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dvcrn

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About dvcrn

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    Comment #48933940

    What’s this $10 deal?

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    Comment #48933935

    I agree. I subscribe to SuperGrok but never used the grok models a lot for coding. Now with 4.5, I’m gonna hit my weekly limit tomorrow and even considering trying SuperGrok Heavy …

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    Comment #48893600

    Built the same thing a while back: https://pi.dev/packages/pi-supergrok Install with pi install npm:pi-supergrok

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    Comment #47956642

    Happened to me too but my card didn’t actually get charged, maybe check yours. Also the card in the invoice wasn’t even the card I’m using with Anthropic

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    Comment #47715739

    > Despite thinking this is AI-generated, I agree but everything has a caveat. Definitely not AI generated. I wrote this during a non-internet flight. :)

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    Comment #47715552

    Hi, author here! I fully agree with your comment here and that’s exactly my point in the post: Different tools that work great for different tasks. If anything, the post is a take …

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    Comment #47715500

    > MCP has severe context bloat just by starting a thread Hi, author here. The “MCP has severe context bloat” problem has already been solved with tool discovery. Modern harnesses d…

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    Comment #46943656

    I just released Configmesh this week. It's a macOS app (with CLI companion) for e2e encrypted syncing and backing up of dotfiles and application configurations. You can sync for ex…

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    Comment #46630191

    My personal blog: https://david.coffee And a few projects I’m working on: - https://configmesh.app utility for syncing dotfiles + application configs - https://fixmyjapanese.com AI…

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    Comment #44093771

    microfn.dev - https://microfn.dev It started out as a cloud runner for small (mostly pure) composable javascript functions that we run for you in the cloud. So whenever you have so…

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    Comment #43535926

    A buddy and me have been working on https://microfn.dev for a while: A platform for creating, managing and composing tiny (micro) javascript functions and using them from different…

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    Comment #39281826

    Thanks :)

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    Comment #39268732

    Lots of small stuff like bots and scripts to automatically rename files that I use locally every single day Then things like: “Fix My Japanese” - uses LLM to correct Japanese gramm…

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    Comment #36607379

    Here’s mine :) https://david.coffee/ I blog about random bits and blobs in tech. Sometimes a review, sometimes trying out something new. Wanted to try and keep it interesting and n…

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    Comment #35326682

    Heh, I wrote one too (in Elixir + LiveView) - https://github.com/dvcrn/chatgpt-ui Background was that we wanted to explore providing access to ChatGPT to employees at $company, but…

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    Comment #33135655

    funny timing, just yesterday I finished a little app I was hacking on and needed a somewhat decent looking logo that was blocking the release. Instead of trying my luck in sketch a…

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    Comment #33003524

    Shameless plug for my CLI for creating MaskedEmails that is using these APIs (since beta actually) - https://github.com/dvcrn/maskedemail-cli If you're into domain/service-specific…

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    Comment #28902466

    I keep IPFS companion turned on constantly but when I hit a site that's getting loaded through IPFS it often takes so long that I end up turning IPFS off so it just fetches it from…

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    Comment #28729115

    Small composable packages aren’t a bad thing IMO. It’s nice to pull things together how you want without having to reimplement the same logic multiple times. Just encapsulate small…

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    Comment #28702609

    Even getting around Activation Lock on a stolen iPhone is probably a lot of hassle unless you know a guy who knows a guy who can unlock it for you

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    Comment #28589921

    IPNS is so slow that using it for anything just makes for a very unpleasant experience

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    Comment #28389158

    I went down a similar hole with a UniFi Dream Machine. udm-utilities [0] basically allows you to run all kinds of stuff on it through podman. Went from trying to teach it to mimic …

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