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Comment #47934823
We use jayporeci.in and have never hit capacity problems since we can choose to run it in laptops / servers / spare VMs etc. Best decision we ever made
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Using phone's STT to type on my laptop
I built a small thing that lets me use my phone's keyboard stt to voice type / dictate to my laptop. Works via xdotool so works in vim / browser / TUI etc. Wrote a post about it on…
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Show HN: Jaypore CI. Minimal offline CI system
Hi! I posted this a long time back. There have been major changes so posting it again. - Jaypore CI (JCI) is a very minimal CI system. It's installed as a single binary on your $PA…
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Ask HN: Simple pay-as-you-go accounting for SaaS
I couldn't find a lot of content online about how accounting for a SaaS would work if I wanted to implement a pay-as-you-go system; so I wrote a small blog post on it. I'm curious …
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Comment #37747697
I've been working in ML/Data science and building websites for ~7 years now and am now slow moving into full time freelance work. Location: Jaipur, India Remote: Yes (UTC +5:30) Wi…
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Comment #35582046
I use KeepassXC + Syncthing. On a few devices that never connect to the same wifi i use tailscale to connect Syncthing.
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Comment #34548135
https://www.jayporeci.in/ I've been working on this CI system for a while. 1. Zero setup. Works on git hooks. 2. Python as the config language. Makes it very easy to do dependencie…
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Comment #34424334
I've been building Jaypore CI for exactly this tradeoff. The config is a single python file and I run jobs using a git hook on my own laptop. I'd love some feedback on what else I …
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Show HN: Self hosted CI tightly integrated with Gitea
I recently started using Gitea to host all my small projects. This has been great so far, however the lack of an inbuilt CI system like (github / gitlab) ended up hitting me hard. …
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Comment #28199826
Hi HN, I built this a while back for small projects where I wanted to build a static site without introducing the whole npm/js ecosystem. The main advantage is having re-usable par…
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Comment #23550265
What do you use then? Gitlab? Personal servers?
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Comment #22887451
I built our local python community's website and to be honest I have no idea about what all is to be considered while designing a page. The only thing I kept in mind was that almos…
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Comment #22776808
I'm not sure if the equation is right but I've done a daily case plot for Indian cases. https://gist.github.com/theSage21/29608c666a378dcb276a9dd9e4...
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Comment #22116572
For what it's worth, at my previous place we built a YOLO based model for detecting paragraphs/tables/headlines/page layouts mixed with traditional rule based OCR/layout detection.…
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Ask HN: Searching for Functions via Type Signatures
I just came across an old paper discussing searching for functions via type signatures. How prevalent is this kind of search perhaps in code search systems? Does anyone else know m…
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Ask HN: Can batteries power cars for 1.6 mil km as claimed?
Just came across this paper. Thought the HN community might know about this strain of tech? http://m.jes.ecsdl.org/content/166/13/A3031 Abstract: We present a wide range of testing…
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Comment #21056934
We use tmux for remote peer programming in a pinch. If Alice has a session on a remote machine you have access to. You can run `tmux new-session -s bob -t Alice` With this both sha…
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Comment #20968847
I've been using type hints with my bottle projects for some time now. Makes it a lot easier to write JSON based apis. https://github.com/theSage21/bottle-tools