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I think in 2025 "intelligently creating" kind of implies the use of AI but (thankfully) this is just doing a string format based on an issue title.

This is really cool, Langfuse looks awesome

Deserves a (2020) tag I think, given the regular references to "current times", plus the rate of change in the CSS/JS space

I like how signing up requires agreeing to the terms of service and privacy policy, but both links go to empty pages.

Ever so slightly harder to create dozens of accounts to get free credits?

I've tried Bitearden, and it's great (and free) but the best option is 1Password if you ask me.

Weird, yesterday I ended up at hello.com and was interested by the site... orkut.com has exactly the same layout and "languages: English Português" selector at the top. Coincidence?

Everyone do your part! I took the rest of the week off to give GitHub a chance to recover. Flatten the peaks, let GitHub migrate

Worst custom scrolling I've seen in a long time... Completely disabled the swipe-back feature on my MacBook.

I suggest checking out cloud.elastic.co if you want a way to securely query Elasticsearch directly from the browser without getting X-Pack

Yes

I also find GitHub to be a great example for API design inspiration

It's Soylent for your closet

You are not alone

"I spent most of the night trying to replicate this behavior -- a blue banner on new tabs in IE11 with "Microsoft recommends upgrading to Windows 10" -- and couldn't get it to trigger. If you can, I'd appreciate your shooting an email with a screenshot to woody@askwoody.com."

I'm probably not educated enough to say something like this, but "Included within the FAST Act is a section, the Reforming Access for Investments in Startup Enterprises (“RAISE”) Act" is something I hate about how laws get passed.

It feels so strange that Acts can involve completely unrelated regulations.

That's exactly what I use, var h = require('highland');

Kibana dev here, also surprised by your experience. I have 1 million web log documents stored in elasticsearch right now, running on my macbook, and Kibana runs quite fast IMO. Would love to debug this further if you wouldn't mind filing an issue on Github.

I agree, let the script speak for itself. It's great!

So excited to try this out. An Angular specific smart model layer is something I've been wanting to contribute to the community for a while. Thanks for doing much of the hard work!

Want to highlight some of your specific pain points?

YES! Shard-allocation dashboard!!

Looks like it offers a subset of the features by allowing you to use the same require() function for both amd and commonjs modules.

https://gist.github.com/spenceralger/946ddc6c55d997d4a028

We are currently working on an official QuerySet-like python library here at Elasticsearch:

https://github.com/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-dsl-py

Interesting. I wonder if your father resorted to the Ubuntu laptop because your Mom refused to give up the mini :P

Just have to say, Apple has been working the usability angle a lot longer than Ubuntu and it doesn't seem to be upsetting Microsoft too much. Of course, this comes from a person who has never been able to rationalize spending his own money on a Mac.

Hang tight

A slightly more sophisticated implementation: https://code.google.com/p/google-diff-match-patch/

And amazingly fun to hack on.