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jpcapdevila
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About jpcapdevila
Interested in early stage, fast moving startups.
Born in Mexico City. Currently living in Salt lake city.
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Ask HN: Ten Yrs from now, when only AI codes, what's the stack?
Let's pretend that AI wins and us coders don't ever write code manually. What would be the stack and why? Do we still have 1000 JS frameworks?
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Comment #40814093
Awesome, I love this .cpp trend! Thanks for your work!!
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Comment #40811679
Will gemma2 be available through gemma.cpp? https://github.com/google/gemma.cpp
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Comment #39958175
From the readme this may be interesting: Event-based: if you can track it, you can charge for it; I see this being useful for usage based pricing.
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Comment #37751241
Here is a SQLite extension that uses Faiss under the hood. https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vss Not associated with the project, just love SQLite and find it very useful.
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Comment #37747369
I think it is ok for you to post as long as you are straight forward about the equity only compensation and follow the post format ofc. Not a moderator, but as a reader I would not…
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Comment #37623438
I think what you have experienced is very real. Code (and most forms of expression) are a way to externalize your state of mind. I've seen it with my own emotional states but also …
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Comment #37623359
This really resonates with me, I like the idea if product as container for emotions. But I think the author misses one point here: > I believe the real skill in making products isn…
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Comment #35310605
That is great! I'll keep an eye. I've been playing with this extension: https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vss
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Ask HN: General oncologist or related, what are your pain points?
Hello fellow medical hackers, This is JP, I'm the CTO of a non-profit startup[0] that creates tools to help cancer (for now plasma cell cancers) patients during their journey fight…
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Comment #33644891
Here's a bet, in 5 years every major cloud provider will offer SQLite. Specially the edge providers (official SQLite for wasm in the works. Because the operational simplicity most …
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Comment #32143857
Wow, thanks for all those great contributions. Looks like you have a good eye for picking good tech & teams to join and work with. Any insights or things you saw in common?
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Comment #31976699
I write JS 99.9% of the time. I would definitely pick Rust as it is more different than JS. Yes, there is a higher learning curve. But it will broaden your perception on programmin…
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Comment #31975778
There are cloud providers, I have personal experience using sendgrid. For small scale / personal stuff you can use gmail's SMTP. https://support.google.com/a/answer/176600?product_…
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Comment #31971883
Firebase free tier, you can create an scheduled function that runs your python code and sends the email. Super easy to deploy and it is set and forget. I'm sure you can fit your us…
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Comment #31971856
It means having serving your users from the edge of the network, close to them. Not necessarily tied to v8 isolates, for example fly.io and others let's you run any container on "T…
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Ask HN: Cloudflare D1 beta testers, what are your thoughts?
Big SQLite & CF fan here. I'm wondering if there's any lucky beta testers around that want to share their experience? As usual with CF products, I can't wait to use it :) My side p…
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Comment #31883365
> "Tunnels offer protection from wind and rain." Not sure about this one. Back home in Guadalajara Mexico a lot of tunnels get flooded during rain season. I'm talking about 6ft of …
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Comment #31425027
I'm developing an alternative using SQLite, focused on JavaScript developers productivity. https://javascriptdb.com