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@laurenloprete @connor_online yup, their demo is impressive and it’s public https://t.co/g59yT8ngYc

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https://t.co/dRqeFGNsBF

[Benji Taylor @benjitaylor]

A personal website should feel like you’ve briefly left the rest of the internet

[Saj @sajhabe]

I’ve been testing Table Steroids on complex production tables for months now!

If you run into an issue, you can DM me or submit one on GitHub!

More details here → https://t.co/mpErDsn5eC

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Make your React tables feel like spreadsheets

Simply replace any <table> in your app with <TableSteroids> to give it selection and clipboard superpowers

→ npm i table-steroids

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You can even install Table Steroids as a bookmarklet and convert any HTML table across the web with one click.

I wrote about the geometry behind this package here → https://t.co/r4hy9g2LyM

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@echevarss @thomaspaulmann you can plot your predictions and see results here https://t.co/PYmsK4podE
no download necessary 😉

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@evilrabbit_ here it is: https://t.co/PYmsK4podE
results can be shared by link or downloaded as image!

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@frantzfries definitely consider pitter patter https://t.co/41EVqcGA7k

they're building a tiptap alternative (also based on prosemirror)

[James Cowling @jamesacowling]

In case you thought it gets easier

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@rywiggs @rjonesy you can try a demo here: https://t.co/xfuWiNCnBh

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@rywiggs @rjonesy my suggestion: auto-apply high confidence categories and reveal low confidence categories (<90%) in “review” mode. the user can approve all, manual approve, replace, or outright reject. each action can train the AI.

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@pdotcv fin is a bad name and it make me think of a fish. is it supposed to be a gender neutral name? or a clever reference to the end title card in french films? it might've been a good one if the starting point wasn't intercom

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@bnj also airbnb has seemingly A/B tested conversions to hell because they won’t give you a “lowest price best reviewed” filter or really any ratings filter at all. probably hits conversion and margins, so you’re forced to dig and organize in gsheets.

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@bnj sadly i don’t think travel marketplaces are incentivized to optimize your trip.

similar dynamic why credit cards fragment your credits (for underutilization)

a “perfect” trip shrinks their margins. travel is tough because of supply/relations, ads, conversion, margins, etc.

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@henrythe9ths you forgot Greenhouse CTO -> MTS

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@fat implemented trees in a sidebar. looking pretty good!

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@waynesutton @github @googleaidevs i don’t tweet often but when i do, it might be to complain about google cloud.

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@theo A few months back I went to create a Gemini API key, it was straightforward. But it turns out to use Vertex with env variables you need to create a service account and base64 encode the JSON key. I set the region as us-west-1 and faced ambiguous errors, but us-central-1 fixed it!

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@waynesutton @github @googleaidevs even with the best auth library, you’re still forced to go to google cloud console (or whatever it’s called) and jump through insane hoops layered deep in the bowels of IAM or APIs & Services or whatever just to generate “OAuth 2.0 credentials” to get things working.

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@jamesacowling @convex it was a matter of time, coming from a day one convex ents user!

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@jamwt ents is pretty great (edges made a difference in migrating a large prisma schema and router), but maintenance mode is basically a deterrent for newcomers.