- https://www.ironcalc.com - Also found a tui interface for it - https://github.com/zaphar/sheetsui

Is a notion page, github repo, or google doc that has user submitted content that can be publicly shared also user-hosted?

IMO Google should not be able to use definitive language "Dangerous website" if its automated process is not definitive/accurate. A false flag can erode customer trust.

https://github.com/r0x0r/pywebview

My ideal setup would be to just write SQL on telemetry data and plot dashboards / set alerts.

Also, thoughts on Vector vs otel agent?

Questions:

- I see there is a diagram running multiple Postgres nodes backed by this store, very similar to horizontally distributed web-server. Doesn't Postgres use WAL replication? Or is it disabled and they are they running on same "views" of the filesystem?

- What does this mean for services that handle geo-distribution on app layer? e.g. CockroachDB?

Sorry if this sounds dumb.

The vocabulary tooling looks neat and well thought out.

I tried the demo at https://kan.bn/kan/roadmap but clicking on the card shows the skeleton placeholder, doesn't seem to load the card content.

Yes! Looking forward to using Overtone.

What are your thoughts on:

- Handling compaction for long lived apps/pages?

- IMO events are nice, but also require discipline and good design w.r.t code (Thinking of how application layer evolves over time, possibility of maintaining code for older client versions and/or schema migrations.

- Overtone looks sick. I've been using Spotify less and less because of janky UI and constant UI changes, would love a replacement. I see that it supports multiple sources, will it offer offline playback?

If you want to create one of your own space to play around. Then go to oorja.io -> create your first space -> choose "try without signup". Then in the space add the Sparkpad app.

I'm Akshay, and I love to experiment with real-time apps.

SparkPad is an experimental GenAI chat app. The twist is real-time collaboration: think multiplayer, a shared chatbook. Messages and streaming AI responses are live for everyone in the space. The prompt editor is also shared and synced.

I use it to create different spaces with custom prompts suited to a task, workflow, or project, keeping my chats scoped. It can also be shared with a team for a common prompt setup.

Tech details: Built with Yjs. Client-side AI API calls are routed through a designated host's API key. The only AI model for now is Gemini (because it's fast)

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43487482

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I've also discovered similar networking issues in my own application while traveling. For example, in Vietnam right now, I was facing recurring issues like long connection establishment times and loss of responsiveness mid-operation. I thought I was losing my mind - I even configured Caddy to not use HTTP3/QUIC (some networks don't like UDP).

I moved some chunkier messages in my app to HTTP requests, and it has become much more stable (though still iffy at times).

> Typing messages in these chat apps quickly becomes tedious and autocompletions help a lot with this.

If you're on Mac, you can use dictation. focus text-input, double-tap control key and just speak.

I skimmed through the website, and the only interaction is to join the beta, view a video which is 15mins (too long).

> Hey designers! Ever wish you could grab those stunning UI screens you find online and make them instantly editable?

> With Nudge, now you can. We’ve taken the hassle out of design inspiration and turned it into a tool you can actually work with. Think editable, customizable, and ready to roll – straight into your Figma projects.

It saves time for people who are surfing by, and tells them what problem you're solving, engaging a discussion (vs. just posting here as a launch).

Good job on building and putting it out there! I'm not a designer, but it looks incredibly helpful/time saving. In the video it seems I can just click on App store screenshots -> import and play with them in Figma? How does it manage assets/fonts?

Off-topic: https://nobodycaresaboutyourage.com/ (I came across this website a few days ago on Reddit)