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Set It and Forget It: 5 Recurring Reports You Can Automate with AI(helpmaton.com)
1 points by pgte 8mo ago|0 comments
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Subscription-Based API Throttling Without Client API Keys(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 8mo ago|0 comments
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We Give AI Agents Long-Term Memory Without Blowing the Budget(metaduck.com)
2 points by pgte 8mo ago|0 comments
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by pgte 10mo ago
You are spot on about the market saturation and the "moat" being integrations rather than just the algorithm. It is a brutal space. I am actually building a new tool in this space (TimeClout.com) precisely because, despite those t
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Show HN: Open-source AI shift scheduler and workforce management platform(github.com)
1 points by pgte 10mo ago|0 comments
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by pgte 11mo ago
This is a huge pain point—validating this problem is definitely not the hard part! I’ve been tackling the exact same "Spreadsheet Tetris" nightmare with TimeClout ( https://timeclout.com ). We actually just open-source
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TimeClout: A New, Open-Source Tool to End Shift Scheduling Headaches(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 11mo ago|0 comments
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Designers Shouldn't Build Space Stations(metaduck.com)
2 points by pgte 1y ago|0 comments
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You're Wrong About Dates – and Your Code Is Lying to You(metaduck.com)
16 points by pgte 1y ago|21 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
Why your mental model of dates is broken, how programming languages gaslight us about time, and how Decipad’s interval-based approach fixes it.
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In a World of Hype, GraphQL's Fundamental Advantages over tRPC Still Hold True(metaduck.com)
10 points by pgte 1y ago|4 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
While tRPC offers great developer experience with end-to-end type safety, GraphQL's client-side query customization provides architectural flexibility that shouldn't be overlooked. A deep dive into why GraphQL's advantages re
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Building a Reactive Declarative Language: From Grammar to Incremental Compute(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 1y ago|1 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
How we designed and implemented a reactive, type-safe, spreadsheet-inspired language with real-time updates, dependency tracking, and incremental computation.
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Building Real-Time AI Streaming Services with AWS Lambda and Architect(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 1y ago|1 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
We built a production-ready streaming AI service using AWS Lambda, Architect, and Vercel’s AI SDK that provides real-time responses with tool execution capabilities, complete with local development environment and custom deployment workflow
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Deploying Pull Requests: A Complete AWS Stack for Every PR(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 1y ago|1 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
Learn how to automatically deploy every pull request to its own isolated AWS environment, complete with custom domains, SSL certificates, and full-stack infrastructure. This guide covers the architecture, CI/CD pipeline, and best pract
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Embedding an All-Seeing AI Agent(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 1y ago|1 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
Instead of building a complex API surface for your AI agent, make it interact with your app like a human user would. Use the Accessibility Object Model (AOM) to give your agent “eyes” to see the UI and “hands” to interact with it. This appr
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The Distributed Dream: Bringing Data Closer to Your Code(metaduck.com)
1 points by pgte 1y ago|1 comments
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by pgte 1y ago
Infrastructure, as we know, can be a challenging subject. We’ve seen a lot of movement towards serverless architectures, and for good reason. They promise to abstract away the operational burden, letting us focus more on the code that deliv
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by pgte 3y ago
Very good points. One thing that still makes us broad but narrows down is the fact that we are focusing on financial modelling and analysis. But yeah, as Nuno pointed out, it's a new product category and super broad in application, whi
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by pgte 3y ago
We are currently working on interactive embeddable documents, so expect some news on that front :)
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by pgte 3y ago
We love Observable, but Decipad is made for a different audience and use cases. We are focusing on numbers and collaboration, while Observable kind of focuses on the programmers and the DataViz community. The Decipad user shouldn't hav
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Show HN: A Notion-like platform for building interactive models(decipad.com)
88 points by pgte 3y ago|16 comments
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by pgte 9y ago
Hi Mark, Thanks for your interest! Off the CRDT libraries we analysed, Y.js was the one we picked up as it very modular, so that we could create our own connector and database layer. These are all open-source: https://github.com&
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by pgte 9y ago
Remote pinning would work as any other node that you give the permissions to read the feed. This node would follow the CRDT changes, persisting them locally. Each keystroke produces a change in the CRDT, which is then eventually propagated
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by pgte 9y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what browser and version did you use? It uses WebRTC for peer-to-peer communication, which is yet unsupported / untested in some browsers. To answer your question: The collaborative data is saved local
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How to build a reliable transaction experience for your customers(blog.yld.io)
2 points by pgte 10y ago|0 comments

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