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ckmar

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    Comment #49127315

    Drop the "G". The best UI for AI Agents is a physical UI (not a graphical UI). Do something like PikaCube [0] and disrupt the mouse. [0] https://pikacube.pages.dev/

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    Comment #49096830

    Nice, I had seen that. Ideally it wouldn't be something that sits on my desk. I want to hold it and talk to it and build spacial awareness with it. But fits many of the goals. I'll…

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    Comment #49096797

    PikaCube is a thought experiment "solution" with a website one-shot from claude code. I don't want to make something like it, I want to buy something like it.

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    Ask HN: Is there a "mouse" for parallel work?

    The mouse was built for doing one thing at a time. One cursor that navigates a rich virtual world to accomplishing things in series. With agents my work now all happens in parallel…

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    Show HN: Base N Clock - The current time in various number bases

    A clock that displays the current time in various number bases to help build intuition for base numeral systems through the familiar interface of a clock. Created it to help my kid…

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    Ask HN: Join me in making Remix a social platform for apps

    Remix is a social platform for _apps_. Facebook has _text_, Instagram has _images_, TikTok has _video_... Remix has apps. Apps. Not code. View your friend's apps, use your friend's…

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    Comment #43398247

    Have you seen unfluence? https://unfluence.app

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    Comment #43398223

    Read the manifesto [0] or check out the product walkthrough video [1]. [0] https://unfluence.app/about [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFZ8zcF8r8M&ab_channel=Craig...

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    Comment #39866103

    Have you seen Pure ORM? It's an ORM that purely does object relational mapping. You write SQL but instead of getting back flat and potentially-collided data, you get back pure obje…

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    Comment #37125793

    > The SQL is not really the point. It's about the rows and objects, moving the data from the objects to the INSERT statement, moving the data from the rows you SELECTed back to the…

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    Comment #37077050

    One line of code which is specific in what it catches: // Either foo or someError will be defined const [foo, someError] = itry(someFn, SomeError); Instead of nine lines which feel…

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    Ask HN: Why is web architecture optimized for writes?

    Why is modern web architecture optimized for "writes" (anything can cheaply write to the database) instead of reads (must build the world on every request, while the user waits)? T…

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    Comment #33331074

    TLDR; Evanesce is a tool to provide Static Route Generation (SRG) by disappearing your web framework for opt-in routes and building the HTML for a route in the background when a de…

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    Comment #30701577

    I made a platform[0] to support natural "word of mouth" recommendations - where you can discover what your trusted family and friends recommend. It's called unfluence to connotate …

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    Comment #30420207

    Big fan of queries being written in SQL and yielding pure, properly structured business objects. An example of this approach is PureORM[0] [0] https://github.com/craigmichaelmartin…

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    Comment #30355507

    unfluence.app FTW. Search for recommendations in your own trusted network. [0] https://www.unfluence.app

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    Comment #30348558

    I am soft-launching unfluence.app in the coming weeks. It's live now, though not yet marketed. It is a platform for finding and sharing recommendations within your own trusted netw…

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    Comment #29787744

    The idea is not to develop a better search engine[0], but to no longer relegate product reviews to a search engine. Rather than an opaque algorithm as the trust factor, why not soc…

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    Comment #29787510

    What are your thoughts on using social trust for this? EG https://app.kujo.com