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by yunyu 6y ago
It works for all tech stacks, as our integration process is client-side only! You don't need to change anything on the server to use Cohere.
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by yunyu 6y ago
Streaming over draw calls is a super unique take on this – I think this is what Mighty.app is trying to do as well. Browsing the web is the perfect use case for offloading client-side compute, and I'm excited to see this industry devel
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by yunyu 6y ago
Thanks, we're hoping to be the GoToMyPC/TeamViewer for web apps! A lot of the input handling code is derived from Caldera, but since we're embedded on other people's websites, we ended up going for a more conventional st
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Launch HN: Cohere (YC S20) – Real-time user support for web apps
193 points by yunyu 6y ago|57 comments
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by yunyu 6y ago
https://deepnote.com/ is doing exactly this!
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by yunyu 6y ago
There are several of these out there already (2 off the top of my head): https://getcommande.com/ https://clew.ai/
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by yunyu 6y ago
Great minds think alike! I had a feeling this was a relatively straightforward insight, and Purview looks like a pretty cool implementation. To answer your questions: 1. We have a mechanism to serialize the React state tree, as long as it c
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by yunyu 6y ago
Just trying to save the world from 1MB JS bundles ;)
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by yunyu 6y ago
We are able to catch errors in the React tree (which is per-client) and restrict the crash to the specific client instance. Unfortunately, we haven't gotten around to implementing it yet
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by yunyu 6y ago
Hey HN, this is a side project that we made after realizing that a solid chunk of the time and code spent doing full-stack development was spent writing and debugging RPC layers - REST, GraphQL, GRPC, you name it. The fact that the frontend
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Show HN: Caldera – Phoenix LiveView for Node and React(github.com)
101 points by yunyu 6y ago|21 comments
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by yunyu 6y ago
It's fine on MacOS (albeit a bit clunky), and sideloaded upgrades end up creating two copies of the extension so you'll have to ship your own autoupdater. On Windows, it's a no-go as Chrome will display a scary warning every
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by yunyu 7y ago
Chrome custom tabs have access to your passwords and autocomplete history, for what it's worth
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by yunyu 7y ago
Plenty of npm/pypi modules require building platform-specific native code (see node-gyp, wheel), and a lot of JS packages require transpilation. I don't find this argument particularly compelling.
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by yunyu 7y ago
When I interned at FB in 2018, there was no RN in the Messenger codebase. However, it did make extensive use of various FB UI abstractions like Yoga layout and ComponentKit.
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by yunyu 7y ago
Tesla is the only major autonomous vehicle manufacturer which does not use lidar for perception/localization. As such, they are substantially behind the rest of the AV industry when it comes to these areas.
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by yunyu 7y ago
There is no support for recursion and the usual workarounds don't apply, so the language is not Turing complete: https://github.com/dhall-lang/dhall-lang/wiki/Safety-guarant...
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by yunyu 7y ago
> Its geometries exist in 3D space, but are rendered as flat shapes.
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by yunyu 7y ago
If you look at the example video, the videos are encoded in relatively large blocks that are easily recoverable from compression.
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by yunyu 7y ago
Here is an implementation of arbitrary data storage using YouTube videos: https://github.com/dzhang314/YouTubeDrive
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by yunyu 7y ago
I'm currently writing a test app that exhibits the issue on Flutter master, will get it to you guys shortly. This is already stated in the GitHub thread, but stuttering on open/app switch tends to happen with anything more complic
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by yunyu 7y ago
iOS perf on Flutter has been broken for a while: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/813 https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/28113 I wish the team would prioritize
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by yunyu 8y ago
Not all CEOs are obscenely wealthy...
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by yunyu 8y ago
There is currently a proposal to bring syntax support for partial application to JS: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-partial-application/blob/ma...
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by yunyu 8y ago
They've attempted to do that before: https://www.theverge.com/2013/3/19/4124548/microsoft-paying-... All that lead to was a bunch of similar looking apps of questionable quality flooding the store.
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by yunyu 8y ago
I received much better financial aid offers from top schools than the local state university. While the ability to pay tuition definitely is a factor, keep in mind that many students do not pay even close to sticker price.
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by yunyu 8y ago
I don't think most people would risk arrest for the possibility of scoring a few heads of lettuce.
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by yunyu 8y ago
Presumably nothing: "The EEG brain activity is a flat line, but a lot of other things keep on ticking"
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by yunyu 8y ago
The author's gripe with having to manually bind methods is solved by property initializers, which have been around for a while now.
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by yunyu 8y ago
Running a Minecraft server is the logical progression to writing Minecraft plugins. At least a few years back, it was fairly easy to monetize Minecraft servers by selling in-game perks and paying YouTubers for advertising. Once you reach a

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