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Not Your Parents' Housing Market
(bloomberg.com)
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I heard about it for the first time, an embedable graph database Kuzu and even better the WASM mix and LLM.
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A single-engine plane crashes near a Pennsylvania airport, injuring 5 passengers
(npr.org)
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The world beneath the shadows of YouTube's algorithm
(bbc.com)
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I am sure it is hard to be in that situation but remember everything is temporary, soon good things will happen. I am not the fittest person, but exercising changed my life for good. It does something to your head and it takes away the nega
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Perfectly said. I wish I could send it to my friend who is all consumed by the Faux and believe some billionaire is watching his back and about to send him some checks.
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I was always very passionate about programming and startups or small team/co, but I never even got to the first round because of my undergraduate degree. I think I would have tried hard given an opportunity and worked with lot of disci
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Thanks for sharing, even though I don't use Algolia or Elastic but I love the idea of tracking Postgres Triggers and sending it to the queue and sending wherever you need it. Brilliant !!
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Treasury ends enforcement of database meant to stop shell company formation
(abcnews.go.com)
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Verizon could lose FAA contract to Elon Musk's Starlink – report
(seekingalpha.com)
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thanks for sharing, there is always something to learn
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Nice name , looks great and very useful !! How you built a single binary of Go and Vue is very neat, I never thought about doing something like this.
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Good idea to start with k3d https://k3d.io/stable/
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LangChain for Go, the easiest way to write LLM-based programs in Go
(github.com)
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Ever since I saw Cloudflare D1, I have been obsessed by distributed SQLite. Primary reason is the cost of managing and owning it is relatively low, but then it was still not easy managing Rqlite. I wanted managed and I recently found Turso
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I have been using Umami and I can't thank the people behind this project enough. It just works !! Not just it works well, they pull no tricks when it comes to self deployment and running it on your own. Many open source has a "run
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I assumed almost everyone (product, enterprise) uses ngork to expose development/localhost server to get HTTP2 now a days, but it's good to realize Caddy can do the job well.
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Google Cloud Document AI is amazing, I love it https://cloud.google.com/document-ai?hl=en It can correctly read many other languages than English if that is something you need. Previously I tried others and there were many
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This is so cool idea. This is a very good example and probably give rise to many more ideas to build on the platform. I will have more feedback in the time to come if you can start a thread for that. Onward !!
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I asked "What is Atproto that bluesky uses" and it does a Technical Architecture illustration and it is wonderful. I think that is probably your new value and might be a good idea to highlight it somewhere at the top rather than s
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Too much marketing fluff on the website. How about showing simple example as how is it easier or useful to deploy some service to fly.io , AWS or GCP or maybe a Postgres deployment to Digital Ocean, Render or whatever. I want to use it but
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You can just hack on ATProto
(vickiboykis.com)
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I never knew of such outcome. Probably that is why it is advised to not agree to anything immediately after an accident.
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> From Wikipedia: Palestine,[i] officially the State of Palestine,[ii][e] is a country in the Southern Levant region of West Asia recognized by 146 out of 193 UN member states. Is that takeover legally possible ? https://en.wi
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Musk-led group makes $97.4B bid for control of OpenAI, WSJ reports
(reuters.com)
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DOGE-Backed Halt at CFPB Comes Amid Musk's Plans for 'X' Digital Wallet
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Righteously, the German government has the right to enforce the law and Elon will certainly now not like this government even more. That gives him more reasons to team up with the right wing to have his way in the world's third largest
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At OpenAI we have seen some employees expressed their concern publicy about the moral grounds on which company was acting. We never heard about it from anyone at Meta but there were some jokes ofcourse. I guess everything is fair in AI and
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Bioaccumulation of microplastics in decedent human brains
(nature.com)
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I just admire how some people can build simple things. I see so many from simple games to visualizations to many other kinds on HN here. Hopefully someday I will be able to think of something simple and showcase here.
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