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ushakov
3y ago
The picture feature would be amazing for tutorials. I can already imagine sending a photo of a synthesiser and asking ChatGPT to "turn the knobs" to make AI-generated presets
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3y ago
Remember we’re using Node. I don’t think TypeScript compiler supports importing ESM into CommonJS files. Basically we will have to move the library to ESM and then use a bundler like esbuild to compile it to CJS as well for compatibility. I
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The problem is that you can import commonjs modules in ESM but not the other way around. For stepci ( https://stepci.com ) we have chosen to not support ESM for this very reason. We want that the library “just works” for all our u
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The Dark Side of Open Source
(redd.one)
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3y ago
"Make something that saves businesses time and money"
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ushakov
3y ago
Seems like a similar concept to V8 isolates used in Cloudflare Workers and Deno
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Game of Thrones Creator George R.R. Martin Joins Lawsuit Against OpenAI
(decrypt.co)
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GNU 40th Anniversary
(gnu.org)
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3y ago
How is it different from LangChain?
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3y ago
Isn’t Mastodon written in Ruby?
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Professor Sir Ian Wilmut: Dolly the sheep creator dies aged 79
(heraldscotland.com)
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3y ago
We’re using conditional types for type inference in garph ( https://garph.dev )
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NHS Cloud Exit Strategy
(digital.nhs.uk)
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ushakov
3y ago
The catch is that Node APIs are supported by Node, Deno and Bun. But not vice-versa, which makes them vendor-specific
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3y ago
I have a similar opinion. Bun might "support" all the possible Node APIs, but they don't say anything about stability and correctness of the underlying implementation. So you might think it's time to switch until a libra
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ushakov
3y ago
Things that people often seem to forget about when talking about Bun: * Written Zig, an unstable programming language * Segfaults and crashes are common * Doesn’t work on windows (edit: fixed in v1) * The web-server is based on uW
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I don't want updates on repositories I starred
(github.com)
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3y ago
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ushakov
3y ago
Hoppscotch is not a Postman fork as far as I know. You can do request chaining with Step CI ( https://stepci.com ) and Hurl ( https://hurl.dev )
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ushakov
3y ago
You can also use your OpenAPI spec to generate tests for the API eg. with Step CI ( https://stepci.com ): https://docs.stepci.com/import/openapi.html
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Rome Has Fallen
(bytes.dev)
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3y ago
Other interesting projects in the space: - nlprule: https://github.com/bminixhofer/nlprule - prosemd: https://github.com/kitten/prosemd-lsp - cargo spellcheck: https://github.com/d
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ushakov
3y ago
Modern ORMs like Drizzle and Prisma can probably generate more safe and efficient SQL queries than you could write by hand in a fourth of the time and effort
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ushakov
3y ago
Sounds similar to WolframAlpha?
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3y ago
What was left there to be acquired?
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X plans to collect biometric data, job and school history
(bloomberg.com)
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3y ago
What’s the difference between GraphQL Mesh? Is this thing any relevant if I’m using React Server Components to fetch the data from the db directly?
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3y ago
It depends. I'd rather go with a venture-baked open-source solution rather than something made by one person in his free time
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3y ago
Last week, I talked to a VC, who's invested in a pretty popular open-source startup. They have huge issues converting oss users > paying businesses
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3y ago
Elephant in the room: People looking for open-source solutions are not looking to spend money, it's usually the opposite. If you want to build a business around open-source you should keep in mind, that your users are not your custom
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ushakov
3y ago
Love the website design, but don't quite understand what it is and what problem you're trying to solve?
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