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Comment · 3 months ago
Not a lawyer but if you can sue for emotional distress for similar situations I would imagine there is an angle here
Comment · 4 months ago
Broken on mobile, and clearly written by an AI co-author.

This sounds like Claude from a mile away

“It strikes the tool. It keeps the person. Matching runs on both the display name and the email, normalized — so a renamed bot or a numeric noreply address doesn’t slip through. A human is never in the blast radius.”

Comment · 5 months ago
“Sub-100ms response times, because I chose the hard path with Rust and it paid off.“

Rust is not the reason you have sub-100ms response times. If it were the true bottleneck your app would be far faster than this

Comment · 5 months ago
This woman knows nothing about the real world
Comment · 5 months ago
robots.txt is merely a gentleman’s courtesy at this point. Nobody is obligated to follow it.
Comment · 7 months ago
The data viz of the benchmarks is really rough. I think you’d get a lot of leverage out of rebuilding it and using colors and/or shapes to extract additional dimensions. Nobody wants to scan through raw file paths as labels to try and figure out what the hell the results are
Comment · 7 months ago
This problem was solved almost 15 years ago
Comment · 8 months ago
Learn to read canonical diffs. It is the standard and will get you further than any new tool
Comment · 9 months ago
Neat idea but you could build this with a fraction of the complexity by ditching sqlite and duckdb for your native file system and rg/grep/gawk with equivalent performance
Comment · 9 months ago
Why are people using rust to build web apps
Comment · 9 months ago
Looks really cool, will definitely be trying it out. Do you have any screenshares or demo midi you can share? And is there any way to use a text based notation rather than a piano roll?
Comment · 9 months ago
Why? Just because it’s in rust doesn’t make it a better product
Comment · 9 months ago
Heartbreaking. They were a pioneer and laid the foundation for countless artists over the last 20 years. Especially in the early 2010s, their products like Massive played a key role in shaping what modern electronic music would eventually sound like. Ever since they got acquired and merged with izotope, they’ve been spiraling. Another textbook example of how private equity destroys innovative companies.
Comment · 11 months ago
Someone never read their shell’s manpages

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