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This is just Anthropic doing what Anthropic does best: Manufacturing anxiety to push their agender. Remember when they said AI would eliminate some absurd percentage jobs? Same tri…

I've been working on DeskTalk( https://www.desktalk.ai/ ), an AI-native desktop environment that runs in the browser. The idea is pretty simple: I want an OS where people can just …

Hi HN — I built DeskTalk, an open-source AI-native desktop environment. The idea is simple: instead of opening apps and menus first, you describe what you want in natural language.…

I think WASM's real problem is language fragmentation. For 3D apps, C++ makes sense. But Go and other GC languages don't perform well on WASM - they implemented their own GC anyway…

A CLI that turns Notion into a Git-like workflow. Pull. Edit. Submit. Restore. Every change is revertable, observable, and auditable. Built for AI agents who need to touch your Not…

Quill's a fantastic project and widely used, but it's unfortunately been unmaintained for a while. That's where Quill Next comes in! This is a community-driven fork that we've been…

It seems this doesn't work. The package is empty, it can't function. It makes the world stop, which is terrible!

Quill Next is a modern rich text editor built on the foundation of Quill aiming to keep Quill thriving and evolving.

Sounds good. But what are the advantages of implementing a package manager in Rust? I'd think languages with dynamic features would be more extensible and easier to iterate on.

If you just want to run locally. Why not using the native libharfbuzz directly? What's the purpose of WASM here?

There is a 3D modelling tool called Spline supports multiplayer editing. I suppose it's using OT

I am surprised that there are still a lot of people using Perl. And I don't know why JSON an XML are listed in the ranking~

I've deployed this on my server, and I have to say, it's incredible. I've been looking for an open-source alternative to Airtable for a long time, but none of them met my requireme…

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The terminal emulator is a tool that is mostly used by developers. A developer's time is spent mostly interacting with editors and terminals. However, most terminals are not smart …

I had a X-Pro3 before. But I don't like the screen after using for 6 months. Because sometimes I take photos vertically. I use XT4 now. It's awesome.