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by qudat 1y ago
> Search engines are getting squeezed out by AI for me. I use Kagi Assistant which uses LLMs from AI companies mixed with their own indexes. It works great and is included with Kagi.
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by qudat 1y ago
Hands down one of the best games I have ever played was Subnautica and I highly recommend it without knowing your preferences. It’s a deep sea exploration / builder with a story that gets crazier and crazier. It’s also very approachabl
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by qudat 1y ago
We host a static site service where users can manage their sites via ssh ( https://pgs.sh ). Previously we used minio for object storage but have become frustrated by its perf issues on smaller VMs, don't need the distribute
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by qudat 1y ago
This is pretty neat, code looks minimal as well. At pico.sh we wrote our own pubsub impl in Go that leveraged channels. We primarily built it to use with https://pipe.pico.sh https://github.com/picosh/pubs
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by qudat 1y ago
> Domain names are tiny little rows in a database What about the infrastructure to maintain it? What about the dns traffic volume? This feels very reductionist and probably more expensive then led to believe
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by qudat 1y ago
I joked with people in IRC that it took LLMs to bring answer engines into the terminal
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by qudat 1y ago
Why would someone use this over aider?
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by qudat 1y ago
So the primary benefit over any other AI agent IDEs is it has access to a browser? Ya I really am not the target demographic for this since I don't use AI agents in my IDE anyway. It does seem to perfectly fit fly.io in the sense that
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by qudat 1y ago
Technically this is really. Practically I don’t understand the point. Who is the target demographic? People that don’t have a local dev environment?
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by qudat 1y ago
FOSS OS dev is slow but is built on cross collaboration so the foundation is strong. Corporate OS has the means to tune to end user usage and can move very fast when business interests align with user experience. When you are a DE that’s em
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by qudat 1y ago
> I don't think sync engines are "the future" although they have their uses I think the same argument applies to RSC. For many use cases, it doesn't make sense. Many organizations and projects do not need SEO or ser
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by qudat 1y ago
Very cool! This is similar to a service we manage at https://tuns.sh that runs entirely as an SSH server. We love to see new ideas in this space since we think tunnels are great for prototyping and app development.
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by qudat 1y ago
Me and a buddy built https://pico.sh to make it easy for developers to prototype and share their projects. In particular we have a static hosting service ( https://pgs.sh ) and a tunnel service ( https://tuns
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by qudat 1y ago
You are incredibly naive if you don’t see full, unrestricted access to YT as an advantage.
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by qudat 1y ago
While reading this article, I kept asking myself the question: "Why can't LLM ask us follow up questions?"
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by qudat 1y ago
Resource management, especially when lexical scoping is a feature, is why some of us have been working on bringing structured concurrency to JS: https://bower.sh/why-structured-concurrency Library that leverages structured
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by qudat 1y ago
Man people are using LLMs much differently from myself. I use it as an answer engine and that’s about where I stop using it. It’s a great tool for research and quick answers but I haven’t found it great for much else.
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by qudat 1y ago
> They usually do not care about the implementation. [citation needed] > Code generated by LLM is not that different than pulling in a random npm package or rust crate It's not random, there's an algorithm for picking "
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by qudat 1y ago
State synchronization is a bit of a hot topic for front end development since most of the “middle end” deals squarely with solving that problem. I also agree that the way many APIs are built are pushing complexity to the FE: https:/&#
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by qudat 1y ago
Tailwind is probably the most popular css system used in react and it’s just css and classes.
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by qudat 1y ago
This seems similar to https://github.com/pmndrs/valtio but built directly into the view library, neat!
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by qudat 1y ago
> APIs for UI tend to diverge from APIs in general in practice. I'm arguing to just use a single API, not creating one for UI, at least when you want things to be simple for multiple clients.
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by qudat 1y ago
Hmm, JS is "different" because it has completely unique challenges that no other programming language has to deal with: https://bower.sh/my-love-letter-to-front-end-web-development
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by qudat 1y ago
If you employ a "preload then rehydrate" data sync paradigm then you should never see a blank page -- except on initial JS load. This is just an improper data sync strat and has nothing to do with SPA. I built a lib specifically
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by qudat 1y ago
It’s funny how some claim it’s intuitive while others complain about its magical nature.
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by qudat 1y ago
Having a server provide an island or rendering framework for your site can be more complex than an SPA with static assets and nginx. You still have to deal with all the tooling you are talking about, right? You’ve just moved the goalpost to
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by qudat 1y ago
I love matoaroa.blog! When I was experimenting with SSH apps I decided to create a blog platform inspired by it: https://prose.sh Thanks for the inspiration!
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by qudat 1y ago
I agree but I could also imagine a world where a minimally viable blog is just an RSS feed.
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by qudat 1y ago
I thought that as well but maybe this is more for indexing search engines? In which case you want more realtime updates?
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by qudat 1y ago
You also get Kagi assistant which is nice

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