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Congratz on your project. Yet I feel that the browser extension part is doing damage to its discoverability hence democratization.
You might be interested in this browser-based agentic solution I'm currently building in the open: https://github.com/codename-co/devs
Definitely using it for a hackathon project ( Live). The timing was too perfect not to try and use it.
Greatest products with such an impact on people should not be behind closed doors. And delegating complex tasks to AI is clearly what's next.
That's one of the reasons I'm building out in the open:
- https://github.com/codename-co/devs - https://devs.new/
It's not ready for orchestration yet, but most fundamental layers are already working great.
Create your agents using the LLMs of your choosing, directly from your smartphone of you want full privacy, and with no ads, no paywall, no sign up required.
Manus was ahead of its time. But the directions are parting ways.
We wrote something quite similar for Bouygues Telecom and based it on an ANTLR grammar [2].
It offers nested filtering out of the box. All feature-packed in a lightweight package.
[1] https://github.com/bouyguestelecom/spl [2]: https://github.com/BouyguesTelecom/SPL/blob/main/src/antlr/S...
You sir know how to appreciate the simplicity such service providers deliver.
Didn't try on Mobile Safari. That's on me. Going to fix that one.
Kudos to you for reporting it so nicely.
Nice catch, thanks for the feedback.
I just enhanced a bit the implementation so that it flickers ...less.
Still looking for ways for this static implementation with view transitions to 100% persist the dark mode during transitions.
Edit: Fixed. Using a tiny bit of script[1] from the Astro documentation.
[1] https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/view-transitions/#astrobe...
Views transitions are very useful in content-first websites.
I've used them extensively when working on https://stack.lol
Try and navigate through pages, or change the language, and you'll get these neat effects "for free".
Frameworks like AstroJS also help a lot as they facilitate using view transitions.
This is essential
It is not tied to VS Code.
What makes docuseal better than documenso, which is in the same space and also open source?
asciicker is absolutely stunning :o
it's alive!
Pretty neat. But seems to lack Quokka (https://quokkajs.com/) ease of use at the moment.
I have been using motor admin with a postgresql database for a few months now, and the team is really enjoying its lightning-fast features.
Also, the maintainers take the reported issues seriously, and have been at task with fixing them.
IMO both Postgresql RBAC and Graphile make a big difference. The work that has been done over Graphile has been tremendous, very very polished and well documented. I have been using it on https://stack.lol with great results.
I concur. Colleagues are dying of laughter right now
Thanks for sharing this gem.
Did you consider computing the Speed Index? [1]
It would help assessing the performance impact these ads have.
[1] https://sites.google.com/a/webpagetest.org/docs/using-webpag...
Checking npmjs for availability... Both are available.
Now resisting the temptation...
The idea of BotML is to address the issue of creating bots that can be portable, open, and easy to write and update.
BotML current state does not handle all the use cases yet. But the groundwork is laid and it can be extended with quite some ease.
I'm happy to collect any feedback and comments you guys may have!
http://tiffzhang.com/startup/?s=765998801449
"Death" - "The Evolution of Death"
Even cheaper than Amazon Glacier storage.
I like this one http://sonetin.com/humans.txt
Then what do you think of this one: http://sonetin.com/humans.txt :)
And so I just did
have a family, live a family life
I hoped for more than 10 icons :-( Any advice on how to "add" some other SVG icons to the mix and generate the whole font package?
Very nice looking, thank you!
It reminds me of Livicons http://livicons.com/#promo3 with its 353 animated icons that are also compatible with IE6+
What livicons lacks seems to be the semantic styling that Iconic offers.
I could publish a very simple app, but I'm not sure where I can "install" it? Mobile Firefox maybe? Anyway, pretty neat visuals but a bit of lack of documentation right now. But I assume it's not yet ready to use as they did not communicate on this right now.