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Interesting looking at the data, the questions always seemed to peek in March. Anyone have insight into that?

Because sounding skeptical and "clever" is more important to some people than providing meaningful and relevant insight into the topic at hand.

Using an LLM for this seems excessive when there are well established algorithms for detecting high entropy strings.

Looking at NotebookLM and NotebookLLama I wanted something that I could self-host and orchestrate easily with other cloud services, so I built this reference example as a starting …

Great list! For me it kind of highlights how saturated this space is.

That's awesome to hear! I'm really excited to see the framework ecosystem grow.

Having worked heavily with gRPC before I like how syntactically similar WIT is to proto. Looks like its time to start experimenting more with web assembly component interop :).

Frameworks recent dig at "upgradeable" storage in the new m4 mac mini made me chuckle, upcycling an old macbook shell is even better.

Very fun to play with, Nice UI as well. Well done!

Worth noting that most of the terraform documentation for classic pulumi providers (providers build on top of TF providers) is still relevant to Pulumi.

Thanks for that, there is no pricing as it's a FOSS framework not a platform. But I get where this is coming from. Nitric currently makes money working with enterprises on cloud so…

Given the scope of it's potential I'd even say the current state is embryonic.

Many of the problems stated might also be opportunities for innovation and disruption. General advice though for any startup without getting into the specifics of any industry is t…

Thanks for that, will look at posting a Show HN for this.

This is a guide that I wrote to showcase a new batch inference feature for an OSS framework that I author (nitric.io). I know things like Podcast generation via NotebookLM and also…

Looking for some fresh eyes to take a look at this guide, its the first part of a series for building an AI Podcast using a framework that I author.

The more I've used Golang over the past few years the more I've come to appreciate the simplicity of its design and its lack of syntactic sugar. It's made me realise that much of t…

Can you elaborate? I think that would be helpful for others seeing this and I can get the article updated based on your feedback.

Thanks so much for taking the time to write such detailed feedback. This is really useful and exactly the perspective I was hoping someone would look at it from :)

Recently relaunched the landing page for an OSS project that I work on, and am looking for feedback and first impressions. Trying to fix issues we've had where the purpose of the p…