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ceritium
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About ceritium
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Comment #49139560
I really believe in this software for one, or at least, be able to customise it as you need. On that premise, I started building during a weekend, thanks to Claude, a small platfor…
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Comment #48895192
I built a kind of paas for llms, the idea was to allow my family deploy webs cheap and easy, my family doesn't use It, but It end being very useful form mento deploy small apps. Yo…
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Comment #48785498
A project where you create websites by just using the chat interface of your llm. It's like a paas but oriented to llms. If your ui support mcp It should work. There are some examp…
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Comment #48505065
My trick, I just use bootstrap, ask Claude for a custom Styles following a style, palete etc. Much better experience than buying and adapting and existing bootstrap theme
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Comment #48480061
I made recently a similar thing https://jmkr.es/claude-usage/
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Comment #47724344
Me too
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Comment #47694950
Railway should try Rails
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Comment #47245066
Great, I have a MacBook Pro M5 for work which i know IS really fast because the whole suite of specs run in les than two minutes, but except for that my "old" air m1 with 16g of ra…
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Comment #46586055
During the last year, in my spare time, I have been working on https://trypulso.com . The system has been working fine for the last year, and I have a real customer using it. I not…
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Show HN: Monitor when your tech stack goes EOL
A typical Rails app runs on Rails 7.2, Ruby 3.2, and PostgreSQL 15. It works fine. No one checks the support timelines. Then one day, Ruby 3.2 hits EOL and stops receiving security…
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Comment #46375780
How does it save the progress?
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Comment #46124952
I love it, I liked what dry-initializer and dry-struct do, and I wanted something similar but simpler than RBS or Sorbet. I tried once myself to implement something like lowtype, b…
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Comment #45513611
Good, but I lost my trust in them, so my next NAS will be something else.
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Comment #43498267
I like Ruby on Rails + Postgres, GoodJob for background Jobs, sveltejs for complex widgets, bootstrap as CSS framework, vite for "compiling" the assets, deploy on Fly.io
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Ask HN: The following steps for my project
During the last few months, I have worked on Babelfu, a translation service on top of Github. I released the first version as open source and shared it on Hackernews. I got several…
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Comment #43003498
Hi, I have been building https://babelfu.com , a translation service on top of Github; it fetches the translations from your GitHub repo and commits them back, so the source of tru…
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Comment #42790521
I am doing nothing, but I was wondering if it would make sense to combine a small LLM and SQLITE to parse date time human expressions. For example, given a human input like "last d…
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Comment #42474808
No if they go during the night
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Comment #42455651
Please, create a robot arm which I would instruct for iron and fold my clothes.
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Comment #41973318
I have been working on improving the editor UI (svelte), the project wizard and adding payments on https://babelfu.com I haven't merged those improvements on the community edition …
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Comment #41873087
Congrats, it looks charming. As a suggestion, it would be great if the sidebar text was larger on mobile.
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Comment #41827032
Yes, I read the "Rails" docs—the same that you linked—but I wanted to see how other projects use it. My surprise was that only a public project on Github uses it.
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Ask HN: Who and how uses ensuring_owner_was on ActiveRecord
Reading the docs for the `has_one` relation of ActiveRecord I found the option `ensuring_owner_was` I didn't understand how to use it, so I looked for it on Github, but it doesn't …
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Comment #41718515
Does someone know if cooking pottery on a home fireplace is possible?