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eadz
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About eadz
I’m a generalist builder of software and tiny houses.
New Zealand based.
Superlinear:
https://www.superlinear.nz/
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Comment #46158213
yes, it's down again. Cloudflare.com itself, linkedin, shopify, etc. I guess half the internet?
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Comment #43960303
A year is a long time. Even in the past few months it has improved a lot.
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Comment #43960299
It would be great if there was an easy way to run their open model ( https://huggingface.co/zed-industries/zeta ) locally ( for latency reasons ). I don't think Zeta is quite up to…
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Comment #43305339
I think there is a good chance that this design is more suitable for power uses. My hunch is that typing 5 words could be faster than going through 3 menus and screens. I don't see…
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Comment #43305258
Thank you for the references. I agree there is a lot of room for innovation in this space. Main differentiator here is as-you-type UI customization, and also in this case the UI is…
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Comment #43305236
Thank you, you're right. Now public.
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Show HN: TypeLeap: LLM Powered Reactive Intent UI/UX
I'm building this resource to dive deeper into "TypeLeap," a UI/UX concept where interfaces dynamically adapt based on as-you-type intent detection . Seeking real-world examples of…
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Comment #40332846
https://www.metabolicmind.org is a non profit, with many MDs and PHDs dedicated to researching the link between metabolism and mental health, with a focus on keto diets.
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Comment #39162808
It was a listing of apps on the Spotify platform. The main point is, Spotify has a platform, like Apple, but is throwing stones from a glass house when it comes to trying to build …
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Comment #39158448
They seemed to have recently removed it. The link below shows what it recently looked like. The main issue was if you want to make a commercial app, there are no publicly available…
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Comment #39152787
Spotify has its own App Store, with an even worse experience for developers in my experience. Rather than a published set of rules and fees for commercial apps, instead Spotify req…
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Comment #39151245
Spotify has its own App Store, with an even worse experience for developers in my experience. Rather than a published set of rules and fees for commercial apps, instead Spotify req…
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Ask HN: Developers, what have you learned from product managers?
How has it changed what you do at work or on side projects?
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Comment #34591239
>> While this gem acts like a double-entry bookkeeping system, as it creates two entries in the database for each transfer, it does not enforce accounting rules. > And that seems l…
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Comment #34589256
I'm not convinced by the seperate DB/API. Advantages for using Postgres ( assuming a double entry schema[1] ) and you're using Postgres for your main app db; - You can do financial…
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Comment #34588714
We weren't taking content. Just creating playlists back on Spotify through their API.
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Comment #34563155
I made a Spotify powered app ( https://mergemusic.app ) and we didn't add any payment methods to comply with their terms. Tried for months / years to get in touch with someone at S…
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Comment #34509555
You only have a trademarks in certain categories. That is how Apple computer and Apple the record label were able to co-exist, until Apple Computer started doing Music..
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Comment #33873745
The GPT-3 model has an API, and can do a lot of this
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Comment #33857158
For me it's more the hardware. I don't think AMD or Intel can compete at all with M1 Pro. The performance per watt is insane, and given the ML/AI thing has blown up recently, I'm h…
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Ask HN: Team size thresholds for various web app architectures
I have been involved in early stage teams where on day one it's decided to have a seperate frontend app ( usually React ) with a seperate API / Backend ( usually Rails ). When it c…
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