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Comment #46619869
sambroner.com
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Comment #45248777
How would this be tooled? A chargeback, a deep link to the cancel page, an API connection between bank and subscription? Chargeback is easy because it's under the card co's control…
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Comment #43754515
When I was working on the Fluid Framework, now basically Microsoft's Copilot Pages, we built a URI Schema to let in-app widgets specify the code that would let users interact with …
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Comment #43514824
I love this project! The UI feels so delightful and well thought out. I guess I found another weekend (multi-week?) activity. If you're looking for hackathon projects, the E-ink ec…
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Comment #39772503
This is a good point. Seems like a likely candidate for an S curve in tech development. i.e. next 15 years of VR are improvements to camera, display, and tracking technology. Follo…
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Comment #36809615
I’m pretty sure Anders, Steve Lucco, and Daniel Rosenwasser worked on this. So inventors + current lead PM of typescript. Should lend some credibility to the project.
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Comment #36793756
Even just an eye-test shows it's much faster than that for me. Pagespeed shows .6 for desktop, but locally I'm seeing frames loaded under 350ms. I would have guessed much faster, b…
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Comment #36793390
Really impressive stuff. Seems to have slowed down slightly now that it's on the front page, but blazing fast when I first opened it.
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Comment #36550427
I have really enjoyed learning from teachers and found "teachers" for fitness, language, and writing. Has anyone found a teacher for something non-traditional or particularly inter…
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Comment #35263675
All state including the app logic, UI, and app state of the component was shared/stored/synced via Fluid (I believe now Azure Fluid Relay.) This simplified integration because each…
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Comment #35263490
While this does look like a clone of Notion and I'm frustrated this took SIX (!!) years to ship, I'm unbelievably proud to see this out in public. I was working on this in November…
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Comment #33697451
When I was working on this problem with Fluid Framework, we did a few interesting experiments with "owned objects" and centralized ACL objects. I believe the team primarily impleme…
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Comment #31418972
Congratulations to Bruce & Team! Always exciting to see a classmate building cool stuff.
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Comment #30403115
Itd be hard for your computer to have the accuracy to detect it!
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Comment #30106805
How would your approach be similar to or different than Edge DB [1]? Sounds like much more orchestration around the DB layer? [1] https://www.edgedb.com/blog/building-a-production-…
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Comment #30106371
The Block Protocol is building on a pretty large history of similar ideas, but none have really succeeded. Joel's interest in this project is some cause for hope as is the embrace …
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Comment #30004334
Wow... this is so validating. I worked on a project I called "Buzz Me Up Scotty" (Or something like that) to do a very similar thing. Just glad someone proved the vision.
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Comment #29999333
Super interesting, I added this (albeit way less pretty) to my personal site and generally got poor reviews. That being said, I'm really enthusiastic about the idea. Example here: …
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Comment #29731370
It's hard to tell from Wikipedia what the 6th-grade reading level is and how its measured. Google points me to Flesch Reading Ease. Not a very precise formula... If I remember corr…
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Comment #29451911
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Comment #29360203
It appears I am younger than you (late 20's), but this is my experience. I spent 11 months with extremely challenging back pain and sciatica that started the day after snowboarding…
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Comment #28213923
Would be really neat to put Drawpile on the Fluid Framework. You could easily map Drawpile's ordered operations into distributed data structures. I did a similar thing a few months…