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rittermax
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About rittermax
I am a passionate Software Engineer from Munich, Germany. I support my clients in different industries and roles in the areas of Cloud, DevOps, Data and AI.
Checkout my website and blog: https://www.maxritter.net
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Show HN: Claude Pilot – Claude Code is powerful. Pilot makes it reliable
Start a task, grab a coffee, come back to production-grade code. Tests enforced. Context preserved. Quality automated. Claude Code moves fast but without structure, it skips tests,…
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Show HN: Claude CodePro – Professional Development Environment for Claude Code
Hi HN, I've been using Claude Code for a few months and kept running into the same issues: 1. No enforcement of TDD or quality checks - Claude writes untested code if you let it 2.…
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Comment #35854487
Thanks for the feedback, it was indeed missleading to write it like that. I have improved the text as you have proposed it, so it is much clearer now what is required :)
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Comment #35853862
Thanks a lot! That's super cool, very nice price tag, compact design, thanks for bringing it up :)
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Comment #35852114
Thanks for mentioning the missing parts. It was so obvious that I missed it, they are now added ;) You are right, Version 2 had a visual camera. However, the alignment between LWIR…
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Comment #35851890
I know that affordable is a flexible term and the DIY-Thermocam might still be too expensive for some folks. The predecessor of this device was called "Cheap-Thermocam" ( https://w…
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Comment #35851835
Indeed, the predecessor of the DIY-Thermocam was called Cheap-Thermocam and built on the MLX90614. If you want to have a look, it is still available via the Wayback Time Machine (h…
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Comment #35851744
Agree. I think it depends on the use-case (and a personal interest in open-source and DIY stuff) which solution is the best. For example with the open serial protocol of the DIY-Th…
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Comment #35851661
The DIY-Thermocam also works with the FLIR Lepton2.5, which is slightly cheaper (but has a lower resolution): https://store.groupgets.com/products/flir-lepton-2-5 But I agree that …
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Comment #35851623
Indeed, smartphone addons are much cheaper and might be a good option, too!
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Comment #35851616
You are right, there are cheaper solutions like smartphone addons, but as a standalone thermal imager including display, storage, etc., there are not many options that are less exp…
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Comment #35851587
The tCam-Mini is also an awesome project, thanks for mentioning!
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Comment #35848873
The DIY-Thermocam V3 is a low-cost, do-it-yourself thermal imager, based on the popular radiometric FLIR Lepton sensor and an open-source ecosystem. It gives private persons, educa…
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The power of thermal imaging - now affordable for everyone! The DIY-Thermocam V3 is a low-cost, do-it-yourself thermal imager, based on the popular radiometric FLIR Lepton sensor a…
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