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nickthesick

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    Comment #47417913

    Yes, we are still using XML to represent the document content, to represent the document as a flat list would require some research into something like Automerge's Block markers ht…

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    Comment #47411307

    > I don't know where this popular belief came from. It may be worth reading the whole paragraph of the blog you referenced... > Figma isn't using true CRDTs though. CRDTs are desig…

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    Comment #47409955

    I'm actually in the middle of rewriting the y-prosemirror binding with Kevin Jahns as we speak, we hope to address a number of the fundamental design choices that were made 6 years…

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    Comment #47409914

    FWIW, I'm literally working on rewriting the y-prosemirror binding today with Kevin Jahns, the creator of Y.js and wrote the initial binding. Yes, the current binding has it's flaw…

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    Comment #46925943

    I think it definitely depends on the country, there isn’t a one-size fits all answer to this for the countries in the EU. Even in this example, the French are building this in-hous…

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    Comment #46925314

    I think that the point of the project is more: “Content over form” so you don’t really need all the formatting options of something like Word when you are just trying to write meet…

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    Comment #46925285

    Very much appreciated! We put a lot of effort into it!

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    Comment #46924859

    Made X-Wiki unrelated just happen to be the same country

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    Comment #46924620

    Glad to be working as part of this initiative too!

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    Comment #46924619

    Not sure that it’s relevant to switch git hosts is trivial. And everyone is already there

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    Comment #46924615

    Take a look at my Y.js sync server at https://teleportal.tools if you are already using JS on your backend

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    Comment #46913662

    Hey hn: I made a collaborative editing framework based on Y.js. I think it has many advantages over existing solutions like hocuspocus, Y-Sweet, Liveblocks and others. Mainly, it b…

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    Comment #45841387

    I have a web app https://bookhive.buzz which is a GoodReads alternative based on BlueSky’s protocol. I scrape all of the book data from Goodreads too. I would love to be able to ad…

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    Comment #44602204

    Interesting product. What do you use for the backend sync? I see CRDT so I assume Y.js? I’m building a Y.js sync server: https://github.com/nperez0111/teleportal

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    Comment #42361578

    I have made a Goodreads alternative all based on AT Proto called BookHive. I just soft launched it today! https://bookhive.buzz

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    Comment #41061870

    They are using Tiptap for their input and just a couple of days ago we called them out on some perf improvements that could be had in their editor: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…

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    Comment #41036556

    If you need any help with this, don't hesitate to reach out at humans@tiptap.dev

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    Comment #40505276

    isn't this just a knock off of uploadthing?

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    Comment #39172970

    Is it possible to try this out on something like llama.cpp? Does the different architecture make a difference there?

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    Comment #38202378

    I hope this is satire, DRY is more about extraction of shared function not about individual expressions. You write code once, no need to save yourself typing time at the expense of…

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    Comment #36275498

    This looks really interesting, I wonder if we can get to the point of having this all be local to your machine. The idea to use embeddings to search for relevant code snippets is m…

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    Comment #35901835

    Have they said what has been up lately?