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New account, mentions going with Doppler, a few "use doppler" comments as well. Sketchy as fuck

TinyBase looks great, I wonder why it's not more popular?

I wonder, you as the author, what would you say the main drawbacks are of tinybase?

for example?

How do you prevent the user from uploading a 5gb string to one of the fields?

Because there's no money to be made from such devices

I use https://github.com/orsinium-labs/enum

To everybody complaining about the awful text rendering, it's literally in the first paragraph

> [It is ironic indeed, that a text about text rendering, is presented in such an inaccessible and badly-typed environment. This is a Google Docs Preview page. I am still yet to find a solution that provides the same features (collaboration, commenting, live edits) and is presented better. Suggestions are appreciated.]

The syntax looks very similar to Go

That is very reassuring /s

The macbook is already foldable.

Very useful for DDD, like having an Email type, or String100 (string of 100 characters)

I wonder's what's the best quality/price translation service

I've always been curious how these apps that gamify productivity prevent "cheating" - turning it into a gacha game instead of improving productivity

> The code will be packaged up and sold by unscrupulous people who will not contribute back

Choose a good license then

Does Ollama support GBNF grammars?

You're basically creating an expression language: https://github.com/expr-lang/expr

It seems like an awesome project, I'd say go for it, check /r/ProgrammingLanguages as well. However, typescript is "good enough" for the community, so I don't think it will take off in the sense that you mean.

You want grammars to restrict the output, search for "gbnf grammar". That and combined with a good prompt with an example, also check out outlines.dev

They have their own framework:

https://github.com/Azure/portaldocs/blob/main/portal-sdk/gen...

Repo: https://github.com/azure-rtos/threadx

I think that's not the right question to ask, you're good enough to apply wherever you want.

As for working on yourself, I'd say do that constantly, improve continuously and keep applying. Your idea to do a comparison with people who work there is a good one, you might also message them, might find more answers that way

People working on incredible things that you don't know and will probably hear about in some years

Uber does way more than calling a cab, however, I was also surprised by the number of lines of code

Why the decision to release it as OSS?

Reading this I'm thinking "this sounds super similar to serviceweaver". Turns out, it's serviceweaver they're talking about :)

open-core*

Does anyone know a similar library for js/ts?

Reminds me of building a bittorrent client in go: https://blog.jse.li/posts/torrent/

"Don't worry about pricing ever again, we'll take our money without you ever knowing ;)"

/s in case it isn't obvious