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areichert

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    Does anyone have a good comparison of using Gleam vs Elixir in 2024 (i.e. the pros and cons of each)? I've only used Elixir, but definitely curious to tinker with Gleam...

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    Comment #40922643

    Very interesting, I’ll look into it!

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    Comment #40922633

    Thanks for the kind words! And yes, I’d love to productionize this… next time I have a free weekend ;)

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    Author here! Surprised to see this on the front page again (hello fellow pottery enthusiasts?), but figured this could be a good chance to address some of the comments from the rec…

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    Comment #40105642

    I built something similar last year if you're interested! https://www.bktransit.com/

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    Comment #40105608

    Shameless plug, but I just recently built my own little simple MTA app because I wanted to play around with Live Activities in Swift [0] to be able to display the next upcoming tra…

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    Comment #40035111

    Nice! I did something similar a while back, but just for substack :) One example -- URL: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/zirp-software-eng... Sanitized output: https://s…

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    Comment #39318367

    Looks cool! At a glance seems kinda similar to Leap AI [0] which I've been following for a bit now -- I'm curious how you guys differentiate from competitors? Is it mainly the "no-…

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    Yeah... DALLE is super annoying about this now. I had the same problem in my little "AI trailers" toy project [0], and it can usually be fixed by just checking for that specific "c…

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    Show HN: Generate your own "movie trailer" with AI

    This is a toy project I've been hacking on, and it's a bit rough around the edges, but I'd love for people to try it out! https://aitrailers.xyz Some examples of videos people have…

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    Show HN: Generate silly movie trailers with AI

    This is a toy project I've been hacking on, and it's a bit rough around the edges, but I'd love for people to try it out! https://aitrailers.xyz Some examples of videos people have…

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    Show HN: Chat between Discord and your website with React

    I hacked this together because I wanted a way to embed a chat widget on my website and respond from my Discord server without having to sign up for anything or use a new product (e…

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    Comment #38116771

    This might be a slightly more difficult question to answer, but instead of people listing the podcasts they like, I'd love to hear which podcast episodes in particular people would…

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    Show HN: Create email templates with Markdown and JSX

    Hey HN! This is a little personal project I've been hacking on for the past ~week, somewhat inspired by this blog post [0] ("My Wonderful HTML Email Workflow"). Basically I just wa…

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    Comment #37865394

    I made a little transit app for my neighborhood: https://bktransit.com It’s nothing special, but I like it a bit better than the official MTA app in NYC :)

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    Comment #37684826

    Appreciate the kind words, and love what you guys are doing with Resend! I've been a happy user so far, excited to see what's next :)

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    Show HN: A simple API/CLI for scheduling HTTP requests

    Hi HN! This is something I've been tinkering on for the past couple months. It's basically just an API/CLI for scheduling delayed or recurring jobs as HTTP requests. I initially bu…

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    Comment #37600791

    fwiw you can use React Email pretty easily with anything by using their @react-email/render package [0] to render your email React components to HTML (this is effectively all Resen…

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    Show HN: Pg-CLI – Read PG's essays in your terminal

    Hacked this [0] together for fun this afternoon, mainly because I wanted to play around with the yargs [1] library to build a simple command line tool. It basically just provides a…

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    Curious how much overlap there is with the book "Say Goodnight to Insomnia"? [0] At a glance it seems quite similar, so I'd love to understand how the app is better than e.g. downl…

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