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by stpn 3y ago
We run sqlite at https://tender.run , both in our backend (as a primary data store, backed by litefs) and on the client (as a index and cache). In general works really great, esp. in terms of speed. There are some limitations wor
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by stpn 3y ago
Hey, thanks! Let me know if you have any feedback Our backend is in go, so the passkey support is from this impl https://github.com/go-webauthn/webauthn
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How and why we built our expense tracker with CRDTs(tender.run)
10 points by stpn 3y ago|2 comments
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by stpn 3y ago
Oh yes, to be clear we’re not collecting any of that data ourselves, but it is in our stripe account. I suppose that data isn’t in _our system_ per se, but the arrangement is still relying on our privacy intentions over any systematic guara
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by stpn 3y ago
I really love this sentiment. Unfortunately, it also seems really hard to build many kinds of applications in a way that follows this line of thinking. I've been building a personal finance app with privacy in mind, but there are some
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by stpn 3y ago
Fwiw, I've been using hosted LiteFS Cloud[0] (written by the same person who wrote litestream) on fly.io. The pricing starts at $5/mo for the first 10GB (kind of steep) but it's been working out so far. (no affiliation to fly
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by stpn 3y ago
Hah - I too am a former personal capital (and mint) user. We've thought about if we want to tackle those features and become an all-encompassing personal finance, but it certainly is a wide feature set to cover for our team. Right now
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by stpn 3y ago
I've been running sqlite and litefs in production for my side project over the last year or so now. It really is quite nice how much database you get for the cost and maintenance overhead required when litefs is thrown in the mix.
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by stpn 3y ago
I've been working on a local-first personal finance/expense tracker called Tender: https://tender.run Tender runs as a PWA and uses the Automerge crdt and sqlite via wasm. The app more or less runs entirely in your bro
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Web App Integrity and Encryption in the Browser(tender.run)
3 points by stpn 3y ago|0 comments
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Suica Technology and Strategy for Future Development (2016) [pdf](jreast.co.jp)
29 points by stpn 3y ago|48 comments
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by stpn 3y ago
I am actually currently working on something like this - inbox zero style (don't have swipe gestures built yet) finances tool where you check/set the category. What's old is new I guess. Is basil still around? Would be intere
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by stpn 3y ago
I did consider those sorts of systems but decided against. One facet of that is that I’d like ro support e2e encryption, which feels harder to do in something electricsql and co (since the postgres sees fields for replication). e2e2 seems m
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by stpn 3y ago
Sorry, to be fully clear - i had an internship offer from apple that i declined, and i think i also declined to do the interview process at sonos before getting to the offer stage.
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by stpn 3y ago
The meat for the airplay side is here: https://github.com/stephen/nodetunes Please excuse the code quality... I think I was still learning how to write js at the time.
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by stpn 3y ago
I actually forgot that I did in fact write about this! https://medium.com/@stephencwan/hacking-airplay-into-sonos-9... A bit light on the technical details perhaps, but I recall getting stuck on getting the right airpl
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by stpn 3y ago
A long time ago sonos didn't support apple airplay. I did some protocol reversing and wrote a small program that pretended to be an airplay speaker to pipe audio to a sonos speaker (archive: https://github.com/stephen&#
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by stpn 3y ago
Woah, neat! It seems like we had pretty similar thinking for the kinds of workflows you'd want. It looks like you have an Venmo integration ("Sent to Venmo" in screenshots) which I haven't quite cracked yet - curious if
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by stpn 3y ago
Thanks for the report - I'll take a look at see what's going on. (There's some postMessage funny business there that tries to make the oauth experience nice that might be the culprit...)
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Show HN: I built an inbox-zero expense tracker with CRDTs and SQLite in browser(tender.run)
8 points by stpn 3y ago|8 comments
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Twitter handles available from /usr/share/dict/words(gist.github.com)
1 points by stpn 12y ago|0 comments
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by stpn 12y ago
You fairly trivially prove this with a network analyzer like Wireshark - just check to make sure mail requests are directly coming from and going to your mail server.