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by qudat 3y ago
I think that’s a solvable problem. The actual physical limitation is sound: who wants a helicopter taking off right next to them in the evening? Just imagine the noise pollution.
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by qudat 3y ago
Hmm. I'm not sure if this is just a difference between private practice and hospitals, but there is a ton of questions that can and should be serviced by non-physicians (e.g. RNAs, nurse practitioners, physician assistants). Their rol
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by qudat 3y ago
> I wonder if charging for these messages will make doctors more likely to respond. Physicians won't see a dime of that money unless it's through RVUs and even then it's marginal at best. The real money is in procedures.
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by qudat 3y ago
My wife works at an academic hospital and bills for messages sent through the portal. If it hasn't arrived yet, it will. Patient care specialists (nurses, physicians, etc.) are spending a ton of time everyday responding to patient &q
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by qudat 3y ago
Over at pico.sh we are experimenting with an entirely new type of private link by leveraging ssh local forward tunnels: https://pgs.sh/ We are just getting started but so far we are loving the ergonomics.
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by qudat 3y ago
Ah! A real criticism of FE development, I agree with your problem statement. When you jump into the world of single-page applications, things get complex pretty quickly, because the use case for needing an SPA pushes the web app into a ful
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by qudat 3y ago
Thanks! Hah, we will keep that in mind when we expand
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by qudat 3y ago
It seems the big selling point is building websites without JS. To each their own but typescript is one of the best programming languages I’ve used. I do enjoy python a lot but whenever I use it I feel like I’m going a decade into the past,
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by qudat 3y ago
Hi! Charles has a great article about why it's better to use generators over async/await: https://frontside.com/blog/2023-12-11-await-event-horizon/ There are real benefits to using generators over asyn
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by qudat 3y ago
Hey all! I wanted to show-off something I've been working on for the better part of a year. At Aptible, we have been using starfx in production for a few months now with great success. Some resources to learn more: - Michigan TypeScri
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Show HN: Starfx – A modern approach to side-effect and state management in UI(starfx.bower.sh)
12 points by qudat 3y ago|5 comments
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by qudat 3y ago
Come over to https://pgs.sh for something different
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by qudat 3y ago
> - The UI for creating an account was slighly non-intuitive: I didn't realize that i could just start typing my username since there wasn't a cursor and there was a default name. It also didn't work very well in the vscod
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by qudat 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We deployed a change to support avif: https://github.com/picosh/pico/commit/570514201d926a664c88cb...
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by qudat 3y ago
We are on oracle, so we get 10TB / mo included. If we hit that point collectively then we will start charging.
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by qudat 3y ago
Site analytics is on the very short list! Thanks for reaching out!
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by qudat 3y ago
Hi! It's hosted on oracle in a VM for now. When we scale this out we will provide multi-regions and a "real" CDN.
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by qudat 3y ago
Hey everyone! We are excited to announce that pgs.sh is now generally available and happy to answer any questions about the tech involved.
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Show HN: Pgs.sh – A zero-install static site hosting service for hackers(pgs.sh)
168 points by qudat 3y ago|48 comments
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by qudat 3y ago
> reinventing the wheel out of ego Not ego, it’s all about control. When libraries map to business requirements, great! But what happens when they don’t? Now there’s an external team you have to beg to consider your use case or go rogue
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by qudat 3y ago
Nostalgia trip, nice!
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by qudat 3y ago
https://prose.sh was inspired by obsidian. It’s not a note taking app, but ensuring the user’s markdown is local first was a big motivating factor. So many blog platforms have to build export functionality and it felt totally un
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by qudat 3y ago
Not to mention all the metadata buried inside their internal api
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by qudat 3y ago
I totally agree. The fact that it's not possible to determine the location of a method being called inside a file until it is run perfectly illustrates the problem with a hyper-dynamic language like ruby. It's a dream for people
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by qudat 3y ago
Oh I really like that idea! Over at pico.sh we are trying to make it dead simple to host N static sites using common tools: rsync, scp, and sftp. https://pgs.sh It really should be as simple as you are describing!
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by qudat 3y ago
I guess that makes sense, I'm rarely in a situation where I need someone to work on my computer.
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by qudat 3y ago
“All the features of vs code but ‘fast’” even though as you’ll read in this thread, people are highly questioning that assertion.
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by qudat 3y ago
What are you missing from neovim? There are plenty of out of the box configs that do most of the work for the user in terms of configuration that begs the question: why demand vim in other code editors? https://neovimcraft.com&#x
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by qudat 3y ago
It boggles the mind. Good for the team building this, lots of respect entering this crowded and race to the bottom pricing product. But I don’t get how this differs from vs code or why someone would be excited about it. I get the feeling pe
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by qudat 3y ago
I think `view = fn(state)` is mostly right but how it is implemented is wrong. If we look at react, everything is nice and declarative until you register event handlers, at which point you enter imperative land to hand manipulate state. I

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