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by ushakov 4y ago
Great question, happy to answer! There are a couple of differences: Garph is easier to use than Pothos, Garph fully supports circular references (no workarounds!) and Garph solves type-safety for clients without the need for code-gen. We
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by ushakov 4y ago
As far as I understand Phero needs a build-step, where as tRPC does not This means you won't be getting the same real-time experience/feedback you get with tRPC, because you will still be waiting for Phero's compiler to compl
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by ushakov 4y ago
Yes! tRPC is a great choice if you want to call server functions from the client without overhead in a type-safe way. However, with React Server Components, I doubt you will need tRPC for this use-case anymore Our concept was: take the ama
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by ushakov 4y ago
If you want tRPC-like developer experience but prefer GraphQL, I can recommend Garph You get all the benefits of tRPC and all the benefits of GraphQL in one package. Garph can also be used to replace graphql-codegen in your stack with stati
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Pi Day(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Here the actual project, saved you a click: https://valent-in.github.io/pulseq/
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Elon Musk loses cool with ex-Twitter employee(nypost.com)
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BlockFi has $227M in Silicon Valley Bank(twitter.com)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Reminds me of NeuralPi, which uses ML models to emulate real AMPs https://github.com/GuitarML/NeuralPi
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The Mariko Aoki Phenomenon(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Does open access mean they will still be paying taxpayers money for the privilege of being published in these journals?
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Twitter Is Having Issues(twitter.com)
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Show HN: Garph, a tRPC-like library for GraphQL(github.com)
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by ushakov 4y ago
https://posthog.com/handbook
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by ushakov 4y ago
Why didn't you name it Trebllo instead? It's not registered! Also, thanks for the explanation, I've been in a similar boat myself
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by ushakov 4y ago
Like it's not Treble and not even Trebble, it's Treb l l e
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by ushakov 4y ago
Just like the regular layoff emails
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by ushakov 4y ago
Off topic, but Treblle is a weird name for a company. It just feels off
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Hackers are reportedly getting laid off by organized crime groups(businessinsider.com)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Their website and branding looks so different, I had to double check that it's the Proton I was thinking about
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These are the new Sonos Era speakers(theverge.com)
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by ushakov 4y ago
The original seal said "United Meritocracy of GitHub", until they removed it after a backlash https://readwrite.com/github-meritocracy-rug/#awesm=~otS2Mwn...
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by ushakov 4y ago
There is no reason to have this. Imagine how many lives they could've improved if they just donated a chunk of the money that allowed them to have offices like this to charity
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by ushakov 4y ago
They even had a full-scale replica of the Oval Office there https://twitter.com/harrymccracken/status/710956599477534720...
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by ushakov 4y ago
It's a great idea, but I'm really concerned about the use of OpenAI in this Have you tried implementing the same functionality using open-source models?
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Nearly 30 percent of professionals say they have used ChatGPT at work(thehill.com)
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How many GPUs does it take to run ChatGPT? And how expensive is it for OpenAI?(twitter.com)
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Is this Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered Bing?(theverge.com)
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Microsoft’s GPT-Powered Bing Leak(youtube.com)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Any chance you will open-source this?

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