Krishna
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Hey @elonmusk, what if Neuralink could reconstruct episodic memories into video? By decoding hippocampal signals and using generative AI, we could render recalled moments as "mind movies" — a new frontier for memory preservation, therapy, and dream visualization. Just a wild idea
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Building in public update .Week 1 report of . 👀 197 folks from India.🇺🇸 20 curious Americans.And… 1 brave soul each from 10+ countries . Not viral yet, but hey—we’re global now 😎. Stay tuned. It’s just getting started. #BuildInPublic
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We just launched – the community I always wished existed. No noise. No fluff. Just developers sharing what they know, learning from each other, and vibing around JavaScript, React, TypeScript, CSS, AI, and more. Whether you're debugging a weird issue
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Just launched today and got 216 downloads already. #OpenSource #npm. @npmjs. #javascript #typescript #react #nextjs
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Just launched today and got 216 downloads already. #OpenSource #npm @npmjs #javascript #typescript #react #nextjs
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env-audit.
You cloned a big project. There’s a .env, but no one knows which keys are actually used. Some keys are missing. Others are just… there. Probably from 2019. You grep around. Guess. Miss something. Things break. That’s why I made env-audit. It scans your codebase, compares it
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You cloned a big project. There’s a .env, but no one knows which keys are actually used. Some keys are missing. Others are just… there. Probably from 2019. You grep around. Guess. Miss something. Things break. That’s why I made env-audit. It scans your codebase, compares it
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💯.
Just published my first npm package: fetch-reactive. A tiny, zero-dependency wrapper around fetch() that gives you reactive state out of the box — loading, error, and results — no framework needed. You can subscribe to changes, refetch on demand, and even retry failed
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💯.
Just published my first npm package: fetch-reactive. A tiny, zero-dependency wrapper around fetch() that gives you reactive state out of the box — loading, error, and results — no framework needed. You can subscribe to changes, refetch on demand, and even retry failed
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Just published my first npm package: fetch-reactive. A tiny, zero-dependency wrapper around fetch() that gives you reactive state out of the box — loading, error, and results — no framework needed. You can subscribe to changes, refetch on demand, and even retry failed
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