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alexarena
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Brian Krausz
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Comment #47232929
Sad, but not surprising to see Apple discontinue the Pro Display XDR. Hard to go back to 5K once you’ve used 6K.
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Comment #46790836
In 2006 the iPhone was announced without an App Store and Apple’s party line was to just build/use web apps. Fast forward to 2008 and the App Store is launched along with Super Mon…
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Comment #42367583
This is very cool. It seems like the prompt is asking the LLM to one shot an answer. Have you tried asking it to make a group, confirm whether it's correct, and repeat with the rem…
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Comment #40014255
Curious how you’re implementing the background queue for publishing? Something custom in Rust?
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Comment #36143136
interval.com founder here, this is correct! Everything w/ us is defined in our SDK. So instead of writing React code or using a drag-and-drop builder, you define everything ranging…
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Comment #35443503
Thanks! On the differences between Retool: the output (customer support tools, admin dashboards, etc.) is pretty similar between both products, but _how_ those tools are built is r…
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Show HN: Interval 1.0 – Build complete tools with just back end code
Hey HN, My name is Alex and I founded Interval [0]. We let you build complete internal tools with just backend code. Today we’re excited to launch our 1.0 release. We built Interva…
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Show HN: Interval, quickly build admin tools for Python apps
Hey HN, I’m Alex, one of the creators of Interval. It’s the fastest way to build admin tools without writing any HTML, CSS or other frontend code. We’re not a low-code/no-code tool…
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Comment #33598868
Founder of https://interval.com here. We're somewhere in-between Retool and Windmill which was mentioned on this thread. Like Windmill, Interval is heavily code-focused. Our model …
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Comment #33275364
This is cool! Curious if it would be possible to run the model on device?
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Comment #32946578
Honestly kind of impressed that the HegartyMaths guy independently found this and then handled it without (explicitly) threatening to sue you.
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Comment #31993773
Congrats! Cool to see a new class of JS runtimes springing up. Lots to be excited about here, but cold start time seems like a game changer for building at the edge.
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Comment #31689757
Thanks! We just switched to Docusaurus, would absolutely recommend. We started w/ a separate marketing site and docs site, but since our team are basically all engineers, we just d…
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Comment #31684944
Their availability sharing is top notch, too.
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Comment #31683572
Recently started using Cron, happy to hear they plan to continue to develop it as a separate app + excited to see Notion take on more of the traditional office suite.
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Comment #31667344
Both of those seem great, we just have a slightly different approach, primarily around our model for integrating into your codebase and how we collect input/display output. Ravi, h…
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Comment #31662156
Haha love the name Wooey for that. Also, very cool to see other people exploring the same space. We experimented w/ a similar arg parsing system, but ended up w/ our current approa…
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Comment #31658703
Yes, letting non-technical teammates run stuff that was previously only accessible on the command line is basically the perfect use case. In terms of the specifics of your setup: w…
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Comment #31657900
Thanks! "Seamlessly providing a front-end for interactive scripts" is a really solid description of what we're doing. Honestly the interactive part is what I think is the most impo…
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Show HN: Interval, CLIs in browser with no front end code
Hey HN, I'm Alex, founder of Interval [0]. We’re bringing internal tools written like CLIs to the browser to make them more powerful, through a Node.js SDK which attaches them to a…