16:[[40184797,{"by":"parker8798","descendants":37,"id":40184797,"kids":[40186394,40193787,40188442,40217803,40211429,40190340,40195503,40184918,40213159,40185494,40184917,40184971,40184812,40184910,40201140,40197008,40184923],"score":19,"text":"Just doing research...","time":1714263231,"title":"What are the biggest questions you ask yourself?","type":"story"}],[40156219,{"by":"thenorthbay","descendants":26,"id":40156219,"kids":[40158120,40156302,40161131,40157624,40166558,40158209,40166784,40160588,40159135,40190772,40159461,40158501,40166440,40162783,40157229,40157970,40157757,40158323,40158110,40166702,40174540],"score":26,"text":"Wouldn't it be cool to have a Supabase for SQLite?

The core idea here is: let SQLite run next to your application on the server; but have all features a client-server database give you.

What's the spec for this?

- SQLite runs next to server as production database

- That way, reads and writes are very fast

- In dev, some sort of worker auto-copies the prod DB to the local repo. Production bugs can be reproduced easily and code fixed quickly

- Have an interface that lets you access, view, and modify data in the production DB, kind of like Firebase. Might need a server of its own... or couldn't that just be the app server itself?

- SQLite auto-backs up to a bucket (like Litestream)

I kinda really want this, but haven't found anything quite like it. I've seen Turso, but it seems they focus more on global replication instead of the OSS developer experience I'm looking for.

What do you think? What am I missing?","time":1714045312,"title":"Ask HN: Wouldn't it be cool to have a Supabase for SQLite?","type":"story"}],[40103615,{"by":"qzuipo","descendants":4,"id":40103615,"kids":[40104901,40114220,40103955,40129200],"score":7,"text":"I was looking for a mind map sort of diagram for all the artificial intelligence related topics and how everything is related to each other. I could find some on Google.

Generally are there any tools/techniques that you use to understand/make it easy to comprehend complex topics pictorially or otherwise?","time":1713681279,"title":"Ask HN: How do you visualize complex concepts?","type":"story"}],[40104641,{"by":"aka_sh","descendants":128,"id":40104641,"kids":[40106756,40106845,40106397,40106939,40108980,40106604,40107115,40106264,40106853,40106329,40114709,40107774,40108766,40115869,40115467,40109995,40107335,40106279,40109938,40114575,40106694,40111904,40110944,40107294,40112625,40107784,40108651,40109597,40112851,40107329,40107301,40110116,40130918,40114860,40114210,40127729,40132352,40107478,40108432,40114125,40110877,40107980,40106754],"score":271,"text":"Hey HN,

I've been working on this side project for the past month. It generates a step-by-step tutorial guide for YouTube videos that you can follow along without watching long videos. Best suited for tutorial videos but can work for other videos aswell. No BS. Just straight to the point.

The guides are generated from pure transcript so you don't have to worry about it being AI. It's my first project as a total beginner. Something I had to do inorder to get out of tutorial hell.

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or if you face any problems or bugs. I would try to fix them to the best of my abilities and as soon as possible.

I would appreciate your feedback on this. Let me know what you think!","time":1713696745,"title":"Show HN: I made a website that converts YT videos into step-by-step guides","type":"story","url":"https://stepify.tech/"}],[40074360,{"by":"anbardoi","descendants":18,"id":40074360,"kids":[40083528,40082077,40074493,40079622,40088461,40080510,40076782,40100784,40074428,40078678,40074762,40087389,40074585,40077773],"score":27,"text":"I just want to remove stories that link to sites like bloomberg, New York Times, Wired, etc. because they are paywalled/account-walled articles.","time":1713431980,"title":"Ask HN: Is there a way to customize the stories on Hacker News?","type":"story"}]]

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