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Sahil anticipates AI will significantly commoditize software. Especially following DeepSeek's impact. He has promoted Devin via twitter and likely aims to position Gumroad as the leading creator-focused alternative to traditional Open Source e-commerce platforms.

I wonder if the colors were programmatically extracted from the photographs

Macromedia's Rich Internet Application (RIA) concept aimed beyond mere navigation, delivering purposeful, desktop-like experiences.

I found more posters: https://filmartgallery.com/collections/polish-movie-posters

It seems an advanced version of https://txt.fyi. The balance between simplicity and experience is great. I hope you can continue with the project

Human-in-the-loop (HITL) a buzzword that has become common these days

I found incredible how is not included in the discussion the confidentiality. The kind of information a patient share with a professional is sensitive. I don't consider something to be stored or manipulated on any way by a wrapper AI service or even an AI provider that potentially to be exploited for profit

Articles cited in the writing:

New Yorker: https://archive.ph/J3Kex

Wired: https://archive.ph/pNqag

I didn't find the middle-out compression

Am I the only one who reads Bansky when sees bsky?

That would be the right thing but browsers are not interested in adding friction to an ecosystem that already has its own rules. Extensions offer a lot of value to users witjout any effort from the browser companies

In case you use Jekyll or other static blog platform this method may be useful too https://www.coryzue.com/writing/bluesky-comments/

Great project. Makes me think on a digital version of this https://gladdendesign.com/products/paper-apps-golf

Reminds me of an article from last year https://maggieappleton.com/home-cooked-software

Same with Tabby, but it received 248 points instead https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42675725 Original: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35470915

In that case I'm going to start reposting all good old links.

Duplicated https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35470915

2006

Also a great css tool for creating quick designs in html https://almonk.github.io/pylon/

I agree, it had been different with a license like MIT

It's possible

Agree that it seems pretty vague and intentionally dreamy. My own interpretation is that as an answer to ai revolution they want to evolute from low-code to no-code

It's the same, for sure the proximity of that little scandal to this announcement is no coincidence.

A fair comparison would be Bruno

It seems a good alternative to concrete.css

Although he exposes interesting points there, the final download size is still 20x larger than ES6. You gain DevEx against some load time

Boilerplates:

https://boilerplatelist.com/ https://boilermat.es/

It's sad to see a great company like HG to reach this situation, the one and only to offered in that time many of the most influential and foundational indie games, also worried about being fair to players and present a fair alternative to Steam with his DRM-free options.

Terence's blog is a classic and a must. Popular because reached HN top 1 more than once