Differential Dataflow and McSherry’s commercial SQL Driver implementation at Materialize:
- https://github.com/TimelyDataflow/differential-dataflow/ - https://materialize.com/
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#42macrofab.com - full pcb etching and routing with component assembly for SMBs or hobbyists. Although this technology exists to an extent today, I think eventually "2 day delivery" of fully assembled customed circuits + the ability to instantly scale up will enable a lot of new hardware innovation.
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#43macrofab.com - full pcb etching and routing with component assembly for SMBs or hobbyists. Although this technology exists to an extent today, I think eventually "2 day delivery" of fully assembled customed circuits + the ability to instantly scale up will enable a lot of new hardware innovation.
Agreed on MacroFab, though I think CircuitHub takes that concept to the next level by having project cloning and forking built in.
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#44As an ethical vegetarian for the past five years, I've very interested in cultured (lab-grown) meat technology[1]. FWIW, I'm very happy with my diet and probably wouldn't switch back even if this does become affordable, but I'm 100% supportive of the concept of cruelty-free meat. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultured_meat
I am an ethical meat eater. I would rather eat grass fed beef and lamb than see the additional suffering of hundreds/thousands of rodents (let alone the tens of millions of insects) that me adopting a vegetarian diet would induce. Being poisoned or shredded in a harvester is not a cruelty-free way to die. On a more philosophical note, I think it is better to have lived and died than to not have ever existed. Given ve…
This is a new and surprising take.
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#45https://prisma.io I love their Prisma 2 product. And it lives up to the hype, it is indeed a next generation ORM. Very useful when you're rushing to iterate.
I shied away from it because it didn’t seem to handle schema migrations well, but that was v1. Do you know if things have improved in v2?
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#46https://Futureland.tv - a community of people learning a craft and sharing their progress along the way.
FL is great. Team and community that care about each other and are building an incredible product.
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#47https://hotwire.dev/ - alternative approach to building modern web applications by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire. https://temporal.io/ - is the new kid on the block of state-dependent service-orchestrated application development platforms. https://workos.com/ - is building enterprise-readiness as a service, enabling new companies to start selling to enterprise customers with just a few lines of code. htt…
Haven't seen an update for the release of AoE 4, really hoping they release a demo soon. Been dying to get back to a high quality RTS. I thought the AoE 2 games took a little too long, so hoping these ones are shorter on average.
They released a tragically short gameplay trailer [1] that revealed two fractions: England and Mongols. The r/aoe4 has quite active community and the following thread [2] summarizes all known information about the game.
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFlVNtGJVDU
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/aoe4/comments/hf1da1/1st_attempt_at...
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#48https://hotwire.dev/ - alternative approach to building modern web applications by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire. https://temporal.io/ - is the new kid on the block of state-dependent service-orchestrated application development platforms. https://workos.com/ - is building enterprise-readiness as a service, enabling new companies to start selling to enterprise customers with just a few lines of code. htt…
Haven't seen an update for the release of AoE 4, really hoping they release a demo soon. Been dying to get back to a high quality RTS. I thought the AoE 2 games took a little too long, so hoping these ones are shorter on average.
How long were your games taking? From what I saw, pro games took less than half an hour because they knew how to press their advantage but amateurs would play it safe and build up a lead before their final attack. I have seen this pattern in other games too.
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#49Anyone used appgyver? This one looks solid
It's wild because I used to intern at Applique which was purchased by Appgyver, not sure how much is still powered by or was ever powered by the Applique core. I feel like react native is more prominent, but also it could be just the people I interact with.
Check out Draftbit (YC 18) that generates React Native (Expo) code for ya! Connect any backend. We’re launching a lot of exciting features in the next couple weeks!
I’m one of the founders, would love to know what you think!