tommoor

Linear employee here - if you have any specific feedback on our Claude/Codex integration, happy to hear it. Definitely a v1 so expect a number of fast follows up with some of the missing functionality like env customization, secrets, and code signing.

Cheers!

Digg v3 was in 2006, this is at least v5 :)

Yea, been going on at least a decade

Linear will have something for you soon – https://linear.app/reviews

Outline (https://www.getoutline.com) includes the KaTeX renderer in it's documents if you're interested in trying a knowledge base that has great direct support.

https://docs.getoutline.com/s/guide/doc/formatting-kn6wBtxlQ...

If you want to work on Linear's sync infrastructure or product – we're hiring. The day-to-day DX is incredible.

lol, lmao, etc.

Yea, I live in downtown NYC and it's egregious. The selfishness of drivers here is frankly unfathomable

Drivers are actually calm in Helsinki, not constantly honking and slowly rolling into you in the pedestrian crossing either.

Nice, added it as a bash alias.

    alias randommac='sudo /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport en0 -z && sudo ifconfig en0 ether $(openssl rand -hex 6 | sed "s/../&:/g; s/:$//")'

Interesting project, though it's a little amusing that you announced this before actually confirming it works with AWS?

All of Uber was only a little more expensive than a single high speed rail line

Sure, if you don't count the vehicles and the roads – the actual _transportation_ bit

Related – is anyone working on an open home assistant? Google, Apple, Amazon are all taking so long to bring latest advancements across to their products

https://linear.app is a very mature alternative at this point, in the same way as Pivotal there are default views, automatic cycles, and a polished IC experience.

Right, but the vast majority are – include those they are talking about.

Outline has LaTeX fwiw, and is BSL licensed – so you can host it yourself without issue.

https://github.com/outline/outline

You should take a look at Outline (mentioned in the title). https://www.getoutline.com/

Could you point to some evidence for this claim?

All the folks in replies saying this is "bad for investors", lets check back in 5 years and see how they did :)

This is fun, living in NYC I need the opposite as well –

1. At least 2 blocks from a police station

2. At least 2 blocks from a fire station

3. At least 1 block from a bar

Seems like they should just piggyback on FindMy also

Linear (linear.app) does this FWIW build on vector search, we're actively working on making it more accurate too

I just get "English" - that's not an accent

1. No plans, that's an entirely different thing – check out https://scalar.com

2/3. Not currently but anyone could add support for such things

It does, that's how it's own docs are put together –

https://docs.getoutline.com/s/guide

Outline maintainer here, happy to see the rec and can answer any questions

Maybe companies as we think of them are a temporary phenomenon in human history

Generally every subpage of your website doesn't completely reintroduce the product…

Push as much to the API as possible, and then it's only implemented once.

Where that's not possible there is some code written three times, but there may be opportunities for cross platform code sharing as the team grows

Moshi is the most fun model by far, a recent experience (https://x.com/tommoor/status/1809051817860354471) – just don't expect anything accurate out of it!