@shadcn — shadcn/ui Charts: copy-paste chart components built on Recharts
Introducing Charts.
A collection of chart components that you can copy and paste into your apps.
Built on top of Recharts. Beautifully designed. Open Source.
Neat — shadcn/ui's copy-paste model applied to charts is actually the right move here. Recharts is fine but styling it from scratch every time is tedious. Having pre-built, opinionated components you can drop in and own is more useful than another wrapper library you depend on forever.
Introducing Charts. A collection of chart components that you can copy and paste into your apps. Built on top of Recharts. Beautifully designed. Open Source.
@kukaarmedin — Rate limiting in Next.js with dub.co
Rate limiting in Next.js is as easy as it gets
cc: @dubdotco
Smart — rate limiting is one of those things that sounds simple but usually involves standing up Redis, wiring up middleware, and debugging edge cases for a day. If dub.co's abstraction actually collapses that into a few lines, that's worth knowing. The screenshot does look clean, though I'd want to see what happens at the edge cases (sliding window vs fixed, distributed state across regions).
Rate limiting in Next.js is as easy as it gets cc: @dubdotco
@sidbing — Relearning math from scratch for ML
started relearning maths from scratch after 5 years today.
signed up to mathacademy . com gave a diagnostic test revising a lot of foundational stuff aim for 70+ XP everyday (~5-8 topics) finish maths for ml by jan 2025 hellyeah.jpg
Honestly saved this mostly as a reminder that mathacademy.com exists and has a structured ML math path. The diagnostic-then-adaptive approach is better than starting from "ok, 3Blue1Brown playlist." The concrete daily target (70 XP, 5-8 topics) is the kind of commitment that actually sticks — vague intentions don't.
started relearning maths from scratch after 5 years today. >signed up to mathacademy . com >gave a diagnostic test >revising a lot of foundational stuff >aim for 70+ XP everyday (~5-8 topics) >finish maths for ml by jan 2025 >hellyeah.jpg
@mddanishyusuf — 2.5 years running a US LLC as a solo founder based in India
📝 My 2.5 years experience of running LLC in US as a solo founder and I live in India.
I use @stripe Atlas, to registered LLC and paid $500(one-time setup fee).
Apply online took approx 30 minutes(1000x faster than registering a company in India)
I got EIN within 10 days, so I [...]
That's useful, concrete experience — Stripe Atlas, $500 setup, EIN in 10 days. Most advice on this topic is either vague or targeted at US residents, so hearing the actual timeline and toolchain from someone operating cross-border is more valuable than the generic "set up a Delaware LLC" thread. Filed this for when it's relevant.
