For a long time I've been looking to solve the repetitive schema pattern issues in SQL. This week I created a DSL that allows parametric polymorphism for SQL, and I wrote a compiler for it.
> As a not-for-profit company, we can afford to do things differently. AI Search uses smaller, more efficient models, and we avoid energy-heavy features like video generation altogether.
I'm a bit confused -- do other search engines provide video generation? Mentioning that sounds too out of place to me. Am I missing something?
Not sure about other folks, but I'd never trust a privacy-friendly tag on an indie software that's not open-source. Even for popular and trusted software (e.g., Obsidian) it gives me chills.
Totally get it — open source definitely helps build trust. That said, getting the Chrome Web Store Featured Badge means the extension passed their strict review, including privacy rules.
I recommend checking out concept design [0] from Daniel Jackson [1]. It provides a framework to enforce modularity while building meaningfully designed software.
I have done a bit of work implementing a prototype framework for coding concepts using TypeScript [2], and it has worked beautifully for the Software Design class at MIT Daniel teaches. I think the newest iteration of class this semester uses a different approach to code concepts, but it's still a research space.
Not sure if it was due to higher load from HN or my IP location, but your website is inaccessible to me right now: "This deployment is temporarily paused."
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