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by zubairq 4y ago
Where are the macros?
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by zubairq 4y ago
There are already some Dbos type systems out there. I built one which stores program state in SQLite databases and process state and programs are also stored in SQLite. In the past I believe things like silver stream did the same too. The p
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by zubairq 4y ago
I mean for a normal beekeeper getting stung
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by zubairq 4y ago
But can't the bee sting harm you as well?
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Ask HN: Will Bun JavaScript support child processes?
2 points by zubairq 4y ago|1 comments
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by zubairq 4y ago
Yazz.com, a low code tool needs no sign up to use
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by zubairq 4y ago
it does exist. I am building it at yazz.com
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Show HN: Build Web3 Dapps Visually(yazz.com)
3 points by zubairq 4y ago|0 comments
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by zubairq 4y ago
Yes I built one at yazz.com
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by zubairq 4y ago
I based yazz.com , a low code tool on Visual Basic 6. I never aimed for compatibility though, and made it a web app which was docker compatible instead
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by zubairq 4y ago
Amazing! Is this a game changer?
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by zubairq 5y ago
I 100% agree with this. I would say that 99% of time is spent figuring the system out, and most maintenance time or new features time is just figuring out what is already going on.
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by zubairq 5y ago
"Look guys, we gotta be smart about this" is one I hear alot. Does that mean that we are normally working dumb?
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by zubairq 5y ago
Actually visual JavaScript which you can find at yazz.com has done this for over two years where you can save a full html backed SQLite database app as a single page html file
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by zubairq 5y ago
I think so much of life is already gaming: sports, bowling, football, watching sports on TV/YouTube/cable. Many of these so called time wasters existed outside of the digital world and people have already consumed a lot of time an
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by zubairq 5y ago
All in
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by zubairq 5y ago
Yazz.com
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by zubairq 5y ago
Hi Very interesting read. What would be the possible business models for this to make money?
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by zubairq 5y ago
Hi Jamie, really nice piece of writing. I always enjoy reading about your work. Zubair
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by zubairq 5y ago
To my best recollection, I remember getting into computers when I first saw an advert for the ZX81 flight simulator in a computer magazine amd being totally amazed and inspired. Thanks Clive!
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by zubairq 5y ago
On yazz.com we have been embedding and running SQLite in web pages for over 2 years now. It is definitely something that works well
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by zubairq 5y ago
Oh maybe I have the name wrong, but it is on the Gibraltar side and partnered with Waitrose in the uk
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by zubairq 5y ago
Yeah it is very cool. I just crossed the runway one hour ago to go to the eroski supermarket.
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by zubairq 5y ago
Sure it did, google runs on Linux. Every time you go to google you are using Linux
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by zubairq 5y ago
We already have this in Visual Javascript. When you build an application and export it as HTML it has a full SQL database that runs just in the browser: https://github.com/yazz/visualjavascript
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by zubairq 5y ago
I do remember this incident well. I guess each community has to decide how it wants to operate when people in that community feel disrespected and criticised. But I also remember this comment from Steve Jobs: https://greatresults
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by zubairq 5y ago
Yes I 100% agree. The author of Beads needs to fix the marketing message.
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by zubairq 5y ago
Sure, connect with me. You can find my details online.
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by zubairq 5y ago
Hi, I would like to chime in here on your comment on the marketing speak of the Beads project. I know the author of Beads, and was happy that he gave me a shoutout for my own project, Visual Javascript. Anyway, I have been following this ne
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by zubairq 5y ago
I think I mentioned the time travelling debugger part of beads earlier. Having built a time travelling debugger a few years ago in clojurescript I immediately understood that this would be the killer feature of beads (for me at least). I do

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