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QuiiBz

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About QuiiBz

Developer, enjoying Cloud and Open Source

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Socials: - x.com/tomlienard - github.com/QuiiBz

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    Sandpack is made by CodeSandbox, not StackBlitz: https://github.com/codesandbox/sandpack

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    Comment #36433924

    They recently raised $50M in a Series B: https://www.warp.dev/blog/warp-drive-series-b

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    Comment #35703739

    Cicada looks very promising, congrats. I'm wondering why you choose to use Fly.io for the CI/CD runners, instead of using VPS / baremetal servers that are a lot cheaper? Do you nee…

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    Thanks for your detailed answer. > release workflows Looking forward for this, especially if that also means auto-publishing of NPM packages, Rust crates, etc.

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    Comment #34885472

    Congrats on the launch! I've been following Moon since a few months, seems like an interesting project. Could you explain why any existing project using Turborepo/Nx should switch …

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    Comment #34745258

    I'm building Lagon, an open-source [1] runtime and platform that allows developers to run TypeScript and JavaScript serverless functions at the Edge, close to users. The runtime us…

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    > We’re excited to integrate Gatsby’s cloud innovations into the Netlify platform I feel like the acquisition is more focused on Gatsby Cloud than Gatsby (the framework).

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    > How do we know this? Looking at the source code [0] for Deno HTTP server, they spawn at least one thread for the server to listen and handle requests, before they are sent throug…

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    Comment #33217953

    Absolutely love the design.

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    Comment #32286491

    I wonder what can this be used for?

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    Show HN: Brainfuck interpreter using TypeScript types

    Yesterday, I made a Brainfuck interpreter using TypeScript types in ~40 lines of code for fun, because why not. Here's the file to look at: https://github.com/QuiiBz/tsfuck/blob/ma…

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    Comment #32095295

    It's back up for me (EU, France), was down for about ~30 minutes.

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    Comment #32036300

    I wonder why the headline and other gradient title are images. Why not a text with linear-gradient and background-clip?

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    Comment #31911041

    Great news! Feel free to DM me on Twitter (@tomlienard) if you want to chat about this, as I also want to support Next.js in the future for my runtime.

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    Comment #31910142

    I wonder if we can build a Next.js app with this new `edge-runtime` mode, and host it on any platform that supports `edge-runtime` [0] APIs (like Cloudflare Workers (I think Vercel…

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    Comment #31860342

    I don't understand why there's two apps, name and domains (doing the same thing?), one redirecting to the other. Is your startup named OpsFlow (previously digger.dev)? Or is OpsFlo…