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Comment #46144324
Wasn't that excited since Caesar III. What did you do, OP? I have a side project to launch, ain't nobody no time for that! :D
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Comment #46118793
I was hypnotized for 10 minutes. This is amazing. The .technology tld is hilarious. Reminds me of technologia memes
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Comment #45701571
Congrats on the launch, that looks really cool! I had an idea to build a restricted zones for a phone. For example, I can't take my phone to bed, so I wanted to create a esp32 base…
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Comment #45603965
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Comment #45602992
And it's a first time Bill Gates had a thought that he would better be dead by now.
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Comment #45602969
Not gonna lie, the pricing is super attractive! :) I'd love to see an API, so I can also run automations using this tool on my mac.
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Comment #45588890
Sorry for the dumb question, but is it safe? does it exposes ports on demand or just all of them at once?
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Comment #45588877
I wish Claude would just build a lovable-like experience into their desktop app so the codebase will sit on your local computer with easy transition to cloud code.
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Comment #45583759
My main blocker with self hosting always been the security aspect. I never know if I'm doing enough to make sure nobody access my secrets and db, having that course/checklist would…
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Show HN: I've built a prototype for a physical e-ink todo list with voice input
It's just a concept, but i'm sure it's possible to build something like that with esp32 and eink display. It uses fully local speech to text, for real device i'd use a server based…
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Comment #45580473
Maybe it's a new name of the game now, creating new frameworks that are more optimized for agents to use rather then humans. Tailwind for example - definitely a goto tool for all v…
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Comment #45580305
Being able to branch from my db and merge after testing was a killer feature for me in PlanetScale. Great to see this functionality as an open source project.