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baptistejamin
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Comment #48784025
We used Lexical intensively in my company (Crisp), and I can confirm it's definitely not in maintenance mode. What's super cool with Lexical is the package/extension system. For in…
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Comment #42053108
I think MySQL was not the correct tool after all. Click house is a lot more optimized
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Comment #36433344
The best support on earth is when customers don't even need support, and it's the main reason why LLMs won't solve this problem :)
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Comment #33077300
We are really recommending https://www.clever-cloud.com/ . Their stack is awesome, great uptime and great support.
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Comment #26211557
I don’t really understand why this information is now #1 on HackerNews. Boeing 777 engines are the world’s largest turbofans and pw4000 Engine, involved in this explosion is in pro…
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Comment #25672390
It's why there is a second board to handle critical tasks: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25671318
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Comment #25672388
It's why there is a second board to handle critical tasks: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25671318
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Comment #25672344
Hello! I work on this project. Don't worry, the breathing system does not rely on the Rasberry at all. We use an electronic board that was made on purpose by a Medical company and …
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Comment #25670752
You can also find the project on GitHub: https://github.com/makers-for-life/makair
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Comment #25105251
Our initial design was mostly based on 3D printed SLS bio-compatible parts. The current design is still 3D-printable, but we had to go with metal valves for instance for long term …
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Comment #25105180
1. What we did is we worked on certification and on the eneenering at the same time. We figured out that it was easier to certify an hospital ventilator rather than an emegerncy tr…
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Comment #25104186
Hello. I am one of the members of this project. Your comment is totally accurate and a bad ventilator design or manufacturing can be fatal. The Norwegian ventilator design was a de…
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Comment #24792673
It is something we already tried, but it is not improving anything.
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Comment #24791715
We are enforcing websocket since 4 years now and not using long polling since. It works really great as it is widely supported. We removed polling from SocketIO because it was just…
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Comment #24791623
It is a bug with the default Ghost template that we are using. We are currently fixing this issue.