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931.
by pier25 1y ago
A couple of open source projects in Open Collective. It changes over time but currently Vue and FastEndpoints (the C# http toolkit).
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by pier25 1y ago
So we're going back to Aqua from 20 years ago? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqua_(user_interface)
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by pier25 1y ago
Unfortunately there aren't that many competing services. AFAIK BunnyCDN is the only service that comes close but their cloud offerings are kinda new and they charge egress.
934.
by pier25 1y ago
Here's the actual tweet: https://xcancel.com/eastdakota/status/1924969551478804543
935.
by pier25 1y ago
Isn’t there something like Obsidian that uses GitHub instead?
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by pier25 1y ago
I'd agree with you if AI companies weren't relentlessly overhyping AI.
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by pier25 1y ago
That's not precisely a developer using the extension...
938.
by pier25 1y ago
Probably a copypasta mistake? Why would they spend money into this extension if 99% of developers can't use it?
939.
by pier25 1y ago
But it's only for Windows
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by pier25 1y ago
Oh woah this looks great. Quite amazing they put the effort into this for Postgres instead of SQL Server. The demand must be a lot higher.
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by pier25 1y ago
The best ear training is really solfege. It's been used for centuries. You basically learn to "sing" to create an internal "muscle memory" of the intervals, chords, etc much faster than the typical ear training app.
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by pier25 1y ago
Both my wife and I started experiencing tinnitus days after the first covid shots. I will never be able to prove the shots were the cause but there was really nothing else happening in our lives back then. In my case it was never severe but
943.
by pier25 1y ago
Apple never really wanted to support eGPU. That's why the marketplace never took off.
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by pier25 1y ago
how is this related to Ive being competent or not?
945.
by pier25 1y ago
Yes but the improvements are very gradual. It takes years for something to reach maturity. At least for the web stuff which is what I know of. Eg: Minimal APIs were released in 2021 but it won't be until .NET 10 that they will have val
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by pier25 1y ago
Yeah it's quite disheartening. I recently spent a couple of months studying C# and .NET and working on my first project with it. .NET, Blazor, etc are not known for a fast release schedule... but if things are going to become even slow
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by pier25 1y ago
And you seriously think Ive could be responsible for leading this effort?
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by pier25 1y ago
But even those best home run hitters reach a point where the hit rate drops way below average...
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by pier25 1y ago
Neuroscience is like a 150 years or so since the discovery of the neuron? It'll take some time but we'll get there. Just not as soon as the AI hype will make you believe.
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by pier25 1y ago
> They are gambling that Jony has another iPhone in him. I seriously doubt it. If anything because Apple let him go exactly when they were looking for a new hit product like the iPhone. But also because how he handled the Mac the years
951.
by pier25 1y ago
you wouldn't need a million years to learn to read sheet music and write midi
952.
by pier25 1y ago
Nobody fully understands how human intelligence works. It's implausible we'll be able to replicate it or even come up with something better in the short term.
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by pier25 1y ago
Express itself might be mature but it's a fraction of what you need to make a full application. The JS backend ecosystem is definitely not mature. Eg: ORMs are still being figured out. People are migrating en masse to Drizzle which has
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by pier25 1y ago
I'm not saying Deno should leave the ecosystem up to "a small group of hobbyists". What I'm arguing is that Deno investing in an official ecosystem would have been a better early investment than Node compat.
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Ask HN: What back end SSR stack do you recommend in 2025 and why?
2 points by pier25 1y ago|3 comments
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by pier25 1y ago
JSR is essentially NPM with a couple of extra improvements. And it's only a matter of time until Node has full TS support.
957.
by pier25 1y ago
Do you have a source for the $1500 number? Seems pretty high.
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by pier25 1y ago
> Why do you treat adding a feature (npm compatibility) like you’re losing something? Because they are losing something. All the time and money they are investing into node compat could have been used towards a Deno first party ecosyst
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by pier25 1y ago
> Does anyone know of a server-side typescript scripting engine that is not trying to be backwards compatible with node? Cloudflare Workers workerd comes to mind but it's fundamentally a different thing. https://github.
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by pier25 1y ago
what do they use to train these models? youtube videos?

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