Ellie Huxtable
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5 months ago it's in closed beta, but i'm very happy to add people! right now I'm mostly interested in getting really good feedback to make sure we're building the right thing. I'll DM you!
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it's in closed beta, but i'm very happy to add people! right now I'm mostly interested in getting really good feedback to make sure we're building the right thing. I'll DM you!
thank you! :)
i've often floated the question 'if someone hacked openai and anthropic and leaked their proprietary models, how much of the value of the industry is that' and today we have learned the answer is 'roughly 1 trillion dollars'
Now?
▶︎ Articles go live instantly with one click
▶︎ Their content team manages everything from a single dashboard
▶︎ Pages load in milliseconds thanks to static generation
▶︎ Search rankings improved across core keywords
See what everyone's building: directus.io/built-with-...
Insurance News Australia was juggling content management + SEO while trying to keep their insurance news site lightning fast.
That's when our friends at Enamic stepped in with Directus, Astro, and Netlify to transform their digital publishing workflow.
Awesome work! Love to see it all come together 👏
Love to hear it! 🙌
You’ve likely already looked into this, but you can migrate an Inngest app across cloud providers so you could shift to a containerized platform if that’s better for your workload like Render, Fly or ECS. It should be a matter to redeploying and updating the URL on your next sync. Lmk if I can help!
add 'giving up more sidewalk space to cars' as yet another reason i have near-zero excitement about electric cars www.thecity.nyc/2025/01/27/g...
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Atuin Desktop lets you build collaborative, executable runbooks from your shell history. No more copy-pasting from an out-of-date wiki! I also believe that gradual automation is the way ahead, and always starts wth documenting what needs to happen
we've been working hard on addressing early beta feedback for Atuin Desktop in the past week - dark mode (y'all kept asking) - improved collaboration UX - custom terminal fonts - fixed several sync & performance issues
👀 We've got a new release this week and there are some big things for Prisma Studio in it.
Keep an eye out for some great new DX 🙌
Thanks for the feedback. We’ll work on improving this!
I wonder how many engineers got their start by watching a big honkin freight train blow past and learning that _people_ made that. Anyway my point is that everyone with kids should buy a 3D printer
my anecdotal experience is that the closer people get to llm stuff, like running full companies focusing entirely on replacing engineers with robots, the less interested they are in the bigger picture impacts
this article rules www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/on-having-...
Nice! Looks great! Let us know if we could provide any better docs for middleware or types!
I always try to give React team benefit of the doubt that they just genuinely believe the framework-dependent patterns they are pushing for the at the best interest of all React users, but after a few years the elephant in the room just grows bigger: what if they were… actually wrong?
We're using Mise tasks in Tuist and couldn't be happier: mise.jdx.dev/tasks/#file-...
Does this have any benefit over mise tasks? I would rather not define yet-another-thing in a yaml 😁
yeah, another quick & dirty'ish solution could be to reprint with typescript (through ts-morph to make it less horrible) and then running that through a general-purpose diff to do the sourcemap. be wary that typescript doesn't reprint the same source, though, like the literal 1_00 becomes 100…
it’s wild how easy this is in js and how hard it is for ts. the great ast tooling is either js-only or assumes you want to strip types and transpile
whew, i have spent a long time on this one. using magic-string and selectively reprinting nodes is another way, if the edits are somewhat contained.