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What are the guarantees about the networking? I saw this in the blog post: > The server state is automatically synchronized to clients, and the data model is the same on the server…

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=706008 It looks like the new headless mode does support extensions.

Now that headless mode is a "real" Chromium instance, is it possible to add extension support to Chrome running in headless mode?

That's great! All we need to do is negate the output and it will be more accurate.

Digital goods have very low marginal unit costs compared to physical goods.

The article talks only about nominal wage increases. It also has this gem: > Due to the transient nature of pandemic inflation... Real wages, overall, are decreasing: https://www.b…

This is definitely a valid concern. OpenAI did extensive data grooming to ensure high-quality inputs were used as training data. They went out of their way, for instance, to attemp…

The case where User B navigates to cursor offset 0 as User A inserts at position 0 is actually easy because User B's cursor can just stay at 0. A harder case would be where User B …

The basic prototype I have right now works like this: The data model has this type in TypeScript: { text: string; cursors: { [userId]: { offset: number; } }; } Basically, the data …

I agree. Everything should be collaborative. Feel free to reach out if you're interested in collaborating (email in my HN profile). I'm trying to get a v0 of this database out now,…

CRDTs have been on HN a lot recently. I'm working on a database that deals in events rather than raw data. Application developers specify event handlers in JavaScript. The database…

That looks cool. Thanks for sharing. Rust's enums and match syntax make the API look pretty slick. What types of applications are you seeing people use Aper for?

I'm developing a new type (AFAIK) of database that makes many types of real-time multi-player use-cases really easy to implement. The original idea came from implementing something…