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Loads slow on my gigabit fiber connection. But it looks nice

Wish there was a way to use this with .NET

I'm afraid of what the future will look like 10+ years down the line after we've gutted humans from the workforce and replaced them with AI. Companies are going to be more faceless than they've ever been. Nobody will be accountable, you won't be able to talk to anyone with a pulse to figure out a problem (that's already hard enough). And we'll be living in a vibe coded nightmare governed by executives who were sold on the promise of a better bottom line due to nixing salaries/benefits/etc.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Checking in here almost daily is always a bright spot. Keep up the good work @dang and thanks for making this a place we want to be.

Same came here to post this. One of the first things I install.

Huh never thought about that. I wonder how many people do that? Seems like a public service.

Why would anyone be a daily Tor user and trying to hit clear-net sites on top of that? This sounds like a bizarre usecase.

Exact same problem I have with being fully remote. It’s turned into near total isolation from everyone except immediate family.

Just a guess, but I'm thinking this isn't going to get much traction because: 1) it just reads like an AI-written ad and 2) people have "vibe coding" fatigue.

I won't go near anything Elon touches because of this. He's a clown.

Stop posting the same thing over and over again.

It's not the exact same at all.

As an American, I envy you and your country. What millions of us wouldn’t give for the wheels of justice to catch up over here.

Now do Trump.

It worries me that the president is a malignant narcissist conman who lies pathologically and has replaced morality with loyalty in the US government.

What’s so special about GPT-5 streaming that it requires government ID to use it?

This may be my most used software. It’s indispensable.

Didn’t open AI release a Santa version of ChatGPT around the holidays and make it available over the phone too? Easy way to save $100!

As in more impressive than what we consumers have access to from OpenAI, Anthropic, etc?

For my side projects I just use a deploy script that uses ssh and rsync to move data, run migrations, etc to push from my dev environment to whatever production server I pass in as an argument. Nothing fancy but dead simple with easy rollbacks and a few hundred ms downtime.

Yeah that tracks.

This is just peak HN. The irony is that your argument for valuing “sane, grounded management” rests on a dogmatic personal dislike of Electron. You’re equating “things I wouldn’t do” with “management gone off the rails”. Of all the things an email provider could do to seem unreasonable, building an Electron app isn’t exactly high on the list.

Pretty sure none of us are going to see this reflected on our invoices.

No worries. I really dig all of this and think D* is a great product. Looking forward to seeing what else comes out.

I watched the demo and love the philosophy behind the product.

Do you plan to support code blocks with syntax highlighting? Markdown text blocks ?

Too bad it will only be available as a Pro feature. I’m not against supporting hard work by any means but framing it as an alternative to free options set me up for a bit of disappointment. But I agree with everything else you said that this seems very impressive.

Mine too. I’ve been playing with this lately

https://www.zjax.dev/

And I like what the author is doing

I like what https://www.zjax.dev/ has done

Yes and it’s happening everywhere, not just this post

I have ADHD-PI and have never been diagnosed as autistic, but many of the traits described around masking and socializing are relatable to me. I’ve always just referred to myself as an introvert though. Being around people is such a drain and feels so performative. I’m not claiming to be autistic either, just saying I sometimes question if there isn’t a condition that may fit the ways I feel when it comes to being around people.

The Covid lockdowns were a godsend. I imagine they were for many others too.