruction sizes, etc
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Show HN: Small back end server to render PNG from VueJS widgets
(github.com)
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oulipo
2y ago
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oulipo
2y ago
Here's a screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/MmViG7G
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oulipo
2y ago
Just did a slightly more elaborate version (mostly colors) run it with `uv run --script script.py` #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script # /// script # requires-python = ">=3.13" # de
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oulipo
2y ago
Firebase provides the auth, and the fact that it's easy to take a look at the database, but indeed I'd rather use Postgres
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Small icon designer made with v0.dev
(v0-app-icon-designer-dyocci.vercel.app)
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oulipo
2y ago
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oulipo
2y ago
Yes, I prefer to have no direct access to the database from the client, just go through my API, and my API handles ACLs and do the SQL calls
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oulipo
2y ago
Exactly. Unchecked AI is going to ruin our democracies, like they did with Trump election
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oulipo
2y ago
Is there an equivalent for MacOS ?
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oulipo
2y ago
No I meant, is it "just like Firebase (ACLs on the backend) but simpler"? I understand ACLs on the backend and API queries on the client, I just don't find it that practical to use
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oulipo
2y ago
So all the backend API is implemented using "ACL rules" in a list, and then directly on the client, like "client-side Firebase" right? I feel I prefer to have a locked-down database, and implement everything "backen
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oulipo
2y ago
Are you considering making your "Bicycle" extension open-source? I would only use it if I'm really sure there's nothing weird involved (giving access to all my website is too dangerous) BTW have you looked at TabFS ? Cou
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oulipo
2y ago
Shameful
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oulipo
2y ago
Would this allow to run a near-native speed VM with a decent-speed Docker server inside, and thus allow to have an Orb-like speed for docker containers?
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oulipo
2y ago
Nice but I feel there will be a lot of open-source "bring your own key" equivalents soon, since this is basically just putting Whisper in front of a MCP server
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oulipo
2y ago
The interface is really well thought-out, although it's a bit pricey
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oulipo
2y ago
Also, the literal advertisement tagline for Apple, one of the wealthiest company in the world, is about how their product "preserve privacy"... so I doubt that privacy is wealth-destroying
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oulipo
2y ago
I prefer to be a citizen in the EU than in the US... better laws, more holidays, better healthcare, better food, etc
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oulipo
2y ago
Protecting their citizens
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