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arjunbajaj
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Comment #47141807
Hey, thanks a lot! Really appreciate you reaching out! I agree. There's so many cool things to do in this space, and so many unique ways to achieve them. We're excited to be here, …
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Comment #47086335
The core issue is the user/developer experience of Industrial IoT is nowhere near where it should be. I understand where you're coming from, and I feel the same way too. Building a…
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Comment #47085971
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Great point! We're gonna add something like this to the landing page soon. And we're going to write a few blog posts showing quick integrations across…
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Show HN: Fostrom, an IoT Cloud Platform built for developers
Hey HN! Arjun and Sid here. Fostrom is an IoT Cloud Platform designed for developers to make it really easy to get started and scale fleets. We have Device SDKs (in Python, JS, Eli…
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Show HN: Fostrom, an IoT Cloud Platform built for developers
Hey HN! Arjun and Sid here. Fostrom is an IoT Cloud Platform designed for developers to make it really easy to get started and scale fleets. We have Device SDKs (in Python, JS, Eli…
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Comment #47044936
This resonates with me a lot, and well-timed too! I've always been unhappy with the way tasking/todo app (don't) work for me. I just started building a TUI in Zig (with the help of…
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Comment #46979137
A truly great piece of software! Been using it for 5+ years. I think NetNewsWire is a great example of what software should strive for: a useful set of features, while being fast a…
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Comment #46741392
It's a signal vs noise filter, because today, AI can make more mistakes. Your operating system or IDE cannot lead you to make a similar level or amount of mistakes while writing co…
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Comment #46731059
I can see this becoming a pretty generally accepted AI usage policy. Very balanced. Covers most of the points I'm sure many of us have experienced here while developing with AI. Mo…
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Comment #46728189
What I understood from this is that LinkedIn and Email outreach are quite effective for leads. 1-on-1 conversations and the obsessive focus on solving problems different customers …
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Comment #46559613
I'm building Fostrom ( https://fostrom.io ), an IoT Cloud Platform. We have Device SDKs to simplify integrating devices, powered by a small Device Agent written in Rust. I wanted t…
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Comment #44417247
Fostrom ( https://fostrom.io/ ) - A developer-focused IoT Cloud Platform. In Fostrom, devices connect via our SDKs or standard protocols such as MQTT and HTTP, and send and receive…
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Comment #44175958
We're currently working on a data explorer which will allow you to choose, filter, and sort datapoints in a table view. We're gonna add time-based aggregations, charts, anomaly det…
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Comment #44174830
Reading this post reminded me of another book I read a few years ago: Curious Moon [0]. It is written as a novel that teaches PostgreSQL by exploring the dataset of the Cassini orb…
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Comment #44144314
I recommend trying Javy[0]. Javy allows you to build a WASM file that includes Javy's JS interpreter along with your JS source code. Note that Javy is a heavily sandboxed environme…
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Comment #44092249
Fostrom ( https://fostrom.io ) A developer-focused IoT Cloud Platform. The idea stems from pain points experienced while automating an indoor farm a few years ago where I had to sp…
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Comment #36512605
Yes, it is global. Even running `matchMedia("(prefers-reduced-motion)")` in the browser console returns true. I see no way of disabling reduced motion only for Safari either. That …
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Comment #36505368
Go to Settings -> Accessibility -> Display, turn on Reduce Motion. This makes the train effect go away, but there is still another very slight fade-away effect when switching deskt…
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Comment #29529291
There's a great Safari extension for this called Hush[1]. After installing this, I rarely see any cookie popups. [1] https://oblador.github.io/hush/
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Comment #29504823
If you want to jump into learning and using Tailwind quickly, I highly recommend their official playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5f_mz_zU5eXWYDXHUDOL... It helped …
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Comment #29195070
The sudden rise is because they started counting Savings in M1 in May 2021: https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2021/05/savings-are-now-more...
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Comment #27571524
or you can try outline.com https://outline.com/R5kdau
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Comment #27298458
The Inter font: https://rsms.me/inter/