sno6
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Comment · 11 hours ago
Reading Murat's blog around the start of the year introduced me to the idea of freewriting. I built a tool that I still use weekly for coming up with new ideas / exploring thoughts.
https://flow-six-henna.vercel.app https://github.com/sno6/flow
(Fully local btw)
Comment · 1 month ago
First time i’ve heard of bob (born late 90s I guess). Had a great afternoon watching his videos. Thanks for the fun, best wishes to the family.
Comment · 2 months ago
"In a world where the cost of answers is dropping to zero, the value of the question becomes everything"
Comment · 3 months ago
Saying don't do it won't solve the problem unfortunately. Changing the review process so the session is tied to the code and the reviewer can ask the session/agent is the way, imo, and what we're doing at Chapter.
Comment · 6 months ago
I took it to mean their process was more divergent than convergent. They explored some branches, felt one had life, or tension, and then unfolded from there.
Comment · 1 year ago
Guys, this is super cool. As someone building a canvas product that also has a (prosemirror) notepad I am super inspired by this. The way you can flick from a canvas on the notepad, back to the notepad, and it doesn't feel like you're locked in to any block because you can still slightly see where you came from.. love it.
All the best!
Comment · 1 year ago
Klaro | Founding Engineer | Onsite (Sydney, Australia)
Spreadsheets if they were invented in 2024.
Technical problems you will be working on:
- Building a local-first sync engine.
- Scaling a custom graph computation & visualisation engine.
- Much much more.
Apply here: https://www.klaroapp.com/careers
Comment · 2 years ago
Excel is great but there’s a large audience who would benefit from something simpler and more intuitive. That’s what we are trying to build at Klaro (klaroapp.com)
Comment · 2 years ago
Klaro | Founding Engineer | Onsite (Sydney, Australia)
We are building a collaborative workspace to help non-technical, non-financial people work with numbers. We have an ambitious goal and are looking for an equally ambitious engineer.
Key things you would be working on:
- Sync engine for local first experience.
- Building an innovative canvas experience on the frontend.
- Custom graph computation engine.
Apply here: https://www.klaroapp.com/careers
Comment · 2 years ago
Klaro | Founding Engineer | Onsite (Sydney, Australia)
We are building a collaborative workspace to help non-technical, non-financial people work with numbers. We have an ambitious goal and are looking for an equally ambitious engineer.
Key things you would be working on:
- Sync engine for local first experience.
- Custom graph computation engine.
- Building a novel canvas experience on the frontend.
Apply here: https://www.klaroapp.com/founding-engineer
Comment · 2 years ago
They usually use a central server and last-writer-wins semantics.
Figma for example https://www.figma.com/blog/how-figmas-multiplayer-technology...
I've seen CF Durable Objects used quite a lot.
There are other emerging patterns too: https://www.instantdb.com/
Comment · 3 years ago
The reason for this is quite interesting and is due to the data that Whisper (the transcription service) was trained on: https://github.com/openai/whisper/discussions/928
Comment · 3 years ago
This looks great thanks for sharing. I've been using a similar app on iOS and it's definitely been helping with my German. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/langs-ai-language-learning/id1...
Comment · 4 years ago
I think a _part_ of the problem is due to being confined to the dimensions of your screen. If I'm reading code in one file which relies on context from another file, I can bring them up side by side in my editor, but the value in doing that diminishes with the more files / context I need in order to understand something.
Sometimes I wish I could project my IDE onto the wall behind my monitors. Programming in VR would probably achieve the same thing, but I'm not ready to move into that world yet.
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