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dillonnys

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    Show HN: Embedding Explorer – compare text embedding models in your browser

    TL;DR: Picking an embedding model is tedious (ad‑hoc scripts, switching SDKs, messy notebooks). I wanted a consistent, repeatable workflow to A/B models on my own data and sanity‑c…

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    Comment #41323812

    That's very cool :-)

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    Comment #41323333

    This looks awesome! Thanks for making it open source. We are currently using SQLite heavily in our stack and DuckDB has been on my list of things to explore for a while. What's bee…

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    Comment #39903077

    The ecosystem support is improving, and still needs help. I think we can drive both in parallel so that the framework feeds use cases to the ecosystem which then lead to more compl…

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    Comment #39901222

    These are reasonable concerns. Having seen the development of Flutter and its ecosystem over the past 7 years, I've come to really believe in the framework and its mission. There h…

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    Comment #39900975

    Flutter is currently required for the parent app, but I'll be lifting that requirement very soon. Stay tuned!

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    Comment #39900707

    Ah, gotcha! The choice to use Flutter Web in the demo was just for presentational effect. Celest is built to work with all of the Flutter platforms equally.

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    Comment #39900184

    Right now, we're using Docusaurus, which has been working well: https://github.com/celest-dev/website Though, Flutter Web has come a long ways recently, especially with the WASM wo…

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    Comment #39899523

    Nice! Glad to hear it :-)

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    Comment #39899077

    > It could be part of the service contract. Agreed. I'll look into how we can add that.

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    Comment #39897778

    > How do you handle versioning? Are there any guidelines/rules one must abide by? Versioning is not fully fleshed out yet, but we have an open issue for it here: https://github.com…

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    Comment #39897674

    Great points. My immediate plan for reducing lock-in is to provide the option to deploy into a cloud account you manage. This has the upside of making your deployed infrastructure …

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    Comment #39896909

    Glad to hear you ran a successful deploy! Currently we just have the CLI to manage your account, although I'm working on a web-based dashboard for better accessibility. The result …

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    Comment #39896766

    Per project, per month, yes. Felt like a mouthful to write, but I'll make that more clear. Celest's biggest strength with cloud functions is its integration with the Dart language.…

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    Comment #39896526

    Thanks! I started working on it in November, but most of the effort has been over the past three months.

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    Comment #39896511

    Interesting! I don't know much about using Closure and Dart together. Any projects you could point me to? Sounds like a cool use case.

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    Comment #39896505

    Yes, I definitely want to at some point. In the short term, I've implemented a `celest upgrade` method in the CLI, so it's just a one-time manual install.

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    Comment #39895945

    Yes, absolutely. The main differences are 1. Celest is fully managed and does not require any knowledge of the cloud. With Serverpod, you must have a cloud account and manage your …

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    Comment #39895353

    Much appreciated!

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    Show HN: Celest – Flutter Cloud Platform

    Hi HN! I’m Dillon, the founder of Celest ( https://celest.dev ). Celest is a backend-as-a-service that lets you build full-stack Flutter and Dart apps without leaving your IDE. The…

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    Comment #32045077

    Dart+Flutter should do the trick https://dart.dev/server https://flutter.dev/multi-platform/desktop