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Paul Tarvydas 2023-07-24 09:53:24

Experiment: Converting Point-Form Notes from JSON Into Text Summaries using AI

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JSON point-form notes to AI summary I created a page of "cards" in a Kinopio webpage (called a "space"). I exported this page to JSON. I uploaded the JSON to my GitHub Pages blog. I grabbed the nā€¦

Jason Chan 2023-07-27 18:56:05

Iā€™ve been re-building Subset.so to make it way easier to reuse templates directly in the editor. The idea is that you should be able to build beautiful spreadsheets without starting from scratch. For example if you want to build dashboard with a P&L and inputs, you can find both templates and drop them into the same editor. The concept is pretty common in design editors like Canva where you can look up and drop in design elements, but havenā€™t seen it done with spreadsheets before. Hereā€™s a 7 second demo

Lu Wilson 2023-07-27 22:32:45

woah! built with tldraw! looks great!

Jason Chan 2023-07-27 22:59:00

literally made a 10x improvement to our product when we started using it

Lu Wilson 2023-07-28 14:53:56

Awesome, glad to hear it, I've shared it with the rest of the team :) Really like how you easy you're making it to use templates here

Marcel Weiher 2023-07-30 08:23:29

I implemented support for property paths in my native compiler.

scheme Hello 

{

   /hi/:p1 {

      get { 

    'hello: ',p1.

     }

   }

   -main:args

   {

        self waitOnPort: 8081 intValue.

   }

}

So that little test program can now be fully compiler to an ARM64 binary.

]stc SchemeDefHTTP.st

]file SchemeDefHTTP

SchemeDefHTTP: Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64

]./SchemeDefHTTP 

2023-07-30 10:16:36.680 SchemeDefHTTP[51040:2409943] will listen on port: 8081

From another shell:

]curl  [localhost:8081/hi/Marcel](http://localhost:8081/hi/Marcel)

hello: Marcel%

]wrk  [localhost:8081/hi/Marcel](http://localhost:8081/hi/Marcel)

Running 10s test @ [localhost:8081/hi/Marcel](http://localhost:8081/hi/Marcel)

  2 threads and 10 connections

  Thread Stats   Avg      Stdev     Max   +/- Stdev

    Latency    57.33us   15.35us   1.13ms   80.91%

    Req/Sec    75.02k     3.81k   78.81k    95.54%

  1507905 requests in 10.10s, 198.45MB read

Requests/sec: 149295.29

Transfer/sec:     19.65MB

So more expressive than something like sinatra, but running at cool 140K requests/s.

The dichotomy between expressiveness/comfort and performance is a false one, a bit like the one we used to have between user-friendly but crashy client-operating systems and solid but unfriendly server operating systems. Now my phone and my watch both run Unix.

Kartik Agaram 2023-07-30 18:57:59

Very interesting.

Are your code samples in a shell? Hard to tell what you're typing and what's output.