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Y Combinator: Paxel, understand how you build with AI

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firsching.ch 2mo ago

Why some GitHub labels illegible (2023)

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sqlite.org 4mo ago

SQLite – Professional Support and Extension Products

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app.cctv.com 5mo ago

Humanoid Robots Perform Kung Fu at China's 2026 Spring Festival Gala

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www.opencollection.com 6mo ago

An open format for API collections

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Trump says U.S. operation captured Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro

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vercel.com 7mo ago

Two New React 19 Vulnerabilities

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trpc.io 8mo ago

tRPC: End-to-end typesafe APIs made easy

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news.ycombinator.com 10mo ago

Moving away from AWS lambda/SQS/SNS/Aurora, worth it?

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A Fake Tech Company Scam

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github.com 11mo ago

Universal Tool Calling Protocol (UTCP)

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voidzero.dev 11mo ago

Oxlint v1.0 Stable

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maurycyz.com 11mo ago

Don't Use External CSS

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evanw.github.io 1y ago

ThumbHash: A compact representation of an image placeholder

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Prompt Design at Parahelp

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www.reuters.com 1y ago

Nobel Prize winners convince court to revive CRISPR patent dispute

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Pioreactor: Open-source, affordable, and extensible bioreactor platform

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Ask HN: Conversational AI to Learn a Language

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www.helpareporter.com 1y ago

HARO – Connecting Journalists with Sources

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aws.amazon.com 1y ago

AWS Lambda standardizes billing for INIT Phase

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China's $2B Blockbuster 'Ne Zha 2' to Release Across Europe

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github.com 1y ago

SQIP – a pluggable image converter with vector support

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openai.com 1y ago

Speak is personalizing language learning with AI

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www.fastmail.com 1y ago

Fastmail – Building offline: general architecture (2024)

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Jitsi Meet – Secure and high quality meetings

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Northguard: Scalable Log Storage at LinkedIn

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Bun v1.2.9

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Pickfu – Create polls to get feedback

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sqlite.org 1y ago

Cloud Backed SQLite (2020)

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github.com 1y ago

Pug – robust, elegant, feature rich template engine for Node.js

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Zed is 1.0 3 months ago

I just run it in the terminal, every time I tried their integration it was missing a feature or it was easier to read on a terminal

Ok this product will be for project with less than 65k users.

For naming, just name the directory the same way on your file system.

Shareable urls can be a hash of the path with some kind of hmac to prevent scraping.

Yes if you move a file, you can create a symlink to preserve it.

Do you really need a database for this? On a unix system, you should be able to: CRUD users, CRUD files and directories, grant permissions to files or directories

Is there a decade-old software that provides a UI or an API wrapper around these features for a "Google Drive" alternative? Maybe over the SAMBA protocol?

Not exactly. I use Fastmail to avoid using Google.

However there are tons of services that require Google (or outlook) to work with your emails.

I would rather have more integrations with third parties rather than this.

My main problem is that I have to put a lot of effort to not use gmail for my business because most of third-parties (like CRMs) work only/better with gmail.

Fastmail team, how about a Gmail compatible API ?

Nice, thank you for the insight.

I can tell that the on-premises will be deployed on AWS accounts. We can manage the resources ourselves.

We have few fanouts that can be refactored. So Redis/Valkey for SQS is OK, hopefully it can also cover our SNS use case.

I am afraid Kubernetes is overkill for our lambda needs.

If we manage to bundle our whole app in one server and have only 1-2 clients on -premise, do you still suggest Kubernetes or a simpler rsync on all servers is enough?

Also, should we have a separate database instance for each client, or a Postgres cluster sharded? The latter seams more manageable.

Thank you for your input.

All your points are valid and can be included in the contract: - We'll be the ones to choose the cloud provider, - We'll take servers that are big enough, - The client should upgrade their server according to our specs, - Upgrades are mandatory.

Any idea what other (simpler) recovery plans we can have besides on-premise?

Mesmerizing number of views. I must admin I refreshed the page multiple times to see the count increase. If I increased the view count several times, I must admin I did not read the article multiple times.

Looking at the project:

  - Why is the demo impressive https://mpa.nuejs.org/app/ I believe someone can do the same web-app in React with the same performance.
  - I'd like to quickly see some code samples on the home page. I had to dig the documentation to find some code samples (https://nuejs.org/docs/view.html#clean-html-templating), is it inspired from Svelte ?
  - How is new faster and lighter compared to other tech? Specifically, compared to raw HTML/js.
To convince me that Nue is a framework worse using, please show that Nue:
  1. Is simpler than HTML+JS (or at least simpler than react): like https://alpinejs.dev/
  2. Is easy to understand: maybe the markup and logic are close to HTML or something else I already know
  3. Has a better DX with good build time and HMR: you nailed this one
  4. The tech is better: low overhead? highly based on WASM? virtual DOM? Server islands? 
  5. Show me metrics: https://esbuild.github.io/ nailed this one