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kristopherleads
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Comment #48547423
The latest version of Node-RED, Node-RED 5, has released! This release has some pretty big changes - a brand new UI, additional functionality inside of nodes, and new accessibility…
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Comment #47922824
I'm at the point where I might start professionally using a voice changer. I mean what in the world, my guy?
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Comment #47922814
Here's a hot take for you: the industrial space needs to be braver. A lot of the conservatism was earned with time and experience - but it's about time for us to be braver in what,…
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Comment #47920097
Don't we already have this in HTML5?
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Comment #47920089
Funnily enough, I only use the phone bumping feature when AirDrop is broken and won't detect I'm literally right next to my spouse.
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Comment #47908934
I 100% agree with you that in a perfect world the submitter should be doing the review work. But the reality is that we don't live in a perfect world - and just sticking our finger…
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Comment #47887079
Vibe coding is in the news these days, and for largely negative reasons. And in many cases, fair enough - vibe coding has been associated with severe lapses in security, both in te…
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Comment #46500375
Hey all, FlowFuse has built out an agentic solution for AI-powered flow inspection and development called FlowFuse Assistant - and we just released it to the Node-RED community via…
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Comment #46313822
I really think the answer here is human-in-the-loop. Too many people are thinking that AI is a full on drop-in replacement for engineers or managers, but ultimately having it be an…
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Comment #45642705
Was just on a Lufthansa and then United flight - both of which did not have WiFi. Was wondering if there was something going on at the infrastructure level.
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Comment #45642697
What's the inclusivity reasons? I'd be interested in understanding a bit more about that.
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Comment #45551329
This is o-fish-ially my favourite post on HackerNews today.
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Comment #45551310
I really dislike the focus on graphics here, but I think a lot of people are missing big chunk of the article that's focused on efficiency. If we can get high texture + throughput …
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Comment #45551051
That federation piece is super interesting. I'm actually giving a talk in Sweden this week about machine learning/AI training in the age of data sovereignty, and my suggestion was …
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Comment #45539400
I guess the bigger question is why use two tools when you can use one? Full disclosure I work at Node-RED/FlowFuse, so take that into consideration, but the point remains - if you …
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Comment #45539373
You could, but then you start getting into additional costs, controlling how much of your metrics are surfaced vs. kept internal, etc. At that point, why not just go for another so…
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Comment #45529846
Yeah, exactly! What's so funny to me is that people who think they want no-code really don't want no-code. Because no-code is built for that - but even novices in coding will reall…
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Comment #45529824
That's how I explained it to someone else recently - a lot of solutions on the hype train right now feel like they're made with duct tape and popsicle sticks.
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Comment #45528976
Well that really comes down to how much control the solution actually gives you, right? I'm a DevRel at FlowFuse, so yes - biased - but something like Node-RED can give you wild co…
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Comment #45528932
It's also just not where the product needs to go. When a lot of users get frustrated and jump back to high-code environments ( https://www.reddit.com/r/n8n/comments/1mcm9d2/why_i_l…
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Comment #45528780
Is open-core a sub-genre of post-hardcore? I generally prefer midwest emo, to be honest.